Consolidation of Civil Society in Central Java, East Java, Yogyakarta in Promoting Contract and License Disclosure as Effort to Prevent Corruption
Thirty-two (32) civil society organizations in Central Java, East Java, and Yogyakarta province in the series of Open Government Week 2019 activities held a consolidation to…
Discussion and Screening of “Fragment from Pining” Film
Aceh is the home of the Leuser Ecosystem Area, one of the most important conservation areas in the world. Unfortunately, nowadays forests in the Leuser area continues to suffer…
PWYP Indonesia Encourages Bojonegoro to Manage Oil and Gas Endowment Fund for Sustainable Development
Bojonegoro is one of the districts with the biggest oil and gas production in Indonesia, which contributes to 25-30% of national oil and gas production. Its oil reserves are…
PWYP Indonesia Calls for Stronger Supervision and Law Enforcement in the Implementation of Reclamation and Post-Mining
Coordination and Supervision of Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) in mineral and coal sector (known as Korsup Minerba KPK) throughout 2014-2018 has led to revocation and…
Energy Efficiency in the Transportation Sector, Case Studies in Indonesia and the European Union
Transportation absorbs large enough energy consumption, where more than 94% energy use in the transportation sector in Indonesia comes from fuel. Meanwhile, Indonesia has become…
Pushing for Contract Openness in the Extractive Industries
The need for contract (and licensing documents) openness in the extractive industries is currently getting stronger, along with public demands for a transparent and accountable…
“The Future and Challenges of National Gas Management”
In the midst of declining petroleum production, gas has a strategic role in fulfilling energy needs and national industrial development. Gas is also deemed as an alternative…
PWYP Indonesia with the Stakeholders from East Kalimantan Discuss Coal Production and Export Control
The 2015-2019 National Medium-Term Development Plan (RPJMN) mandates restrictions on coal production and exports, as well as prioritizing coal supply for domestic needs. This…
Ecological-based Provincial Fiscal Transfer for Forest Conservation
9.39 million hectares of Indonesian forest is now endangered. In maintaining its existence, various initiatives are needed, one of them is the Ecological based Provincial Fiscal…
The Challenge of National Coal Management: Leakage of State Revenue and Urgency of Energy Transition
The urgency of placing coal as a motor of development, not just a commodity, is understood by all parties. Nevertheless, in practice, it is not that easy. There are some…