RSPO, NDPE and FPIC: International Standards Applied Selectively Principle 6 of the RSPO (Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil) explicitly states: ‘Respect Workers’ Rights and Conditions’—respecting workers’…
0 viewsSince Law No. 24 of 2007 on Disaster Management came into force, Disaster Risk Assessment (KRB) has been established as a fundamental instrument in Indonesia’s spatial…
0 viewsThe Indonesian government must recognise that people affected by fires, particularly children, have legally enforceable rights, rather than merely depending on the state’s goodwill. Under the…
0 viewsMangrove ecosystems are among the most important natural defences for coastal areas. In West Kalimantan, mangrove forests not only protect shorelines from erosion: they also store…
0 viewsWhen the Sea Loses Its Fish, and People Lose Hope The Karimata Strait, the blue waters separating Kalimantan from Belitung, holds countless mysteries. There, among green,…
0 viewsDownload the full article: Read the article 1. Introduction Oil palm plantations are a strategic sector in West Kalimantan, employing approximately 150,000 people. Behind their economic…
0 viewsDownload the full article An Export Celebration amid the Haze On 7 August 2026, Indonesia announced another achievement in downstream processing. In an official ceremony, 800…
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