by: Yanti Lawerissa, D.J.A. Hehanussa, E.R.M. Toule, Abraham Tulalessy, and Moh Ilias Bin Hamid* Indonesia’s mineral riches continue to clash with its green goals. A
Jakarta – The government has abolished the bank guarantee scheme as a form of mining reclamation guarantee and now only requires guarantees in the form
Jakarta – Indonesia Climate Justice Literacy (ICJL) questions the government’s narrative of “economic equality” and “community empowerment” as reasons for granting cooperatives and community organisations
Jakarta – The government is providing cooperatives with the opportunity to manage Mineral and Coal Mining Permit Areas (WIUP) through Government Regulation (PP) No. 39
Jakarta – A theatrical installation titled “Trojan Horse” was staged by a group of civil society organisations in front of the offices of several banks
Jakarta – CERAH highlights the influx of large Chinese capital into the green industry, particularly in the nickel sector of Indonesia. In the report “China’s
Jakarta – The government has stated that Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices are now a mandatory requirement, not just a buzzword. Director General of
Jakarta – The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR) has imposed sanctions in the form of temporary license revocation on 190 mining companies, the
Jakarta – Greenpeace Indonesia has criticised the government’s decision to grant PT Gag Nikel a temporary operating permit. In a written statement on Friday, September
Jakarta – The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR) said that 18 downstream projects currently being prepared will be completed in stages, with the
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