Community action/Indonesia

Indonesia has the world's 4th largest population and struggles with:

• Population growth (although this is slowing)
• Poverty
• High inequality
• Air pollution
• Water pollution
• Corruption

IDEP Foundation

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UK Darwin projects in Indonesia

Wikipedia: Geothermal power in Indonesia

Green School, Bali

Solar cooking resources in Indonesia

Car jockey ^W

Green Coast II in Aceh, for nature and people after the tsunami - Greenomics Indonesia - Wikipedia: Deforestation in Indonesia

Maps: Protecting forests & peatlands in Indonesia, greenpeace.org

PetaJakarta, open source, community-led platform to collect and disseminate information about flooding and critical water infrastructure in Jakarta.

Wikimedia Atlas of Indonesia

2019

Indonesia haze causes sky to turn blood red, Sep 23 ^[1]

2018

Energy democracy way to go for Indonesia, Feb 1 ^[2]

2017

In Jakarta, solving problems with new tech tools and people power, Oct 12 ^[3]

How a Cooperative in Indonesia is Bridging the Digital Divide, May 4 ^[4]

Indonesian president hands over management of forests to indigenous people, Feb 20 ^[5]

2016

A small island in the Indian Ocean offers big lessons on clean power, Mar 27 ^[6]

In Indonesia, a new tool helps communities protect their land from fire, Mar 16 ^[7]

Two Teenagers Convinced Bali to Ban Plastic Bags, March 10 ^[8]

Indonesian Cities Now Charging Shoppers for Plastic Bags, February 21 ^[9]

2015

Surviving the long dry season in Konawe Selatan with improved farming systems, Nov 6 ^[10]

The indigenous community whose forest is their supermarket, October 28 ^[11]

Sumba Island was once one of poorest areas of Indonesia. That was before Sulis Setiawati came along, September 10 ^[12]

Making smart cities work for people. No 1: Crowdsourcing flood maps in Jakarta, July 15 ^[13]

2014

A Decade After Asian Tsunami, New Forests Protect the Coast, December 5 ^[14]

2012

Tools for Participatory budgeting in Indonesia, February 3 ^[15]

2010

Indonesia to stop handing out permits for companies to chop down rainforests and drain peatlands for two years, but deal does not protect millions of hectares of rainforest, ^[16] May 27

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Wikipedia: Indonesia, Environmental issues in Indonesia, The Indonesian Forum for Environment, Palm oil production in Indonesia, Environmental concerns

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