Invest SEA is thrilled to announce a significant milestone in our ongoing mission to advance sustainable development and fair working conditions in Southeast Asia. As
Sign Invest SEA’s Change.org policy advocacy petition against foreign IUU Fishing.
Terjemahan Bahasa Indonesia di bawah ini. To the Indonesian Ministry of Fisheries & Maritime Affairs, Navy, Bakamla, and Marine Police, We, the undersigned, are writing
Key leaders come together for a Focus Group Discussion on one of Indonesia’s most-important, yet underrepresented, set of islands: Natuna.
Ecotourism skyrockets the sustainable growth index in Southeast Asia.
Terjemahan Bahasa Indonesia di bawah ini In the next installation of Invest SEA’s Natives of Natuna series, we’re talking to Igusti Heppi, a diver and
“The battle against climate change will be won or lost in Asia and the Pacific. A decisive front in that battle is Southeast Asia.” – Asia Development Bank
Education and advocacy hold the key to preserving Indonesia’s economy, environment, and food supply.
An environmentally sound economy and food supply starts local.
The event, co-hosted by the Committee for Monitoring the Implementation of Regional Autonomy (KPPOD), made strides towards including the Natuna Islands in Indonesia’s future economic growth.
Discover the wonders of mangrove forests – remarkable ecosystems teeming with biodiversity. Not only do these trees help uphold the delicate balance of the environment,
A case study on how investing in the workforce on the Natuna Islands can help Indonesia on a national scale.
The Philippines is taking crucial steps to plan for the future of their energy sector.
Illegal fishing by foreign fleets is harming the environment and Indonesian livelihoods, an issue that is on the government’s radar.
Whether you decide to invest directly into eco-friendly businesses or opt for more traditional investments like stocks and bonds, now is an ideal time to get involved in this evergreen industry before it takes off in the next few years.
In this edition of The Natuna Dispatch, we meet two locals, each offering a glimpse into their lives on the Indonesian archipelago. Cherman is our
These islands are brimming with sustainable industrial capacity.
Changing demands compete: how can we balance regulations with livelihoods?
Meet an educator and tourist activist in Natuna.
Coastal forests capture carbon at a rate 30-50 times higher than terrestrial forests. What does this mean for sustainable development?
