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Academia 1 year ago
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Global city or ‘janji gombal’: Jakarta’s future in question
This “citizen-first” approach would ensure equitable access to public spaces, affordable housing and environmentally sustainable infrastructure, creating a resilient city that safeguards its residents against climate impacts.
Editorial 1 year ago
Educate, don’t exploit, voters
The disappointing performances of some regional head candidates indicate the failure of political parties not only to vet and nominate capable figures but also to develop a merit-based system to produce party members with the skills to hold public office responsibly.
Academia 1 year ago
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JETP: A top-down approach cannot deliver a just transition
While the JETP offers great commitments, they are difficult to reconcile with the noticeable shortcomings in ensuring transparency, accountability and inclusion. Indonesia’s energy transition is not just a set of projects or programs to be negotiated between the central government and donor countries.
Academia 1 year ago
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Prabowo's free lunch program must reach more toddlers
While the president-elect's free lunch program is nothing new in the world, to work in Indonesia, it must be customized to meet local conditions and needs to address urgent issues like malnutrition and childhood stunting, as well as raise awareness about early childhood care and education.
