West Sumatra stilted houses could be the locals’ primary shield against flash floods.
Sustainability
Rice self-sufficiency is a milestone, but real food security lies in producing smarter and better, not just more.
Honest criticism is an expression of hope—a vital tool to ensure that when the next storm arrives, we are truly prepared to protect lives.
Sumatra’s ecological disasters are the lethal byproduct of extractive industries and the systemic denial of indigenous land rights.
Asia-Pacific, heavily reliant on coal, faces a complex shift to renewables.
A nickel mining project in Raja Ampat forces Nahdlatul Ulama to confront its position amid state and corporate entanglement.
Indonesia’s top religious groups risk independence by accepting mining concessions, aligning closely with the state’s political and economic interests.
Join us on Friday, 11 April 2025 to discuss about the socioeconomics of agriculture in ASEAN.
Public enthusiasm for Prabowo’s free meal programme is undeniable, but weak oversight and poor planning threaten its success.
A reimagined Triple Bottom Line – Politics, Planet and People – highlights accountability commitment in sustainability governance that prioritises long-term societal effects over quick financial benefits.