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 […]
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.
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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
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 […]
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Jakarta, September 19, 2025, witnessed swarms of people take to the streets in a protest titled #DrawTheLine #ResetIndonesia. From students, communities, and environmental organizations to artists and workers, everyone gathered with one common goal: to demand climate justice, defend democratic space, and fight against the dominance of dirty energy and large corporations that still form […]
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Jakarta is known as a dynamic, densely populated city that poses challenges in terms of mobility. According to data from the Ministry of Environment and Forestry (2024), land transportation in Jakarta contributes to around 47% of energy sector emissions in Indonesia, while the TomTom Traffic Index (2024) report ranks Jakarta as the 69th most congested […]
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Sep
Climate change is the greatest crisis of this century that must be addressed properly and immediately. Rising global temperatures, extreme weather, and the growing threat of food crisis are becoming more apparent. Developing countries such as Indonesia are among the most affected and vulnerable, as they remain highly dependence on natural resources and have large […]
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The climate crisis is no longer a future threat but a reality we must face today. A report by the International Energy Agency (IEA, 2023) stated that more than 73% of global greenhouse gas emissions come from the energy sector. In Indonesia, the energy sector contributes more than 60% of national emissions, with a heavy […]
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Renewable energy has become a necessity to be implemented amid the threat of climate crisis; it is no longer a matter of future discourse, it must already be present in our society today. On Saturday, August 2, 2025, Muslim for Shared Action on Climate Impact (MOSAIC) Indonesia, in collaboration with the Central Leadership of Muhammadiyah, […]
DokumENTER, Press Release
Lost to the Waves: Stories from Jakarta’s Coastline in the Grip of the Climate Crisis
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Aug
The climate crisis has become the most significant threat to those living in coastal areas. It poses a serious danger to communities, especially those whose livelihoods depend on the sea. In Kampung Budidaya Kerang Hijau, Cilincing, North Jakarta, this crisis is no longer just a matter of data; it has become a lived reality, eroding […]