Following its initial success in mobilizing tens of thousands of donors, Sedekah Energy program has officially made a “comeback” on a much larger scale. This time, the initiative launched by MOSAIC (Muslims for Shared Action on Climate Impact) is not acting alone. During the ‘Nyala Ramadan’ Gala Iftar at the Al Azhar Great Mosque in […]
Category Archives: DokumENTER
DokumENTER is our living archive—a space to witness collective movements and celebrate our milestones. It’s a testament to the fact that when we move together, change isn’t just a dream; it’s our history in the making.
Read our journey here ~
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During 2025, Enter Nusantara has successfully built collaborations, developed campaigns, and organised the Indonesian youth to develop localised renewable energy solutions that seeks to achieve energy decentralisation as a solution to mitigating the climate crisis. In order to achieve this goal, we set out 4 main objectives that centers around pressuring the Indonesian banking industry […]
Akar Berkabar, DokumENTER
The Key to Energy Independence in the Land of Sikerei through Renewable Energy
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Jan
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The Mentawai Islands, located approximately 150 kilometers off the west coast of Sumatra, consist of four main islands: Siberut, Sipora, North Pagai, and South Pagai and are home to one of the oldest tribes in Indonesia. For the Mentawai people, nature is not an object separate from human life. They uphold the philosophy of Arat […]
DokumENTER, Press Release
Reflecting on Enter Nusantara’s Journey in Enter Exhibition 2025: ENTERing The Future
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Dec
Dec
Throughout 2025, Enter Nusantara has dedicated itself to standing at the forefront of the climate crisis. Through a series of campaigns, advocacy efforts, and the development of eco-friendly technology, we have strived to ensure that the narrative of energy transition does not belong to just a few, but to all the people of Indonesia. As […]
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Dec
Pandan Indah Village is situated in the southern region of Lombok Island, West Java. Unlike the upstream areas of Sembalun, which are characterized by fertile plantations and abundant water resources, the south faces chronic water scarcity due to its arid climate and geographical challenges. In this village, the Inaq (a Sasak term for “mothers” or […]
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Dec
Dec
Jakarta, November 30, 2025 – A bicycle parade was held by Enter Nusantara along with the #BersihkanBankmu coalition during Car Free Day. The parade stopped in front of the offices of three national banks, demanding a halt to the financing of dirty electricity, such as the coal mining industry and coal-fired power plants (PLTU). The […]
Jakarta, October 1, 2025 – During National Customer Day, several local and regional banks faced sharp criticism from civil society groups. The groups say the banks are hiding funding for polluting coal under the exciting name of “energy transition.” This dishonest practice was shown using a symbolic Trojan Horse during a street protest in Central […]
Jakarta, October 28, 2025 – The irony surrounding energy sector financing in Indonesia is increasingly under public scrutiny. Enter Nusantara has released a concise study highlighting high awareness among young customers regarding domestic banks’ financial support for the coal industry. The report urges financial institutions to immediately stop funding coal, which is seen as undermining […]
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A big change? Sometimes it just needs one small, brave step! The Synchronize Fest 2025 music festival, held on October 3-5, 2025, at JIExpo Jakarta, was not just a place to enjoy music. It was also an action stage for climate change and energy transition. Joining the excitement with the spirit of Saling Silang, Enter […]
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Oct
Oct
Indonesia is one of the largest centers of K-pop fans in the world. This solid, creative, and militant fan base has enormous potential to transform fandom energy into energy for change. Imagine if the same enthusiasm were directed towards tackling the climate crisis; the impact could be extraordinary for the safety of the earth and […]