Cambodia's NGO Crisis: Limited Spillover to Indonesia?
Cambodia's NGO sector, heavily reliant on international donors since the 1990s, is reportedly weakening local organizing structures. Indonesia's NGO landscape, characterized by deeper local roots, appears less susceptible to immediate spillover effects.
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