The 2014 Roadmap to Dispute Resolution Mechanism in Financial Services Sector
21 November 2014, Jakarta. Financial Services Authority (OJK) is formed with an aim that the whole activities in financial services […]
Regional statement takes stock of progress made and challenges remaining towards binding human rights standards on the agribusiness sector
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The Ecosystem Alliance’s call for action
Over the last decade, various commitments towards sustainability of agro-commodity value chains have been made by governments and private sector.
Beyond EU, RSPO and ISPO Sustainability Requirements
By Rahmawati Retno Winarni, Edi Sutrisno & Norman Jiwan Perkumpulan Transformasi untuk Keadilan Indonesia or TuK INDONESIA trusts that making
[Mafia Migas] Who are The People behind Indonesia’s Oil and Gas Mafia?
Posted On 22 Sep 2014 By : Global Indonesian Voices 0 Comments Tag: Gas,Mafia Migas, Oil Jakarta. Indonesia’s oil and gas mafia is
World Leaders Honor Chico Mendes' Fight for Environmental and Land Rights
Monday, 30 June 2014 09:35 By Raven Rakia, Truthout| News Analysis Chico Mendes and his wife, Ilsamar Mendes, at their home in
Chico Vive: The Legacy of Chico Mendes and the Global Grassroots Environmental Movement
The Chico Vive conference, April 4-6, 2014, will take place at American University’s School of International Service in Washington, D.C.
Global Paper Vision
ENVIRONMENTAL PAPER NETWORK, MARCH 2014 EPN_Vision_FINAL_English_JUNE17-2 OUR VISION We share a common vision of a forest, pulp and paper industry
Palm oil company efforts to slow deforestation not sustainable
17 February, 2014 Palm oil companies have long been criticised for their damaging clearance, of both forests and peatlands, which
Land Conflicts Complicate Effort to Spare Forests From Palm Oil in Borneo
A new investigation by environmental groups shows that palm oil producers misled local farmers resulting in disputed community land contract