by: Arpiyan Sargita* The recurring deaths of Sumatran elephants in Riau Province can no longer be viewed as mere incidents of wildlife poaching. These events
by: Tara Indira Aisha Abdullah* The use and even exploitation of natural resources is often destructive and uncontrolled. Activities such as mining and logging have
by: Azam Hawari* Since 2024, the House of Representatives (DPR) has included the revision of the Forestry Law in the 2024–2029 Priority National Legislative Program.
The ASEAN Guiding Principles for Effective Social Forestry Legal Frameworks (AGP) present a shared regional framework to help strengthen laws, policies and institutions supporting social
by: Mochamad Indrawan* and Kishore Dhavala** The Indonesian Climate Village Program, better known as ProKlim, is one of the most innovative public policy instruments to
Giving local governments more autonomy and prioritising human rights are key to advancing Indonesia’s renewable energy aims, write two experts by: Muhammad Arief Virgy and
Amid increasing global pressure to respect human rights and sustain business practices, Indonesian businesses face a new challenge: how to ensure that economic gains do
by: Syahriza Alkohir Anggoro* In 2022, the United Nations Environment Assembly adopted a new resolution laying the first groundwork toward a new legally binding international
by: Rinawati Eko PL* In today’s increasingly transparent world, how a company treats people is no longer an internal matter. From boardrooms and factory floors
by Giorgio Budi Indrarto* In the prevailing discourse on development, “impact” is often defined as a final outcome—a tangible result produced after a series of
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