Deni Hidayati during her presentation. Indonesia sets high rice production targets to achieve food self-sufficiency. However, paddy farmers face a high risk of uncertainty and loss of production due to [...]
Road infrastructure, such as toll road, is an essential means to achieve economic development and growth in Indonesia as it improves the mobility and accessibility of people and goods. The [...]
Almo Pradana (left) and Budy P. Resosudarmo (right) The integration of the energy market in East Asia and beyond has been discussed for more than a decade. To achieve [...]
Ocean acidification and mangrove degradation in Indonesia are two environmental issues that should rely on scientific knowledge for policy interventions, yet proper data are often lacking in Indonesia. On Tuesday, [...]
In recent years, efforts to withdraw fossil fuels have risen and countries are trying to increase the share of alternative energy sources such as solar and wind into the energy [...]
Rona Yurismono presenting her research Economic development and ecological conservation are often seen as two conflicting matters. However, economic concepts may actually promote conservation and assist policymakers in choosing suitable [...]
Within the past several years, the government of Indonesia has created several programs to create and promote cleaner and more affordable energy sources for the country. In regards to this [...]
Source: The SMERU Research Institute On Thursday 26th October 2017, a FKP seminar was hosted by SMERU where Allison Derrick, a PhD candidate from University of Wisconsin-Madison presented her research [...]
The FKP seminar on 20 October 2017 featured Sonny Mumbunan and Christian Silangen (Research Center for Climate Change Universitas Indonesia or RCCC UI). The findings are particularly relevant as concerns [...]
Reported by Adinda Rizky Herdianti The first presentation hosted by Article 33 was held on 9 June 2017 at Swissbel-Residences Hotel Kalibata. There were three speakers who presented their working papers. [...]