This monograph highlights and reviews the program implemented by the Indonesian Consortium for Religious Studies (ICRS) between early 2019 and the end of 2021. The program has been generously co-supported by the Ford Foundation and Bina Pembangunan Daerah (the Directorate General of Regional Development Supervision) of the Indonesian Ministry of Home Affairs. While the Ford Foundation has been a supporter of ICRS since its establishment in 2006-2007, mostly along the lines of social justice, tolerance and pluralism, the cooperation with the Ministry of Home Affairs is something new to ICRS.

The formal title of the program, “Co-Designing Sustainable, Just and Smart Urban Living through ICRS Education, Civic Engagement and Policy Advocacy”, has the ambitious targets of ‘challenging inequality’ and tackling the issues of sustainability and climate change. These issues relate to core subject matters in which ICRS faculty, students and strategic partners have been engaging for 15 years.

Sofjan, S., Epafras, L.C., Marsiyanti D.A., Kaunang H.P., Astuti, I.F. (2022), Co-Designing Sustainable, Just, and Smart Urban Living a Monograph, 2019-2021. Indonesian Consortium for Religious Studies (ICRS).

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