PhD Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development, Utrecht University; Earth System Governance Fellow; LPDP awardee; Lecturer at FISHIPOL UNY Indonesia
Indonesia’s tin governance is at a turning point.
Presidential Regulation No. 79/2026 sets a one-year transition to improve tin mining governance in Bangka Belitung. But a new regulatory framework alone will not be enough to resolve long-standing challenges in transparency, accountability, and supply chain governance.
As highlighted by PWYP Indonesia, the regulation raises important questions about how tin governance will work in practice, particularly the flexibility given to PT Timah to produce, process, purify, and sell tin above the RKAB quota for one year, as well as the position of artisanal and small-scale miners within the new framework.
Without stronger supply chain rules, greater transparency, and meaningful participation, the reform risks addressing the corporate side of the supply chain while leaving artisanal miners in continued uncertainty.
Tin governance needs more than a new rule. It needs transparency, accountability, and meaningful participation.
Read PWYP Indonesia’s latest media coverage, featured in Tempo:
Bahasa version https://t.co/aYHUSogEys
https://t.co/Oi0wYo55vo
English version
https://t.co/llMuwtZ53v
https://t.co/unczESo4II
I am delighted to announce that I passed my PhD defense on April 15, 2024 in academiegbouw @UniUtrecht . I couldn't have done it without my supportive supervisors @FHBBiermann and @MJVijge
Mari bergabung di kuliah tamu oleh hari Jumat ini! Excited and honored to have @annisaaaty in our class discussing her current works and the roles of epistemic community
in tacklong global issues! cc: @HIUGM
Whilst waiting for the #IPCC#climatereport from working group III, worth reading our WHII one on impacts and adaptation. We have a brief and rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all. https://t.co/wEHqhwhiFo
The 2022 Toronto Conference #CallforPapers is open today. The theme: Governing accelerated transitions: justice, creativity, and power in a transforming world. Find out more via the conference website https://t.co/csLwFv1nf7
Tag your co-authors and dream panelists! 🙋♀️🙋
Ready to do more than just talk about corruption? NRGI's new corruption diagnostic tool helps you find practical ways to take action against #corruption in #oil, #gas and #mining.
Learn more: https://t.co/mTaQsp6Aj8
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The 2021 Bratislava Conference on Earth System Governance takes place virtually and in Bratislava beginning next Tuesday 7th September. Make ample space in your calendar for over 100 sessions from the @ESG_Project community: Full Programme 👉https://t.co/j9rqc7WsFX
Anybody interested in global #environmental policy, #governance, North-South divisions, political impact of #SDGs, @ESG_Project's research agenda (and how you can join this growing community) - @FHBBiermann provides answers to all these questions 👇
Tomorrow we host the @ESG_Project's Speaker Series on the #SDGs & their potential to steer a sustainable transformation in a global pandemic!
Also happening: launch of the @ESG_SDG Taskforce & our own SDG Impact Assessment Webinar series!
Registration 👉 https://t.co/Oc8XB6HWpj
Two PhD positions in Global Env. Governance now open @UtrechtUni, funded by @ERC_Research.
We will unravel the complexity of #ProblemShifting between international environmental regimes, and improve net effectiveness.
Read more and apply here https://t.co/8ZhcvziXwh, by 6 June.
Deeply honoured to receive the
2021 Distinguished Scholar Award of the International Studies Association’s Environmental Studies Section.
Thanks to all collaborators, colleagues, and friends over the years!
@ESS_of_ISA@ISAnet
Sejak permulaan kemerdekaan, Presiden Soekarno telah ingatkan kita utk cegah “exploitation l’homm par l’homm” (eksploitasi manusia oleh manusia) dan selalu berfihak pada marhaen yg hanya mengandalkan tenaga ototnya ketika berhadapan dgn para pemodal kuat.
Riot police fired tear gas and water cannons to disperse protesters in Jakarta, Indonesia, in the third day of a nationwide strike against a new law slashing protections for workers and the environment. https://t.co/tUsyee4ifB
Is it enough to use discursive analysis to unpack the conflict in transition? Using the case of digital ridesharing in Indonesia, we argue the critical moments and dramaturgy analysis could unpack 'where and how' the change happened.