Edition 106: Oct - Dec 2011 - Inside Indonesia: The peoples and cultures of Indonesia

Edition 106: Oct - Dec 2011

Villages and the environment

Achmad Uzair Fauzan

Published: 29 October 2011

Two communities on the slopes of West Java’s Mount Ciremai try to take control of their water needs, in the face of stiff competition

Dirk J. Steenbergen

Published: 29 October 2011

Local culture is moulding conservation approaches on an eastern Indonesian island

Carol Warren

Published: 29 October 2011

A community in western Bali hopes that government regulation and a shift to eco-tourism will save it from the decline of its traditional fishing industry

Laurens Bakker

Published: 29 October 2011

Environmental activists have done a lot for rural communities, but some are feeling the pinch

Anton Lucas

Published: 29 October 2011

Livelihoods trump conservation in a Sumatran village

Johan Weintré

Published: 29 October 2011

Taman Dayaks owe their existence to carefully nurtured resources, but they have to adapt if they want to survive

Niniek Toley Acciaioli

Published: 29 October 2011

Conservation has to adapt to the constraints imposed by local customs and traditions

Jodie Goodman

Published: 29 October 2011

Winning the right to manage its own forest is not easy for a community in West Lombok

Fawziah Selamat

Published: 29 October 2011

Villages hope a regulation allowing them to manage forests will protect them from commercial interests

Maskota Delfi

Published: 29 October 2011

On the island of Siberut, eating rice is both a status symbol and a sign of destruction of traditional ways

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