As we are living day by day, it seems our generation has so many things to do within so little time. While some of us are fortunate enough to see clear skies and to breathe fresh air, at the same time we are also challenged to protect the sustainability of it.
Read MoreWith the initial mission of Pratisara Bumi Foundation to foster sustainable economic development in Indonesia that is based on local wisdom, PBF launched the #EkonomiMembumi campaign through its INKURI program. Now, #EkonomiMembumi is scaling up nationwide into a multi-stakeholder coalition under the Koalisi Ekonomi Membumi (KEM) or Economy Membumi Collectives. Recently, the Collectives held a Matchmaking session that connected dozens of MSMEs, investors, donors, government, and MSMEs enablers as the stakeholders of green investment, aiming to help MSMEs in navigating through the landscape of impact investing in Indonesia.
Read MoreMore than half of Indonesian citizens are living in the city. Each year, more and more people are leaving their villages to move to urban areas. This trend is predicted to continue until 2045, with around 70% of the population living in the city. Many people migrate from villages to urban areas as cities are often deemed to be more developed - more opportunities and better education. However, this claim may not be entirely true.
Read MoreThe word ‘sustainability’ must be very familiar to our ears now. For the past few years, sustainability has been the center of attention. However, some discern the declining meaning of sustainability due to the excessive use of the word.
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