Persuwasibo

Persuwasibo is a term that appears in Indonesian-language sources without pointing to a single, universally recognized organization. Its meaning is highly context-dependent, and there is no official expansion of the acronym that is accepted across sources.

Linguistically, persuwasibo seems to blend elements commonly found in the names of associations or networks in Indonesia, such as persatuan (association/unity) and references to private-sector or civic groups. However, there is no standardized or legally defined form of the term, and it is not listed as a formal institution in official registries.

In usage, persuwasibo has been observed as a designation for informal networks, local initiatives, or proposed coalitions related to private-sector collaboration, community participation, or governance discussions. In some cases, it appears as a placeholder name in examples or case studies rather than as an established entity with a fixed charter or membership.

Origin and history details are sparse in widely available sources, contributing to its characterization as a term with variable meaning rather than a single, verifiable organization. Because references to persuwasibo are not consistently anchored in a specific group or statute, researchers and readers are advised to consult the original context to determine what the term denotes in a given instance.

See also: Indonesian associations, private-sector networks, civic organizations.