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The East Aceh administration together with key stakeholders signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on Aug. 30 regarding the advancement of sustainable production, protection of forest areas and social inclusion (PPI), referred to as the PPI Compact, for the development of sustainable commodities in East Aceh.
As the COVID-19 pandemic subsides, Indonesia has seen stronger participation and cooperation between stakeholders, including state actors, NGOs, the private sector and various other parties, as they become united in their efforts toward recovery.
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) can only be achieved through collaboration across all levels of the government and public. Indonesia has set a target for 2030 and is calling on all stakeholders to work together for the common good.
However, with the rush of globalism, we often overlook what already exists in our surroundings. These intrinsic details that coexist with us could serve as the springboard for progress if we shift our lens to focus on strengthening our existing assets, returning to a locally engaged vision.
Amid the global economy’s move toward sustainable development, SKF - a leading global supplier of solutions for rotating equipment, has already embarked on a “remanufacturing journey” which helps in extending the service life of industrial bearings to reduce costs, downtime and environmental impact.
Invest Islands, the leading Asian real estate investment company, unveiled the design of Gran Meliá Lombok to the press on Wednesday at Gran Meliá Jakarta. The hotel is managed by Meliá Hotels International and is set to launch in 2024.
