The Criminalization of Indigenous Defenders in Borneo
Legal intimidation and criminalization of community leaders defending their ancestral forests in West Kalimantan.
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Testing the Power of Indonesia’s Anti-SLAPP laws in the case of activists Munif and Dera
Indonesian law actually has an “antidote” for the SLAPP poison, known as the Anti-SLAPP concept.
From Sea to Table: How Climate Change is Reshaping Local Seafood
The sun dips below the horizon in Labuan Bajo, painting the sky in bruises of purple and gold. On the shore, the air is thick...
Guarding the Last Paradise: Ecotourism’s Role in Protecting Coasts
Close your eyes. Picture "paradise." For most of us, the image is universal: a spine of white sand curving into water so clear it looks...
The Enchanting Land Above the Clouds: 5 Facts About Wae Rebo
The mist doesn’t just settle in Wae Rebo; it lives there. Tucked away in the Manggarai highlands of Flores, East Nusa Tenggara, this village is...
From Waste to Blessing: Gayamsari Residents Turn Organic Waste into New Resources
Household waste can be more useful, both as a form of concern for the environment and as an economic opportunity.
The Story of Maluku’s Jambula Mamas and Their Fight for a Living Coastline
The women of Maluku know the sea intimately. They can read tides as easily as city dwellers read clocks. But climate change has blurred the signs.
Jatiwangi in the Shadow of Industry and the Dream of an Environmentally Sovereign Terracotta
Trash in Majalengka poses a complex challenge. With accumulating waste, Jatiwangi is now the biggest contributor of household garbage.
How is the development of the equitable energy transition program in Indonesia?
JETP funds will target equitable energy transition projects in a number of developing countries, one of which is Indonesia.
Samirono village energy transformation, from waste to clean energy
Samirono village has proven that innovation and collaboration can bring big changes. They showed the world that waste can be turned into clean energy.