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    Communications low carbon poverty
    Life at WRI Indonesia
    October 24, 2020

    Crafting Inspirational Stories through #CeritaKita

    • Communications
    • Work From Home
    • Life at WRI Indonesia
    Interviewing the sources for online #CeritaKita contents.
    • Communications
    • Work From Home
    • Life at WRI Indonesia
    Climate
    Insights
    March 26, 2020

    Responding to Coronavirus: Low-carbon Investments Can Help Economies Recover

    • coronavirus
    • low carbon
    • low carbon cities
    • low carbon development
    Taking bold climate action, such as increasing renewable energy capacity, can stimulate economic growth while reducing air pollution. Photo by Hahaheditor12667/Wikimedia Commons
    • coronavirus
    • low carbon
    • low carbon cities
    • low carbon development
    Forests & Land Use
    Insights
    November 26, 2019

    An Indonesian Green New Deal

    • Climate
    • Green Climate Fund
    • green economy
    • low carbon
    • low carbon development
    The Green New Deal aims to dramatically reduce greenhouse gas emissions, create high-paying jobs, ensure that clean air, clean water and healthy food are available as basic human rights and end all forms of oppression. Photo credit: JP/Dhoni Setiawan
    • Climate
    • Green Climate Fund
    • green economy
    • low carbon
    • low carbon development
    Climate
    Insights
    October 11, 2019

    Personalizing Carbon-Footprint from Our Travels to Mobilize Climate Action

    • Cities & Transport
    • cities
    • low carbon
    • low carbon cities
    Different transport systems and use pattern lead to different emissions and offsetting potentials.Photo credit: WRI Indonesia
    • Cities & Transport
    • cities
    • low carbon
    • low carbon cities
    Forests & Land Use
    Indonesia
    Insights
    March 26, 2019

    Indonesia Charts a New, Low Carbon Development Path. Will Other Countries Follow Suit?

    • Climate
    • low carbon
    • low carbon development
    Farmers in Yogyakarta. Indonesia’s government is charting a new, low carbon path to development. Photo by the International Rice Research Institute.
    • Climate
    • low carbon
    • low carbon development
    Cities & Transport
    Insights
    February 4, 2019

    Too Many Cities Are Growing Out Rather than Up. 3 Reasons That’s a Problem

    • cities
    • governance
    • poverty
    • urban development
    Informal settlements at the edge of Mumbai, India. Photo by Johnny Miller/Unequal Scenes
    • cities
    • governance
    • poverty
    • urban development
    Insights
    October 8, 2018

    3 Charts Explain One of the Most Overlooked Opportunities to Address Climate Change and Poverty

    • air quality
    • climate change
    • pollution
    • poverty
    • sustainable development goals
    Air conditioning units in Hong Kong. Flickr/Niall Kennedy
    • air quality
    • climate change
    • pollution
    • poverty
    • sustainable development goals
    Africa Asia South America
    Insights
    June 4, 2018

    For Indigenous Peoples, Losing Land Can Mean Losing Lives

    • human rights
    • indigenous people
    • land rights
    • land tenure
    • poverty
    • human rights
    • indigenous people
    • land rights
    • land tenure
    • poverty
    Cities & Transport
    Publications
    November 15, 2016

    Towards a More Equal City

    Insights
    September 21, 2012

    3 Imperatives for the Next Global Development Agenda

    • climate change
    • poverty
    • sustainable development goals
    • United Nations (UN)
    The U.N.'s new development roadmap must tackle the pressing economic and environmental challenges we face. Photo credit: Gates Foundation/Flickr
    • climate change
    • poverty
    • sustainable development goals
    • United Nations (UN)

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