• Establish a shared national platform that serves as a central hub for communication, collaboration, information exchange, and coordination among wildlife rescue centres and relevant stakeholders across Indonesia.

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• Facilitate regular coordination and knowledge-sharing mechanisms through periodic meetings, discussions, workshops, and other collaborative activities among IWRA members.

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• Develop a collective resource centre by establishing an agreed framework for the types, standards, management, and sharing of data, information, technical guidance, and knowledge resources relevant to wildlife rescue, rehabilitation, and conservation.

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• Develop and maintain a national database of wildlife rescue and rehabilitation facilities across Indonesia, documenting key information on centres, their institutional capacity, species and animals under care, facilities, expertise, services, and conservation activities to support coordination, planning, referrals, and evidence-based decision-making.

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• Promote systematic knowledge exchange and documentation by facilitating the sharing of good practices, technical expertise, lessons learned, research, protocols, and other relevant resources among members.

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• Strengthen collaboration and coordination among wildlife rescue centres to enable joint initiatives, technical support, referrals, resource sharing, and collective responses to emerging wildlife rescue and rehabilitation needs.