CSOs, in collaboration with right- holders affected by the current development model, contribute in influencing the duty-bearers in order to

11.11.11 engages in partnerships with Indonesian Civil Society Organizatons (CSOs) that are advocating for a more social and sustainable economy. They disagree with the current policies in their country, which are leading to a widening gap between rich and poor and makes people more vulnerable for ecological disasters, in which the most vulnerable groups in society are the first victims. These partners support “rights-holders" to make sure they are aware of their rights, and in a better position to defend and uphold their rights. The program will help to increase the pressure on governments and private sector to ensure human rights related to ecological justice. The main demands of both the CSOs and rights-holders are related to the mainstreaming of the human rights perspective in the policies and daily operations of government institutions. Special attention is paid to the protection of human rights defenders working on ecological issues. The partnerships offers opportunities to strengthen their ties with rights-holders, thus, reinforcing their legitimacy, to develop strategic partnerships to broaden their public support, and obtain wider recognition by policy actors and public opinion. Key partners of 11.11.11 are: WALHI; Jatam and Sawit Watch. New partnerships will be explored with SP, a women organization, and KontraS, a human rights organization.