Forests and Finance Releases 2025 Edition of Banking on Biodiversity Collapse
After a decade of glossy “net-zero” promises, the numbers tell a different story: the world’s biggest banks have pumped USD […]
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Mining & Money Report: Uncovering the Flow of Funds to Finance Transitional Mineral Mining Contributes to Environmental Destruction and Human Rights Violations in Indonesia
Waingapu, September 18, 2025 — A report by the Forests & Finance Coalition, with support from civil society partners around
TuK INDONESIA and IPB Research Institute Sign Memorandum of Understanding: Strengthening Scientific Collaboration on Sustainable Finance and ESG Issues
TuK INDONESIA has established a strategic partnership with the Institute for Research on International Social, Economic and Regional Development (LRI
An Effort to Defend The Agricultural Ecosystem of Parigi Moutong
The agrarian conflict between local communities and the gold mining company PT. Trio Kencana in Parigi Moutong (Parimo), Central Sulawesi,
Connecting the Dots: Biodiversity Destruction Fueled by International Bank Credit
Latest data reveals that credit flows from international and domestic banks have become a major driver of biodiversity destruction in
Behind The Bloody Tragedy in Bangkal Seruyan: Here ‘Palm Oil Is Worth More Than Human Life’
Press Release Jakarta, 31 Oktober 2024 — Today, Transformasi untuk Keadilan (TuK INDONESIA), the Indigenous Peoples Advocacy Association of the
RSPO Irrelevant in Improving Management of Palm Oil Plantations in Indonesia
Fact Sheet The Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) is a global nonprofit organization that aims to address issues related
Pollution in Bahodopi Sub District Found To Cause Health Risks for Civilians and Workers
Jakarta, 29th August 2024 – TuK INDONESIA, in collaboration with the Public Health Faculty of Tadulako University (FKM Untad), and
BENEFICIAL OWNERSHIP POLICY BRIEF – Indonesia leads on promising corporate transparency initiative
An assessment of beneficial ownership reporting compliance in Indonesia’s pulp sector Indonesia has recently taken an important step towards greater
The consistency of finance flows with the Paris Agreement: Indonesia case study
Indonesia is one of the largest greenhouse gas emitters in the world, but since 2010 has embarked on a steady