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Kalimantan

Academia 1 year ago

Sustaining Indonesia’s inland fisheries for future generations

Preserving inland fisheries is preserving our heritage; ensuring that our pursuit of livelihoods harmonizes with our natural legacy, fostering a future where both people and the environment thrive in balance.

Regulations 1 year ago

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Govt promises housing for low earners in Nusantara

In Jakarta and other major cities, it is a general knowledge that housing development has largely favored high-income earners, leading to supply backlogs for low-income earners.

Environment 1 year ago

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New capital Nusantara has long way to go

Bar the centrepiece presidential palace -- winged like the national emblem, the mythical Garuda bird -- Nusantara is a series of unfinished buildings and bumpy access tracks, shrouded by clouds of dust kicked up by trucks and excavators.

Politics 1 year ago

Jokowi tries out palace in proposed new capital

Jokowi has been rushing to complete as much of the new capital as possible before he steps down in October, despite Nusantara facing multiple construction delays, a lack of foreign investment, and managerial and land issues.

Economy 1 year ago

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Uncertain demand makes investors queasy about new capital city: Apindo

Apindo says the government should address potential investors' concern over the new capital's small initial market composed of just civil servants and how it might resolve the demand issue.

Community 1 year ago

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Groups preserve regional languages through digital dictionaries

Digital dictionaries for two Indonesian regional languages have recently been launched in an effort to stem regional language loss, especially among young people.

Archipelago 2 years ago

BRIN warns of potential flooding in IKN

The flooding is caused by the equinox, where the Sun is directly above the equator bringing low pressure and heavier rainfall.

Presidential Race 2 years ago

Anies bashes food estate program as failure

The former Jakarta governor, who is casting himself as an opposition candidate, has slammed the President's food estate program for failing to consider crop suitability and local needs, and has vowed to empower local farmers and change the domestic food trade if elected.

Presidential Race 2 years ago

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Central Java in focus as Ganjar completes whirlwind tour

Eyes were on Central Java as one of the key election battlegrounds early in the new year, as presidential candidate Ganjar Pranowo attempted to shore up support in the province amid two alleged assault cases.

Archipelago 2 years ago

Police kill one at Central Kalimantan plantation protest: rights groups

Rights groups have long criticised police in the country for heavy-handed tactics against demonstrations opposed to government policy or economic projects accused of harming the environment and Indigenous rights.

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