Environment

As reconstruction moves into high gear, it’s time to listen to tsunami victims

NGOs and local people work together to rebuild communities, until feudalism intervenes

An Australian aid worker recounts the challenge of rehabilitating a devastated society

An Australian aid worker reflects on post-tsunami reconstruction.

Indonesia’s environment network faces dilemmas as it turns 25.

Rebuilding after an earthquake takes local initiatives as well as aid.

The 27 May earthquake shook a kingdom, not just a city.

Which Dongi people should be compensated for land?

Bali’s new Village Ecotourism Network provides an alternative to mass tourism.

Post-earthquake, Klaten villagers receive laughing therapy through wayang.

Review: Both books illustrate the way the Suharto family exploited Indonesia

Shadow puppetry is helping to save Indonesia’s coral reefs and inspire a new generation of environmental activists

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Sep 25, 2022 - MARY ZURBUCHEN

Sep 15, 2022 - NIA DELIANA

A long search for a cure for beriberi in Southeast Asia in the late nineteenth century was led by trial and a lot of error

Aug 23, 2022 - BURHANUDDIN MUHTADI

Aug 19, 2022 - JULIA WINTERFLOOD

For two decades Bali-based rock band Navicula’s mission has been to tackle some of the country’s biggest social and environmental ills

Aug 09, 2022 - NICHOLAS HERRIMAN, GREG ACCIAIOLI, MONIKA WINARNITA

How can you get rejeki? Like everything else about rejeki, the answer is something of a mystery.

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