6 Things That Must Be Followed Up from Korsup Minerba

Korsup Minerba began in 2014 in 12 provinces and then continued to 19 other provinces starting in December 2014. Korsup Minerba was carried out to encourage the creation of…

Policy Brief: Coordination and Supervision (Korsup) KPK and Mineral & Coal Mining Permit Governance

This brief capture how Coordination and Supervision of Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) running since 2014. At the first time, National Movement on Saving the Natural…

Civil Society Proposed Oil and Gas Funds

The oil and gas fund is intended to guarantee the existence of oil and gas reserves for future generations, increase national oil and gas activities, and support government…

PWYP Indonesia Working Experience with Open Data

This infographics describes how PWYP Indonesia working experience with Open Data. The process begin with finding data, classifying the data, data cleaning, data set, spatial maps,…

Open Mining Mobile Application

Open Mining Mobile Application is an apps for transparency and accountability of extractive resources for sustainable development. This apps enable us to check the location of…

How Far Commitment of Open Government Indonesia to the Openness in Natural Resources

How far commitment of Open Government Indonesia (OGI) to the Openness in Natural Resource? This infographic indicates the action plan of OGI since 2012 until 2015 in promoting…

3.982 IUPs Are Still Non-C&C

As of May 16, 2016, there were still many Mining Business Permits (IUP) with non C&C status. This C&C IUP is caused by the company not having NPWP, concessions overlapping…

Planning for Oil and Gas Management Proposed by Civil Society

Civil society sees Oil and Gas Law no. 20/2001 is very exploitative without any aspect of planning, where oil and gas are a strategic resource which is the main energy source. On…

Energy Governance and Saving the Natural Environment

Answering the challenges from Sustainable Development, Paris Agreement, and saving the natural resources, PWYP Indonesia presented "Energy Governance and Saving the Natural…

Energy Corruption Emergency in East Kalimantan

At present, the energy crisis in East Kalimantan is inevitable. The level of dependence on fossil energy is still high (71% fuel oil, coal 2%, and other sources 27%). Meanwhile,…

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