Opinion | Jakarta Globe

Indonesia has set a target of having 20 percent of its vehicle production be comprised of electric and hybrid vehicles by 2025.

AUGUST 24 #TECH

Speaking from on-the-ground visits this summer in Indonesia, I discovered that paper products come from sustainably managed plantations.

AUGUST 13 #OPINION

The US and the ILO are collaborating with the government to improve workers' rights across the sector as part of a two-year program.

Businesses should invest in the right technology to enable their workers to be productive and collaborate securely.

AUGUST 09 #OPINION

Approximately 2.67 million smallholder farmers comprise 40 percent of total oil palm plantation land in Indonesia.

The carbon transition is accelerating, and every company needs to play a role.

Palm oil has proven itself to significantly spur economic and social development among small farmers.

Emerging markets, in general, have shown sustained resilience in managing and adapting to Covid-19.

The agri-food sector is responsible for more than half of the nation’s workforce.

Indonesia is the first country in the Asia-Pacific region to ratify all of International Labor Organization’s core treaties.

The declining deforestation rate could not have happened without the commitment and drive of the Indonesian palm oil community.

We need to especially look at how we approach our water and energy resources, two of our most crucial environmental pillars.

Even before the pandemic, women in Asia and the Pacific were already at clear disadvantage in the labor market.