Jakarta – A total of 22 Indonesian indigenous delegates participated in the First Global Congress of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities of the World’s Three
Jakarta — In a powerful fusion of art and activism, musicians, storytellers, and cultural leaders gathered in Bali this month to show how music and
Jakarta—UNDP, the UN’s international development agency, says that seagrass and peatland ecosystems are often overlooked natural solutions to combating the impacts of climate change, from
Jakarta – The government is encouraging alternative climate financing through international cooperation, such as Climate Resilient and Inclusive Cities (CRIC), a programme partially funded by
Jakarta – Indonesia needs to mobilise diverse sources of climate financing given the country’s needs for a huge amount of climate financing, as well as
Jakarta – Indonesia’s commitment to building sustainable schools is further strengthened by potential collaboration with Jeju Province, South Korea. In a bilateral meeting on the
Jakarta—A new report from the Global Methane Hub reveals Indonesians’ high awareness of climate change issues. The report said that nine out of ten Indonesians
As the world confronts intensifying climate threats, persons with disabilities (PWDs)—an estimated 1.5 billion globally—remain largely overlooked in climate policy and disaster planning. Despite growing
Jakarta – Amid record global heat and growing threats to biodiversity, the United Nations (UN) marked Earth Day 2025 with a clarion call to the
Jakarta — Pope Francis, the head of the Roman Catholic Church and a leading moral voice on global issues, died on Monday, April 21, at
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