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Editorial 4 months ago
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Childcare reform can’t wait
As viral tragedies expose a broken system of unregulated daycares and uncertified caregivers, Indonesia must choose between performing temporary damage control or finally building the foundational safety net its "golden generation" deserves.
Companies 9 months ago
Four independent smallholder groups in SMILE program attain RSPO certification
Four independent smallholder (ISH) groups under the SMILE (Smallholder Inclusion for better Livelihood & Empowerment) program have been certified by the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO). This program is a joint initiative that was launched by Asian Agri, Apical, and Kao Corporation in 2020.
Economy 11 months ago
Nestlé Indonesia and BPJPH collaborate to increase halal certification
PT Nestlé Indonesia and the Halal Product Guarantee Agency (BPJPH) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to promote economic inclusivity by accelerating halal certification for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs).
Archipelago 11 months ago
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Riau Islands police probe Germany-bound 'Ferienjob' trafficking case
Police in the Riau Islands are coordinating with the Indonesian Embassy in Berlin to uncover an alleged case of human trafficking that has left several people stranded in Germany after they were lured by promises of training and certification.
Academia 11 months ago
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IEU-CEPA: A chance to reform Indonesia’s business and human rights governance
Indonesia needs a binding national standard for human rights due diligence, ensuring that companies operating in forestry, energy and extractive sectors identify, prevent, and remediate human rights violations and environmental harm.
Politics 1 year ago
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Disgraced ex-deputy manpower minister admits wrongdoing in extortion case
Former deputy manpower minister Immanuel Ebenezer has admitted to the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) his wrongdoing in an alleged extortion case pertaining to occupational safety and health certification in the Manpower Ministry.
Society 1 year ago
Govt develops mechanism to help teachers obtain associate, bachelor's degrees
The schools ministry is working on a plan to help teachers continue their education to receive associate and bachelor's degrees so that they can receive the Teacher Professional Education (PPG) certificate and making them eligible for an allowance.
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