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Collaborative Efforts for Sustainable Impact

Sivitas Nexus Asia (SINEXUS) is an innovation hub connecting development actors, donors, academia, government agencies, and CSR leaders to create data-driven, high-impact solutions for complex development challenges.

We're Connecting Expertise for a Better Future

Sivitas Nexus Asia (SINEXUS) is an innovation hub connecting development actors, donors, academia, government agencies, and CSR leaders to create data-driven, high-impact solutions for complex development challenges.

Research & Evaluation

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We deliver rigorous research and evaluations that inform policy, strengthen programs, and accelerate impact. With deep expertise in development studies, we turn data into actionable insights empowering decisions that shape a better future.

Community Empowerment

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We believe lasting change begins with strong communities. Through deep partnerships and data-driven strategies, we co-create empowerment programs that are rooted in evidence and designed for measurable, sustainable impact. Together, we turn local voices into powerful solutions transforming potential into progress.

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Project Portfolio

SINEXUS was established in May 2025, and we have operated as a team of consultants for nearly 7 years.
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GEDSI Analysis of Bali Mandala Project - Strengthening Inclusive Disaster and Climate Resilience in Bali
As part of the BALI MANDALA Program, Sinexus is conducting a GEDSI Analysis to identify and address social inclusion gaps in the four target villages across Karangasem and Gianyar districts.
2025
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Budget Analysis of Community Interventions in Promoting the Effectiveness, Efficiency, and Sustainability of Community-Based Tuberculosis Elimination Efforts in Indonesia
This study assesses the funding and effectiveness of community-based tuberculosis (TB) programs in Indonesia. It analyzes budget allocation, efficiency, and outcomes to provide recommendations for more sustainable and impactful funding models.
2025
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Assessing the Perceived Satisfaction, Benefit, and Impact of Contraceptive Blended Learning: An End-to-End Evaluation
Assessing the reactions, learning, behavioral changes, and outcomes/impacts of participation in blended family planning training organized by Ipas Indonesia. Blended training organized by Ipas Indonesia, based on the national curriculum as part of the CERAH project will be assessed in this study.
2025
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Analysis of Disaster Financing in East Flores, Indonesia
Developing and implementing a costing study to estimate the financial requirements of disaster response and recovery in Indonesia, using case studies from two major natural disasters in 2024.
2025
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Maternal and neonatal infection treatment and sepsis prevention in Indonesia: A Literature Review
Providing a comprehensive desk review to assess existing standards, policies, and practices on the prevention and treatment of maternal and neonatal infections, with a focus on sepsis in Indonesia. The review aimed to support the development of evidence-based interventions in the next phase of Project HOPE’s maternal and newborn health (MNH) programming.
2024
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Potential of adaptive and inclusive social protection for people with multi-drug resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) in Indonesia
Assessing the landscape and needs for social protection among people affected by drug-resistant tuberculosis (TBC-RO) in Indonesia, aiming to inform policy advocacy for the development of inclusive and adaptive social protection (SP) schemes tailored to this vulnerable group.
2024