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A tentative recovery in 2021 has been followed by increasingly gloomy developments in 2022 as risks began to materialize. Global output contracted in the second quarter of this year, owing to downturns in China and Russia, while US consumer spending undershot expectations.

Heavy rainfall causes floods, leaves 8 dead in Seoul. Check out what all has happened

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11 Agustus 2022

Heavy rainfall has caused havoc in South Korean capital Seoul. It has led to flooding and roads have converted into rivers. Eight people have also reportedly died due to the rainfall.

Stockholm+50 closes with call for urgent environmental, economic transformation

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6 Juli 2022

Hundreds of speakers attending Stockholm+50, have called for real commitment to urgently address global environmental concerns and for a just transition to sustainable economies that work for all people.

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Stockholm +50: Youth as Enabler Stakeholder for Sustainable Living

5 September 2022

The event will be held virtually using the Zoom Platform on Tuesday, 20 September 2022, at 13.00-15.30 Jakarta time (GMT+7)

Webinar Diseminasi Riset #2 ILUNI SIL UI

21 Juni 2022

Acara akan diselenggarakan secara virtual menggunakan Zoom Platform pada Sabtu, 25 Juni 2022, pukul 13.15-15.15 WIB (GMT+7)

Policy Benchmarks Toward Indonesia’s NZE Agenda 2050

23 Mei 2022

The specific resulting outcomes are not limited to support the establishing top ten of break or make policies in Indonesia’s journey towards decarbonization especially in land use and energy sectors.

Indonesia Environment Talk 2022 Series 8

Stockholm +50: Youth as Enabler Stakeholder for Sustainable Living

Virtual | Tuesday, 20 September 2022

13.00 – 15.30 Jakarta time (GMT+7)

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29 Maret 2022

Green Climate Consortium (GCC)

GCC sebagai wadah entitas Non-State Actors untuk berkontribusi dari sisi ilmu pengetahuan dan inovasi serta transformasi bisnis rendah karbon maupun advokasi dan pengembangan kapasitas terkait perubahan iklim

7 Februari 2022

Green Curriculums to Change Futures

5 Februari 2022

Indonesia & Australia’s collaboration makes sense for Sustainability!

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17 Agustus 2022

Alumni Ilmu Lingkungan Bersatu Kawal Indonesia Lestari

Para Alumni Studi Ilmu Lingkungan dari seluruh Indonesia mendeklarasikan IASILI atau Ikatan Alumni Studi Ilmu Lingkungan Indonesia. Kolaborasi cukup mengejutkan ini fokus untuk menghadapi krisis global energi dan pangan saat ini serta mengawal Indonesia menuju 2045, termasuk pemulihan pembangunan akibat COVID-19.

24 April 2022

Salemba Bergerak: Alumni UI Mendesak Perubahan Iklim Serius Ditangani

9 Februari 2022

Hadapi Perubahan Iklim Anak Muda Tuntut Akademisi Lawan Hoaks

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IET2022#8: Stockholm +50: Youth as Enabler Stakeholder for Sustainable Living

The youth of this world are the face of our past, our present and our future. No segment in society can match with the power, idealism, enthusiasm, and courage of ...the young people. Youth often seem to have the ability to face any issues and challenges and when empowered, they can become the main agents of change and progress. Stockholm +50 advocates towards a healthy planet for the prosperity of all, as it is our responsibility and our opportunity to make a change. Like many countries, the youth of Indonesia constitute the majority of the population making them crucial stakeholders towards building a sustainable future.

Young people are not only victims of climate change, but they are also valuable contributors to climate action. The increasingly strong social and environmental awareness among the younger generations makes them active agents of change, resourceful entrepreneurs, and innovators. Whether through education, science or technology, young people need to be equipped with skills and knowledge to ample up our global efforts towards climate action. Our voices are needed more than ever to lead our futures in a positive direction and leave our environment in a good condition to sustain future generations to come.

This webinar will take a trip through time, looking back at Stockholm 1972, its goals and aspirations. Paralleling this, we will look at the unfortunate decline in biodiversity we’ve encountered in the 50 years. With the pervasive eye of the media, and how it often diverts the narrative away from environmental change. We will explore the triumphs of Stockholm and the growing awareness globally of the need to protect our planet. Culminating in our emerging youth, becoming the largest stakeholder for change in our current world. We will look further at how the youth can learn from past triumphs and mistakes.

We will then reflect on the interconnectedness of humans and the environment, observing the parallels between nature and the concept of a circular economy. Humankind has a choice: we can continue down the path of the last 50 years – characterized by unbalanced growth, unequal wealth, unsustainable consumption, and production that has resulted in a degraded planet and growing inequality, or perhaps work towards an alternative economic model. A circular economy would need transformations in the way we handle food, energy, water, buildings and construction, manufacturing, and transportations.

It has never been more important to bring young people to the table so that they can contribute to the discussions and decisions that will shape their futures. We must recognize that we have an intergenerational responsibility, and that the youth of today and tomorrow have the right to a clean, healthy, and sustainable environment.

Environment Institute in collaboration The Australian Consortium for 'In-Country' Indonesian Studies (ACICIS) with Association of the Alumni of School of Environmental Science University of Indonesia (ILUNI SIL UI) and Indonesia Expert Network on Climate Change and Forestry (APIK Indonesia Network) to convene this 8th Series of Indonesia Environment Talk.[+] Show More

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Virtual | Tuesday, 20 September 2022

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