Climate change is forcing migration and deepening inequality across Indonesia, displacing rural residents, Indigenous peoples and those with disabilities — groups least responsible for the crisis.

Indonesia’s first energy transition road map has been criticized for prioritizing financial considerations over emissions cuts, potentially stalling efforts to retire its coal fleet in favor of ...

Indonesia's tropical forests are a vital source of food, fuel, shelter, and employment for more than one-fifth of the country's population, and a crucial resource in the fight against climate change.

Indonesia’s aim to dominate the global nickel market is a key driver of its ambitious target to lead Southeast Asia with an economic growth rate of 8 percent. The world is going into overdrive ...

Indonesia, the world's largest coal producer, needs significant financial assistance to transition to clean energy and meet its climate goals. Rich countries have repeatedly failed to deliver on their ...

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Indonesia’s key climate change policy related-data needs stem from well-defined domestic policy priorities and international commitments. The domestic policy priorities are set in the long-term ...

The ancient thanksgiving rituals of the Kasada have been part of the lives of Indonesia’s Tenggerese people for centuries. Today, the increasingly unpredictable weather has made seeking divine ...