Data, Research
& Knowledge Hub
Ground-level evidence, participatory policy audits, open geospatial inventories, and field training modules generated alongside North Lombok communities since 1987.
Non-Extractive Research
Villagers are not test subjects; they are co-researchers who define research inquiries, analyze results, and own the generated data.
Open Geospatial Data
We leverage open-source GIS tools and OpenStreetMap to establish community-verified boundaries and watershed vulnerability maps.
Policy Evidence for Action
Every field study directly informs local village regulations (Perdes) and regional advocacy for agrarian and environmental justice.
Key Studies & Training Modules
Explore documented findings, curricula, and datasets produced through our participatory fieldwork.
Digital Marketing & Financial Literacy for Rural MSMEs (2023)
By YLKMP Research & Enterprise Development Division
A comprehensive 6-module training syllabus tailored for North Lombok rural entrepreneurs, women weavers, and organic farmer cooperatives to access direct fair-trade digital markets.
Social Audit on Food Policy & Seed Sovereignty in Bayan (2021)
By In collaboration with KRKP Bogor & OXFAM Indonesia
A 9-month empirical study evaluating public seed distribution transparency, heirloom rice genetic preservation, and land rights of indigenous women smallholders in Bayan District.
Geospatial Community Water Catchment & Spring Inventory (2022)
By YLKMP Geospatial Team in cooperation with Krama Adat Dayan Gunung
Open-source geospatial mapping identifying 47 vulnerable spring recharge zones and customary forest corridors in Gangga and Bayan using GPS ground-truthing and OpenStreetMap standards.
Traditional Sasak Architecture & Seismic Resilience: A 40-Year Review
By YLKMP Documentation & HIVOS Archive Team
Documenting lessons learned from the 1979 and 2018 earthquakes: why traditional Berugaq and bamboo-timber post structures survived while unreinforced masonry collapsed.
Conducting Research in North Lombok?
We collaborate with universities, independent scholars, and international development agencies committed to participatory, ethical research that directly benefits local Dayan Gunung communities.