EITI Indonesia Urges Government to Protect Civic Space in the Extractive Sector

Berita Baru, Jakarta – Civil society representatives in the Multi-Stakeholder Group (MSG) of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) Indonesia have urged the…

Civil Society Urges Protection of Civic Space, an End to Repression, and Guaranteed Access to Information in the Extractive Sector

Jakarta, 5 July 2026 — Civil society representatives in the Multi-Stakeholder Group (MSG) of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) Indonesia welcome and fully…

Major Questions Surrounding Indonesia’s Single-Gate Natural Resource Export Governance

PravadaNews – Decades of leakages in Indonesia's natural resource (NR) exports have now prompted the government to introduce a new centralized mechanism under PT Danantara…

Economic Growth of 5.61 Percent Has Yet to Be Felt by the Public

Berita Baru, Jakarta – Five civil society organizations and independent research institutions have assessed that Indonesia’s 5.61 percent economic growth in the first quarter of…

Critical Notes on Indonesia’s 2026 Fiscal and Economic Policy: Illusory Growth Amid Weakening Purchasing Power, Precarious Employment, and Mounting Fiscal Pressures

Critical Notes on Indonesia's 2026 Fiscal and Economic Policy: Illusory Growth Amid Weakening Purchasing Power, Precarious Employment, and Mounting Fiscal Pressures Three…

Raising Coal DMO Prices Falls Short of Addressing the Root Cause of PLN’s Coal Supply Crisis

Bahlil Lahadalia argues that the Domestic Market Obligation (DMO) coal price has caused a supply crisis for PLN’s power plants. But will simply raising the DMO price solve the…

Indonesia Faces Pressure to Back Deep Sea Mining Pause

Environmental groups are pressing Indonesia to support a global pause on commercial deep sea mining before a decisive UN seabed summit in July. The call places Jakarta in a…

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 /…

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…

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