The SDGs in 2026: Progress, Gaps, and the Road to 2030
Eleven years after being adopted by all 193 UN member states, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), also known as the Global Goals, have reached a critical crossroads. With only four…
Eleven years after being adopted by all 193 UN member states, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), also known as the Global Goals, have reached a critical crossroads. With only four…
As we emerge into an increasingly complex world, the need for positive change through innovation and fresh ideas is more important than ever. Yayasan BUMN developed the Pikiran Terbaik Negeri…
Entrepreneurship has always been about creating value. But now, the questions of who it's for and how to measure it are being asked in a different way. Impact entrepreneurship puts…
Energy transition presents new challenges for countries that rely on natural resources. On the one hand, revenues from oil, gas, and critical minerals can serve as an important source of…
Coal, oil and natural gas are still the main fuels for energy around the world, and they are also the main causes of greenhouse gas emissions. Altogether, these fuels supply…
To bolster and prolong UD Impact’s aim of supporting Indonesia-based early-stage startups, Angin Dampak Jaya (previously ANGIN Advisory) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with UD Impact with the goal…
Consumers who care about the environment are usually willing to pay more for sustainable products. This gap is often exploited through misleading environmental claims, a practice known as greenwashing. Basically,…
The bioeconomy is an economic system that uses biological resources like plants, animals, biomass, and organic waste to produce food, energy, and services. In Indonesia, this sector includes industries like…
Critical minerals are mining commodities that hold strategic value for both the economy and national security, yet are highly vulnerable to supply disruptions due to a lack of adequate substitutes.…
The growth of the Bioeconomy is increasingly becoming part of of Indonesia’s economic strategy focus. By definition, a bioeconomy is an economic system that produces food, energy, and services using…