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Lifestyle 4 years ago
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Not for a billion rupiah: Wadas villagers continue Bener Dam protest amid deaf ears
Three years on since the Bener Dam project broke ground, the residents of Wadas village are still waiting for the government to sit up and listen to their protests against a planned quarry.
Business 6 years ago
Start them early: Renewable energy group visits schools, villages to raise awareness
The recently formed Renewable Energy Alumni Association (ILUNET) of Darma Persada University is working to raise awareness about the importance of renewable energy through educational institutions such as vocational schools.
Business 6 years ago
Fintech startup Amartha clinches funding led by LINE Ventures
Financial technology (fintech) lending startup Amartha has clinched series B funding initiated by LINE Ventures, the venture capital arm of global messaging app LINE, which will be used to grow its lending outreach to more women and families in villages across Indonesia.
Opinion 6 years ago
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Village funds program: Listen closer
During spring last year, I met with Budiman Sudjatmiko, a politician from the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P), on his visit to the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. Then he proudly declared the government’s plan to provide village funds of Rp 1 billion (US$70,921), which he said marked a significant political shift from central to local government.
