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Counterfeit fashion is hot property

A vendor sells counterfeit shoes based on designs from Nike and Adidas. Counterfeit footwear is among the most popular items amongst Gen Z Shoppers / Alice Sinclair

Indonesian youth are buying more fake fashion despite some awareness of its harmful impacts

When paper waste imports started began 20 years ago most Bangun residents sold their farms to work as waste collectors for paper mills. Now many are dependent on waste sorting

Dido (17) cuts wine bottles into glasses before adding unique designs by using a sandblaster

The mentors and interns at Ffrash are empowering themselves within the waste economy and striving to better society

Plastic waste on Jimbaran beach, Bali / Yi (Annie) Peng

The complexity of plastic waste in Indonesia

'The Community Can Play a Role In Eradicating Corruption' / http://indonesiabaik.id

The assumption of the importance of financial reward has held back work to eradicate corruption in Indonesia

A new movement connects with nature and tradition to foster independent, environmentally aware farmers

Javanese-born transmigration farmers cross from Ranai Island to Sedanau Island to sell vegetables on a daily basis / Narotma, 2017

Remote island communities are fighting for greater autonomy and more suitable, fair development

Tiongkok Kecil Heritage Lasem – Jl. Karangturi / Author

Photo essay

Members circulate invitations through social media such as WhatsApp and Telegram/ Bikers Subuhan Jogja Facebook Group

Yogyakarta’s Dawn Prayer Bikers are converting an outlaw tradition into a prayer ritual

Counterfeit fashion is hot property

Buried under the weight of a recycling crisis

Photo essay: Jakarta's youth use trash to shape their futures

Moving toward a circular economy

Book Review: The Tasman Map

A whistleblowing culture

Natural farming in Yogyakarta

Small island life

Lost Lasem

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