Pekumpulan OpenStreetMap Indonesia aims to create a vibrant community of OpenStreetMap contributors and users in Indonesia and provide a platform where members can exchange ideas and support each other.
In the years to come, we hope to fully map the country on OpenStreetMap and to strongly advocate for its use within different groups. This can only be done sustainably by mapping while applying OSM in creating solutions that we face locally.
Through collaboration projects, we will create an open and diverse community of OpenStreetMap contributors in Indonesia, develop and support local initiatives that are aimed at improving OpenStreetMap in Indonesia, and promote the use of open data, including OpenStreetMap and FOSS in Indonesia. We hope to engage with different organizations, communities and government institutions as we continue to grow.
In 2011, Perkumpulan OpenStreetMap Indonesia (POI), a non-profit organization that emphasizes humanitarian efforts and capacity building using the FREE and OPEN mapping platform OpenStreetMap, initiated a project in Indonesia. The project aimed to promote awareness regarding the significance of spatial data in disaster risk reduction and to establish a local OpenStreetMap community.
In the span of 6 years, we have persistently worked towards encouraging the adoption of OpenStreetMap among community members through diverse training initiatives and regional mapping endeavors across Indonesia.
In 2017, we took a step further by establishing a local entity known as the ‘Perkumpulan OpenStreetMap Indonesia’ or POI. With the same objectives, POI is positioned further to advance the promotion of free and open geospatial data to address various societal needs in Indonesia.
Disaster Risk Reduction
Sustainable Cities
Gender Equality
Water and Sanitation
Transportation