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    Energy
    Insights
    May 6, 2020

    3 Reasons to Invest in Renewable Energy Now

    • energy
    • oil and gas
    • renewable energy
    • solar
    • wind
    Research shows that renewable energy investments yield a high return and create jobs. Photo by Roland Balik/U.S. Air Force
    • energy
    • oil and gas
    • renewable energy
    • solar
    • wind
    Forests & Land Use
    Life at WRI Indonesia
    April 24, 2020

    Participatory Mapping, the Key for an Inclusive Development at the Local Level

    • One Map
    • Papua
    • peta
    • Life at WRI Indonesia
    Salah satu Warga di Wilayah Waibu. Kredit foto: Hendrika Wulandari/WRI Indonesia
    • One Map
    • Papua
    • peta
    • Life at WRI Indonesia
    Forests & Land Use
    Insights
    February 10, 2020

    The Causes and Effects of Soil Erosion, and How to Prevent It

    • agriculture
    • degraded land
    • food security
    • restorasi hutan
    Areas of Indonesia are at high risk of erosion, which can threaten agricultural productivity. Photo by Danumurthi Mahendra/USAID
    • agriculture
    • degraded land
    • food security
    • restorasi hutan
    Forests & Land Use
    Life at WRI Indonesia
    September 23, 2019

    Get to Know the One who Maybe Gone

    • deforestation
    • Life at WRI Indonesia
    Sawit di Kawasan Hutan. Kredit foto: Dwiki Ridhwan/WRI Indonesia
    • deforestation
    • Life at WRI Indonesia
    Forests & Land Use
    Life at WRI Indonesia
    September 19, 2019

    Fires, Farmers and Climate Crisis

    • Fires
    • forest
    • Life at WRI Indonesia
    Petugas berupaya memadamkan api di Riau. Kredit foto: Julius Lawalata/WRI Indonesia
    • Fires
    • forest
    • Life at WRI Indonesia
    Ocean
    Insights
    September 4, 2019

    3 Ways for Indonesia to Reduce Plastic Pollution in the Ocean

    • marine
    • plastic pollution
    Plastic garbage in polluted water. Photo credit: Robert Vicol/Flickr
    • marine
    • plastic pollution
    Forests & Land Use
    Life at WRI Indonesia
    April 10, 2019

    Forest Management in a Complex Environment: Implications for Effective KPH Governance

    • forest
    • Life at WRI Indonesia
    An overarching issue within Indonesian forestry is the nexus between economic development and environmental sustainability. Photo credit: Talia Liney
    • forest
    • Life at WRI Indonesia
    Energy
    Indonesia
    Insights
    March 22, 2019

    More Than Just Bioenergy

    • energy
    • renewable energy
    Siapa pun yang akan memimpin Indonesia selama lima tahun ke depan, semoga bisa menyadari bahwa Indonesia butuh lebih dari sekadar bioenergi. Kredit ilustrasi: Koran Tempo
    • energy
    • renewable energy
    Energy
    Indonesia
    Insights
    March 22, 2019

    A Pile of Obstacles on Biogas Distribution

    • energy
    • renewable energy
    Implementasi biogas di Indonesia masih menghadapi beragam kendala yang kompleks. Kredit ilustrasi: Munzir Fadly
    • energy
    • renewable energy
    Life at WRI Indonesia
    January 10, 2019

    The Reason Why Community-based Forestry Instructors (PKSM) are Needed at Cipang Kiri Hilir Village.

    • Life at WRI Indonesia
    Sungai Mentawai. Foto: Hendrika Tiarma/ WRI Indonesia
    • Life at WRI Indonesia
    Forests & Land Use
    Data
    December 12, 2018

    Forest are of Immense Value to Cities

    • Cities & Transport
    • kota berkelanjutan
    • kota rendah karbon
    • Cities & Transport
    • kota berkelanjutan
    • kota rendah karbon
    Forests & Land Use
    Data
    November 16, 2018

    Restoration Target vs. Degraded Land in National Parks by Region

    • data
    • deforestation
    • degraded land
    • forest restoration
    • data
    • deforestation
    • degraded land
    • forest restoration
    Forests & Land Use
    Insights
    October 10, 2018

    PODCAST: Putting People at the Heart of Restoring Degraded Land

    • degraded land
    • forest restoration
    Gatsibo District Forest Officer, agronomists and farmer representatives participate in a social network analysis workshop. Credit: WRI/Kathleen Buckingham
    • degraded land
    • forest restoration
    Insights
    October 8, 2018

    Making Food Production and Land Use More Sustainable Could Yield $2.3 Trillion in Economic Benefits

    • deforestation
    • degraded land
    • economic valuation
    • food
    • forest products
    • land rights
    • land tenure
    • landscape restoration
    Harvesting oil palm in Indonesia. Photo by Aul Rah/Flickr
    • deforestation
    • degraded land
    • economic valuation
    • food
    • forest products
    • land rights
    • land tenure
    • landscape restoration
    Forests & Land Use
    Indonesia
    Life at WRI Indonesia
    August 1, 2018

    On Being a Researcher: A Struggle to Differentiate Between Assumption and Reality

    • landscape restoration
    • peatland
    • Life at WRI Indonesia
    • landscape restoration
    • peatland
    • Life at WRI Indonesia
    Life at WRI Indonesia
    June 6, 2018

    Between Forest and Plantation

    • Life at WRI Indonesia
    • Life at WRI Indonesia
    Life at WRI Indonesia
    June 6, 2018

    The Role of Women in Tandun Village

    • Life at WRI Indonesia
    • Life at WRI Indonesia
    Life at WRI Indonesia
    June 5, 2018

    A Mirror on the Move: Continuous Reflection of My Time at WRI

    • Life at WRI Indonesia
    • Life at WRI Indonesia
    Life at WRI Indonesia
    May 28, 2018

    Four Reasons Why Being A Researcher Could Be A Choice Of Career for Young Generation

    • Life at WRI Indonesia
    • Life at WRI Indonesia
    Life at WRI Indonesia
    April 9, 2018

    Gajah Bertalut as Forest and Village

    • Life at WRI Indonesia
    • Life at WRI Indonesia

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