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
by: Firdaus Cahyadi* President Prabowo Subianto launched the Daya Anagata Nusantara (Danantara) Investment Management Agency (BPI) exactly one month ago. “There are approximately 20 strategic
by: Amanda Katili Niode, Ph.D.* Despite its many benefits, AI also has environmental impacts that cannot be ignored, especially regarding energy consumption. Artificial intelligence (AI)
by: Farid Gaban* The Prabowo administration is determined to develop large-scale food estates, an agricultural model that has failed since the days of Soeharto, Susilo
by: Eko Prasetyo* Large-scale environmental destruction, known as ecocide, is not just an ecological problem but also a serious violation of human rights. Ecocide is
by: Firdaus Cahyadi* At the recent G20 Summit in Brazil, President Prabowo Subianto revealed that Indonesia will accelerate the phase-out of all coal-fired power plants.
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