
Indonesia’s captive coal: ‘Who is this really for?’
As captive coal plants support Indonesia’s growing nickel industry, communities in North Maluku and Central Sulawesi shoulder the burden by: Miriam Bahagijo* From her house

As captive coal plants support Indonesia’s growing nickel industry, communities in North Maluku and Central Sulawesi shoulder the burden by: Miriam Bahagijo* From her house

Jakarta — Indonesia should make its response to forest and land fires more inclusive by ensuring evacuation, healthcare and social protection meet the needs of

Jakarta — The Banda Aceh city government has taken a step toward integrating gender equality into its climate policies by advancing the drafting of its

Jakarta — French mining and metallurgy company Eramet, through its Indonesian arm, has partnered with the non-profit YCAB Foundation to launch a new initiative aimed

Jakarta – Although their contribution to the climate crisis is relatively small, women are the group that suffers the most from environmental damage. Women’s activists

Jakarta – Women in Indonesia play a vital role in tackling climate change, yet they remain disproportionately affected by its impacts. This was one of

by Greg Clough Recently, I joined many other bloggers around the world in highlighting the importance of the International Day of Rural Women, celebrated by
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