Harm Reduction

Are Komodo Dragons for Tourism? 1 min read

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Are Komodo Dragons for Tourism?

by Abul Muamar 3 years ago

The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) declared the komodo dragon as an Endangered species. Aside from the climate crisis, human activities also severely threaten the komodo dragons living in the Komodo National Park.... Read More

An Introduction to Harm Reduction 1 min read

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An Introduction to Harm Reduction

by Marlis Afridah and Nazalea Kusuma 3 years ago

Harm Reduction refers to policies, programs, and practices developed to reduce harm by minimizing adverse health, social, legal, economic, and even environmental consequences of human behaviors and activities.... Read More

How Cities Can Prepare for Extreme Heatwaves 1 min read

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How Cities Can Prepare for Extreme Heatwaves

by Nazalea Kusuma 3 years ago

On the first global Heat Action Day on June 14, cities worldwide received a reminder to prepare for extreme heatwaves. ... Read More

How MNCs Can Thrive Towards Sustainable Supply Chain 1 min read

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How MNCs Can Thrive Towards Sustainable Supply Chain

by Marlis Afridah and Nazalea Kusuma 4 years ago

More and more MNCs have committed to specific sustainability goals with a set of policies in place; however, these companies are still not immune from potential scandals that may expose them to economic and social risks. What should they do?... Read More

Gojek Pledges to Achieve “Three Zeros” by 2030 in Its First ESG Report 1 min read

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Gojek Pledges to Achieve “Three Zeros” by 2030 in Its First ESG Report

by Adelia Dinda Sani 4 years ago

For this commitment, Gojek has three guiding principles that form the foundation of their strategies and approaches: GoGreener, GoForward , and GoTogether.... Read More