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Politics 11 months ago
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AGO pushes for graft probe into Tangerang sea barrier case
National Police investigators now have until late April to complete the case dossier, including by pushing for an investigation into the fiasco around the 30-kilometer bamboo fence in the waters off Tangerang regency, Banten, after prosecutors returned the case to the police and pushed for a corruption investigation into the matter.
Front Row 2 years ago
PNM program empowers Garut customers via woven bamboo products
PNM believes that its customers need more than just capital as it continues to help underprivileged women develop their businesses. One crucial aspect is access to a broader market. PNM's micro-entrepreneurs, who are all women and the majority housewives, run their businesses from home and often have a limited, localized customer base.
Academia 3 years ago
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How biomass can solve Indonesia’s energy trilemma
With 60 million people living within a kilometer of state forests who rely on the land for their livelihoods, harnessing biomass technologies can be a solution to Indonesia’s energy trilemma: security, affordability and sustainability.
Front Row 3 years ago
John Hardy unveils new look for Kapal Bamboo boutique
Luxury jewelry brand John Hardy has unveiled the interior redesign of its John Hardy Workshop & Kapal Bamboo Boutique in Mambal, Bali. Inspired by the surrounding nature’s atmosphere and the island’s subak irrigation philosophy, the new design honors the building’s unique structure.
Art & Culture 6 years ago
Rhythmic beats of 'kentongan' live in digital era
Those who grew up in the 1980s are perhaps the last generation familiar with the sound of kentongan beaten at night. Kentongan, a slit drum used in traditional villages to communicate, could produce rhythmic beats as a sign that some residents were on duty patrolling the village. The sound of kentongan, therefore, could give a sense of security to village residents at home.
