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Archipelago 4 months ago
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Toba Pulp Lestari to lay off 80% of workforce after license revocation
The pulp company has explained that its decision to lay off the majority of its workforce stemmed from the revocation of its PBPH, which led to the closure of its operations in forest concession areas.
Companies 2 years ago
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Kimia Farma to halve production facility amid financial woes
Indonesia’s biggest pharmaceutical company plans to close five factories within the next two or three years in a measure that its director of production and supply chain attributed to the need to ensure sustainability.
Academia 2 years ago
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Embracing a just energy transition: ASEAN's path to a sustainable future
ASEAN countries urgently need to take a collaborative approach in developing a cohesive strategy that incorporates social safety nets to build a pathway toward an equitable and inclusive energy transition for the whole region, which will in turn propel the bloc onto the global stage as a in sustainable development leader.
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