Our Research

Featured Research

Explore our library of publications and discover our ongoing projects driving impact.

OVERVIEW

Our Research Framework

Overview & Methodology

Our research focus spans multiple disciplines, employing rigorous qualitative and quantitative methodologies. We adapt our approach based on specific project requirements, ensuring every study is grounded in objective data collection, thorough analysis, and actionable interpretation without pre-determined bias.

Research Area

Geographically, our primary focus is on developing regions, addressing main issues such as socio-economic inequality, environmental sustainability, and cultural preservation. Our expertise lies in field research, policy analysis, and community-driven impact assessments.

ACTIVE PROJECTS

Ongoing Projects

Active research projects currently in progress across our focus areas.

Active Started Sep 2026

Researchers Working Across Cultures

Sulapa Institute is supporting the delivery of Researchers Working Across Cultures, the second module of the PAIR Talent Accelerator Program (TAP) under the Aus...

🌍 Cross-cultural collaboration
PUBLICATIONS

Research Library

Browse our archive of completed studies and publications.

Sacred Spaces and Rhythms: Exploring Religion's Influence on Indonesia's Underground Scene
Dec 2024

Sacred Spaces and Rhythms: Exploring Religion's Influence on Indonesia's Underground Scene

The intricate relationship between religion and the underground music scene in Indonesia, emphasizing the spatial and temporal dimensions of religious expression within a predominantly Muslim society, can shed light on...

Rethinking the Potential and Challenge of Payment for Environmental Services for Indigenous Community
Nov 2024

Rethinking the Potential and Challenge of Payment for Environmental Services for Indigenous Community

The rising global urgency to protect ecosystems has led to increased interest in Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) as a potential solution. PES initiatives financially incentivize landowners and communities for...