Indonesia’s Green Transition amid Global Uncertainty and Domestic Pressures
The current reality of Indonesia’s green transition is facing mounting challenges, but it is not impossible just yet.... Read More
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Why Indonesia’s ESG Narrative Must Be Rooted in SDGs
A robust, SDG-rooted ESG narrative would distinguish Indonesia as a nation that redefines it from the perspective of the Global South.... Read More
How Mauritius’s National ESG Framework Can Guide the Island State’s Green ICT Future
With sustained commitment and robust implementation, a national ESG framework would guide Mauritius toward a green ICT future.... Read More
The Resilience of Small Islands: Protecting the Natural Capital of Pari Island, Indonesia
If destructive practices continue, Pari Island and other small islands face the risk of disappearing amid the climate crisis. ... Read More
Green Energy, Red Flags: Labor Exploitation and Deadly Accidents at Indonesia’s Nickel Capital
Indonesia's ambition to lead the global critical mineral industry is riddled with labor exploitation and other workers’ rights violations.... Read More
Sustainability Starts Below: The Role of Subsurface Data in Disaster Risk Reduction in Indonesia
To fully harness the value of subsurface data, Indonesia should prioritize democratizing petroleum-related datasets while respecting data ownership.... Read More
People versus Coal: Should Danantara fund Indonesia’s coal downstreaming and DME project?
The Danantara funding plan for the DME project shows the absence of a green economic vision within the institution.... Read More
Nepal as a Catalyst for the Legal Protection of Climate Refugees
There is a gap in the existing international legal framework that presents a legal void for climate refugees.... Read More
Adaptation in the Era of Extreme Heat: Tackling Irreversible Losses to Health and Wellbeing
Addressing extreme heat requires a paradigm shift from a short-term, reactive approach to long-term, transformative strategies.... Read More
Green Election: Realizing Environmentally Friendly Election Campaigns in Indonesia
Green Election refers to practices that reduce the environmental impacts of electoral processes. Can this be done in Indonesia?... Read More