Founder & CEO Waste4Change MB Junerosano: Improving Responsible Waste Management in Indonesia
Improving responsible waste management is a complex activity requiring all stakeholders’ collaboration and contributions to create meaningful progress.... Read More
Abul Muamar
Amar is the Manager of Indonesian Digital Publications at Green Network Asia. He holds a Master’s degree in Philosophy from Universitas Gadjah Mada and a Bachelor’s degree in Communication Studies from Universitas Sumatera Utara. He has over ten years of professional experience in journalism as a reporter and editor for several national-level media companies in Indonesia. He is also a writer, editor, and translator with a particular interest in socio-economic and environmental issues.
Asia Media Summit 2023: Strengthening Media’s Roles as Public Education Channel
The 18th Asia Media Summit 2023 aimed to advance the role of media in contributing to sustainable development through its role as a public education channel.... Read More
Green Network Asia and Waste4Change Hosted A Capacity Building Virtual Workshop for Digital Creators
Green Network Asia and Waste4Change Hosted A Capacity Building Virtual Workshop for Digital Creators
Supporting digital creators with the relevant knowledge and practical skills through capacity building programs is one of the ways to drive changes toward an environmentally-friendly societal mindset and behavior.... Read More
Iklimku: How Climate Photography Can Tell Stories Beyond Words
With the belief that photography can convey stories words cannot, Iklimku aims to foster awareness and interest from the public and policymakers regarding climate change and the impacts that follow.... Read More
Modern Sea Slavery in Indonesia and Beyond
Sea slavery still exists today. As thousands of migrant workers in ASEAN countries are still under the shackles of forced labor, employing a multi-stakeholder approach is essential to eradicate slavery.... Read More
Enhancing Sustainable Agriculture with Modern Agriculture Technology
Farmers need a robust support system in the face of climate change. In this light, CropLife is promoting sustainable agriculture in Indonesia by adopting modern agriculture technology.... Read More
Hyundai, Drop Coal: BTS ARMY Indonesia and KPOP4PLANET urge against new coal plant
BTS ARMY Indonesia and KPOP4PLANET published an open letter and a campaign titled ‘Hyundai, Drop Coal!’ to urge Hyundai to drop the partnership with Adaro that plans to build a new 1.1 GW coal power plant in North Kalimantan, Indonesia.... Read More
Developing Sustainable Inland Fisheries in Indonesia
Through the IFish project, Indonesia’s Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (KKP) partners with FAO to develop a sustainable inland fisheries management model, focusing on Indonesian shortfin eels in the Sukabumi District.... Read More
Ruhana Kuddus Fought for the Emancipation of Indonesian Women through Journalism and Education
“In the history of Indonesian education, there was no other 10-year-old girl who had the initiative to open a free school. Ruhana was the only one.”... Read More
Orangutan Information Center’s Mission to Save Sumatran Orangutans
Orangutan Information Center (OIC) has rescued 223 orangutans, including those confiscated and in personal possessions, and restored 2,629 hectares of degraded lands in the Leuser Ecosystem.... Read More