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    Ocean
    Indonesia
    Insights
    April 11, 2023

    Women in the plastic economy, how to make it more equitable?

    • plastic pollution
    A woman work to collect plastic waste.
    • plastic pollution
    Ocean
    Insights
    August 26, 2021

    Indonesia Needs 18 Billion Dollars of Investment to Achieve Zero Marine Plastic Waste by 2040

    • oceans
    • plastic pollution
    Setiap tahun, lebih dari 620 ribu ton sampah plastik terbuang ke laut. Kredit foto: Sergei Tokmakov/Pixabay
    • oceans
    • plastic pollution
    Ocean
    Indonesia
    Insights
    August 3, 2021

    Why collaboration in the ASEAN region is vital to tackle plastic waste in the oceans

    • oceans
    • plastic pollution
    ASEAN members could play a crucial role in reducing global marine plastic debris. Image: Noveradika/ANTARA FOTO
    • oceans
    • plastic pollution
    Ocean
    Insights
    June 4, 2021

    3 Key Interventions to Support the Ban on Single-Use Plastic

    • governance
    • plastic pollution
    Seorang perempuan berjalan di depan mural pelarangan plastik. Kredit foto: NPAP
    • governance
    • plastic pollution
    Forests & Land Use
    Insights
    April 1, 2021

    Primary Rainforest Destruction Increased 12% from 2019 to 2020

    • deforestasi
    • Global Forest Watch (GFW)
    Penebangan ilegal di lahan adat amazon Pirititi. Kredit foto: Felipe Werneck/Ibama
    • deforestasi
    • Global Forest Watch (GFW)
    Forests & Land Use
    Insights
    June 4, 2020

    We Lost a Football Pitch of Primary Rainforest Every 6 Seconds in 2019

    • Global Forest Watch (GFW)
    Kayu gelondongan besar diletakkan di atas truk di konsesi hutan di Ghana. Foto oleh Maite Knorr-Evans/WRI
    • Global Forest Watch (GFW)
    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
    Energy
    Insights
    January 10, 2020

    The Resilience of Indonesia's Electricity System

    • energi
    • energi terbarukan
    • energy access
    • energy security
    Ilustrasi listrik. Kredit foto: Fre Sonneveld/Unsplash
    • energi
    • energi terbarukan
    • energy access
    • energy security
    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
    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
    Insights
    June 12, 2019

    A New Tool Can Help Root Out Deforestation from Complex Supply Chains

    • adaptation and the private sector
    • Global Forest Watch (GFW)
    Unloading oil palm fruits. Photo by African Hope/Wikimedia Commons
    • adaptation and the private sector
    • Global Forest Watch (GFW)
    Forests & Land Use
    Insights
    June 12, 2019

    A 5-Step Plan to Protect and Restore Indonesia's Forests

    • agroforestry
    • biodiversity
    • deforestation
    • Global Forest Watch (GFW)
    • sustainable development goals
    Forest on the Mamberamo River in Papua. Flickr/CIFOR
    • agroforestry
    • biodiversity
    • deforestation
    • Global Forest Watch (GFW)
    • sustainable development goals
    Forests & Land Use
    Insights
    May 6, 2019

    Technical Blog: Global Forest Watch's 2018 Data Update Explained

    • deforestation
    • Global Forest Watch (GFW)
    Forest canopy at Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve. Photo credit: Aaron Minnick/WRI
    • deforestation
    • Global Forest Watch (GFW)
    Forests & Land Use
    Insights
    April 25, 2019

    The World Lost a Belgium-sized Area of Primary Rainforests Last Year

    • deforestation
    • Global Forest Watch (GFW)
    • Mapping
    Primary rainforests are critically important for storing carbon and providing habitat for jaguars, orangutans, gorillas and other animals. Photo by stokpic/Pixabay
    • deforestation
    • Global Forest Watch (GFW)
    • Mapping
    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

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