Indonesia

Achieving Indonesia’s vision to expand and enhance active mobility in its cities

SEI brief / This brief provides insights from a case study to help boost active travel in key cities in Indonesia.

Rice, resilience and relationships: unpacking the intangible sources of resilience in Southeast Asian heritage ricescapes

Journal article / This paper examines the crucial role of intangible resources in promoting resilience among Indigenous rice farmers in Indonesia and the Philippines.

Trase 2015–2025: Ten years of impact

Feature / Over the past 10 years, Trase has demonstrated that action to curb commodity-driven deforestation is both necessary and possible.

Decarbonizing road passenger transport and reaping health benefits in Indonesia

SEI brief / This SEI brief highlights how Indonesia can reduce greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution from road transportation, potentially leading to health benefits.

Roots of resilience: revealing social networks for enhancing social resilience in Indigenous Indonesian and Philippine ricescapes

Journal article / This study analyses how affective relationships support social networks among Indigenous farmers within the ricescapes of Indonesia and the Philippines.

Terminal Binjai: transport hub transformed by community-led design

Feature / SEI’s project transformed a transit hub in Indonesia through community design, offering a replicable model for inclusive urban renewal.

Tackling deforestation linked to commodity trade via Trase

Feature / Over the past 10 years, Trase has become a globally recognized source of data and intelligence for addressing deforestation in global supply chains.

Achieving inclusive low-emission mobility in Indonesia

Past event / Taking place from 26–28 February in Jakarta, this knowledge-sharing event marks the culmination of SEI’s research collaboration under the UK PACT programme.

Enabling ecosystem-based adaptation for climate-resilient coffee farming in Flores, Indonesia: lessons from monitoring and evaluation

SEI brief / In this policy brief, the author discusses the challenges and benefits of implementing ecosystem-based adaptation, focusing on coffee farming in Indonesia.