PWYP Indonesia Highlights the Nickel Downstreaming Paradox, Calls for Strengthened Transparency and Fiscal Justice

Jakarta – In an effort to promote greater transparency and fiscal justice in the energy transition sector, the National Secretariat of the Indonesian Forum for Budget Transparency…

Mercury Bust At Jakarta’s Tanjung Priok Port Exposes ASEAN Wide Green Financial Crime Coridor

Civil society organizations call on ASEAN and member states to treat the April 2026 mercury seizure as a test case for the region's new environmental rights framework JAKARTA /…

Public Dissemination: Advancing Human Rights and Business through Learning from Indonesian Mineral Cases

JAKARTA, June 22, 2026 – How does a corporate leader make decisions when investment demands, business sustainability, human rights, and community interests are in conflict? This…

Indonesia urged to back deep-sea mining moratorium at UN seabed talks

PWYP calls for precautionary pause ahead of 2026 ISA meeting Indonesia is being urged to support a moratorium or precautionary pause on deep-sea mining at the upcoming…

Indonesia Urged to Reject Deep-Sea Mining at UN Forum

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The Publish What You Pay (PWYP) Indonesia Coalition is urging the government to take a stance in support of a moratorium or outright rejection of deep-sea…

Strengthening Community Roles in Sustainable Land Use and Climate Justice

Tuban, June 2026 – The East Java chapter of the Indonesian Forum for Budget Transparency (FITRA) in collaboration with Publish What You Pay (PWYP) Indonesia organized a training…

PWYP Indonesia Coalition Urges Indonesian Government to Oppose the Commercialization of Deep-Sea Mining at International Forum

Jakarta – The Publish What You Pay (PWYP) Indonesia Coalition is urging the Government of Indonesia to support a moratorium or rejection of deep-sea mining (DSM) during the 31st…

Presidential Regulation (Perpres) 26/2026: The Shadow of Petral and the Illusion of Energy Security

The direct appointment scheme for oil and gas imports was issued through Perpres 26/2026. Before the public could fully process the estimated state loss of Rp285 trillion in the…

How to Prevent the Electric Stove Conversion Program from Failing Again

The government plans to roll out an electric stove program in 2027. Why did a similar initiative fail in 2022? For Lika Wakhid, a private-sector employee living in East Jakarta,…

Can Electric Stove Migration Reduce LPG Subsidies?

The government has proposed allocating Rp815.56 billion to convert gas stoves to electric ones. But can this policy really reduce LPG subsidies? For owners of warung…

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