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Fidelis E. Satriastanti
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Southeast Asia Editor, Dialogue Earth
Indonesia, Jakarta Pusat
Beats
I don't cover macroeconomic, health issues, and politics (related to party politics).
Content
By Fidelis E. Satriastanti Verified, Lusia Arumningtyas| Eco-Business Verified Smoking pipes carved from elephant ivory, multi-coloured cockatoos, and an Australian frilled lizard: these are just some examples of wildlife and their products offered for sale online, illegally, in Indonesia. They were among 996 adverts, posted by 421 social media accounts, logged in a survey conducted by Indonesia’s environment ministry and NGO the Wildlife Conservation Society between April 2021 and March 2022.
By Fidelis E. Satriastanti Verified, Lusia Arumningtyas| Dialogue Earth Verified Smoking pipes carved from elephant ivory, multi-coloured cockatoos, and an Australian frilled lizard: these are just some examples of wildlife and their products offered for sale online, illegally, in Indonesia. They were among 996 adverts, posted by 421 social media accounts, logged in a survey conducted by Indonesia’s environment ministry and NGO the Wildlife Conservation Society between April 2021 and March 2022.
By Fidelis E. Satriastanti Verified| Eco-Business Verified Globally, less than 1 per cent of foreign aid to address climate change goes directly to Indigenous peoples and local communities, or projects to support their land tenure and forest management. This is despite studies regularly showing the important role they can play in driving effective and equitable conservation and environmental protection. In Indonesia, home to as many as 70 million Indigenous people and over 1,300 different ethnic groups, a new initiative is aiming to bridge this gap.
Company Info
Dialogue Earth
Dialogue Earth, formerly known as China Dialogue, is an independent, non-profit organization based in London. Established in 2006 and incorporated in 2008, it focuses on environmental journalism and global discussions surrounding climate change, sustainability, and ecological issues, particularly in relation to China’s environmental policies. The organization produces high-quality, multilingual reporting, publishing articles and analyses in eight languages. It operates regional platforms such as The Third Pole, which addresses environmental issues in the Himalayan watershed, Diálogo Chino, which explores China’s environmental and economic ties with Latin America, and China Dialogue Ocean, dedicated to marine conservation. Dialogue Earth also conducts workshops and partners with media outlets to enhance the visibility of underrepresented voices in environmental discourse. With a global network of contributors and a commitment to balanced reporting, Dialogue Earth aims to foster informed conversations among policymakers, researchers, journalists, and the public. The organization is funded through grants from charitable foundations and institutional supporters, emphasizing journalistic integrity and cross-cultural dialogue in its mission.
Founded: 2006