From Gayo coffee grounds, a grandmother gathering nyamplung seeds in Purworejo, weeds from Lake Limboto, to Papuan sago. This is the story of community energy from across the Archipelago and why Indonesia's energy justice must not stop at palm oil

Community based energy transition places communities as the primary owners, managers, and beneficiaries of renewable energy. Discover why Indonesia needs this approach now.

Community-based energy transition places the community as the owner and manager of renewable energy. Learn its definition, models, potential, and challenges in Indonesia.

This partnership platform between the Ministry of National Development Planning/Bappenas and GGGI positions the green economy as a new engine of growth. Financing emerged as the most discussed challenge throughout the event.

The 2026 wildfire crisis has started early. Tens of thousands of hectares of land have burned before the peak of the dry season, threatening carbon emission targets and the FOLU Net Sink 2030

In the midst of the climate crisis, the women of Lampo Village, Donggala, have successfully broken through social barriers to take on strategic roles in forest conservation and drive a local green economy through the innovative production of Dayak onion herbal tea, which has reached markets as far as Jakarta. This success proves that real climate solutions from local communities exist, but their sustainability still depends on inclusive collaboration and equitable climate finance for the future of the planet.