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Nickel smelters in Sulawesi, Indonesia.

Indonesia’s nickel refining boom: lessons for other mineral-rich countries

Insight, 28 January 2026

Informal housing destroyed after natural disaster in Lagos, Nigeria circa 2017.

Forced evictions and climate change: on risk, CO2 emissions and anti-eviction struggles

Insight, 21 October 2025

Volunteer wearing blue t-shirt walks through neighbourhood in Lagos that houses displaced people.

Slum clearances ‘to protect from climate change’ are major source of CO2, study finds

Press release, 21 October 2025

A man stands on top of a lorry onto which a crane is dropping a log, surrounded by forest.

ALIGN Indonesia

Active Project

Site of a forced eviction of an informal settlement in Lagos, Nigeria. Person walking through the settlement.

Against forced evictions: building a renewed action-research agenda in the era of climate change

Active Project

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Visions of territory: whose reality counts? The Dayak peoples’ struggle to save their 'life world' in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia

Publication, 09 October 2025

A man thrashes rice in a field, with mountains in the background.

The push for clean energy: how nickel mining expansion is impacting agrarian economies in Indonesia

Insight, 12 September 2023

Deforested forest.

Climate justice in trade

Long read, 30 August 2023

Motorbike riding on a dirt road surrounded by nature.

Palm oil trade between Indonesia and Europe: promoting corporate accountability

Archived Project

Woman crouching grabbing wet clothes from a basket.

An unexpected cooperative project to lighten women's pandemic clothes-washing burden

Insight, 01 August 2022

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Public participation in climate budgeting: learning from experiences in Bangladesh, Indonesia and Nepal

Publication, 04 August 2022

Three women holding a sack of rice between them.

Seeking cheaper, better quality rice: the cooperative rice distribution project in Jakarta

Insight, 25 May 2022

View of informal housing by a lake, with a boat in it. In the background modern buildings and skyscrapers

Advancing inclusive and resilient urban development targeted at the urban poor

Archived Project

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Urban planning in Banda Aceh: supporting local actors after the tsunami

Publication, 01 October 2017

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Thinking bigger: area-based and urban planning approaches to humanitarian crises

Publication, 01 November 2017

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Inclusive governance of informal markets: the street vendors of Surakarta

Publication, 01 June 2015

Human rights and investor obligations in investor-state arbitration

Publication, 01 January 2016

An Indonesia market trader stands at his stall while women customers look at the food on sale

Dietary indicators need overhauling, food diary study finds

Insight, 15 October 2019

Representatives of Indonesia communities discussed ways to improve urban conditions at the third Urban Social Forum (Photo: Fabrizio Salvatori)

Indonesian civil society discusses its urban future

Insight, 21 January 2016

A riverbank settlement in Indonesia illustrates the vulnerability of residents to both flooding and pollution (Photo: Isabelle Lemaire/IIED)

Comparing approaches to riverbank vulnerability in Indonesia

Insight, 08 January 2016

Relocated street vendors operate in the car park below the alun-alun of the Masjid Raya Mosque in Bandung, but this basement area does not attract many customers and vendors have to breathe in car and motorcycle fumes due to the poor air circulation (Photo: Kemal Jufri/Panos Pictures)

Building trust through dialogue with street-food vendors

Insight, 05 November 2015

This car park area below the alun-alun of the Masjid Raya Mosque in Bandung is a 'green zone', where street vending is permitted by the Bandung authorities. But business is slow and the environment is poor (Photo: Kemal Jufri/Panos Pictures)

Building fairer food futures

Insight, 16 October 2015

Villagers harvesting a cinnamon tree near the village of Lubuk Beringin, Jambi province Indonesia. Villagers are managing the forests sustainably using traditional values (Photo: Tri Saputro/ CIFOR, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Arguing the case for community forestry

Insight, 07 April 2015

A man stands behind an electricity generator

Energy literacy for all? Cracking the very hard 'soft side' of energy development

Insight, 22 September 2014

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