KKI Warsi is a non-governmental organization (NGO) that focuses on conservation and community engagement. Established in December 1991, KKI Warsi brings together activists from various disciplines to address natural resource management issues. Originally known as WARSI (Warung Informasi Konservasi) Foundation, it was founded by 12 NGOs across four provinces in Indonesia.

KKI Warsi provides a range of programs and services aimed at preserving the environment and involving local communities. Through partnerships and alliances such as Rain Forest Norway, Climate and Land Use Alliance, and REDD-Indonesia, they work towards sustainable forest conservation. They also develop initiatives like the Village Information System (VIS), which helps remote communities access vital information.

The organization actively engages in events and publishes news and releases to create awareness about their conservation efforts. KKI Warsi welcomes individuals to join their team and offers career opportunities for those passionate about environmental conservation. Stay connected with KKI Warsi by subscribing to their monthly newsletter or following them on their social media platforms.

For contact information, visit their website. With a commitment to conserving natural resources and involving local communities, KKI Warsi is making a positive impact on the environment