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FGD The Role of Cooperatives in Climate Finance in Indonesia

Based on data from the Ministry of Cooperatives and SMEs of the Republic of Indonesia, the contribution of cooperatives to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in 2022 is 5.3%. More than that, cooperatives are also institutions whose access reaches the grassroots level, especially in rural areas. Therefore, cooperatives are the […]

Pelatihan Pemanfaatan Eceng Gondok kepada Komunitas Bambu Kuning Desa Pasirsari ID

Training on the Utilization of Water Hyacinth for Komunitas Bambu Kuning Desa Pasirsari

One of the indications of contamination of the West Tarum or Kalimalang Canal is the growth of water hyacinth plants. The uncontrolled growth of water hyacinth causes damage to aquatic ecosystems and inhibits the rate of water flow, resulting in sedimentation that closes the water body, thereby reducing lighting and […]

Launching of PT. Biru Karbon Nusantara

Good news! [su_spacer] We are delighted to announce that we launched a company named PT. Biru Karbon Nusantara (PT. BKN). [su_spacer] PT. BKN aims to return the benefits of carbon transactions to the community at the site level, restore the planet, and aligning the benefit of activities related to energy […]

Gender Action Learning System (GALS) Training for Beneficiaries of the Pro Women for Renewable Energy Project

Gender inequality experienced by women in access to renewable energy will cause women to be trapped in powerlessness. Strengthening gender equality for equitable access to renewable energy is important to carry out. For this reason, the GALS (Gender Action Learning System) approach is provide to beneficiaries through training to narrow […]

Webinar: The Importance of Soil Health to Support Agricultural Productivity and Ecosystem Sustainability

Jakarta – The webinar activity entitled “The Importance of Soil Health to Support Agricultural Productivity and Ecosystem Conservation” organized by the Rumah Energi Foundation (YRE) and the Partnership for Indonesia’s Sustainable Agriculture (PISAgro) was held online on Tuesday (16/05). [su_spacer] This webinar was carried out to increase public awareness about […]

Exploring the Potential of Cooperatives as Agents of Change in Addressing the Climate Crisis through the Green Cooperative Project

Indonesia is one of the countries experiencing the real impact of climate change. The Low Carbon Development Indonesia (LCDI) report states that the increase in the number of disaster events that have occurred in Indonesia is closely related to the impact of climate change in the past ten years (2011 […]

Training of Trainers Financial Literacy for Farmer Families and Cooperatives

Based on the results of rapid assessments conducted in three cooperatives, it has been identified that capacity building is important for both cooperatives and farmers. One of the main challenges at the cooperative level is the limited capacity in financial management. Meanwhile, at the level of dairy farmers there is […]

Sharing Insights and Experiences through Renewable Energy Workshops

West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) – A workshop on renewable energy was held on Thursday (30/03) at Hotel Santika, Mataram, NTB. This workshop aims to provide beneficiaries with insight into renewable energy, as well as presentations on renewable energy policies that apply in the Province of NTB. In its implementation, this […]

YRE, Sarihusada, Danone Ecosystem, and PRISMA are working together on the Local Milk Sourcing Program

We are happy to announce that we are partnering with Sarihusada, Danone Ecosystem and PRISMA for the next 3 years with common goals in improving Indonesia’s dairy business. We will be working with farmers, cooperatives, government, and expert partners in Central Java, Special Region of Yogyakarta, and East Java to […]

Workshop: Exploring the Potential for Utilizing Water Hyacinth Weed in Kalimalang

Bekasi – Based on the results of an analysis conducted by Yayasan Rumah Energi (YRE) shows that the raw water quality of the West Tarum Canal (Kalimalang) at several points is currently in moderate to severely polluted status, referring to Permenkes No.492 of 2010 as drinking water and PP No. […]