Mia Dunphy
@miadunphy.bsky.social
PhDing in Geography (Uni Melb)• feminist political ecology • agrarian change • rural livelihoods • Non-timber forest products • Southeast Asia • Indonesia ☀️🌾 she/her🍉
3 generations admiring forest giants near my dads place in Northern NSW
December 29, 2024 at 12:14 AM
3 generations admiring forest giants near my dads place in Northern NSW
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Indonesia's new president continues to press for 'downstreaming' (hilirisasi) of natural resource exports, which means processing them domestically before export. Lots of opportunities for goodies for 'development projects in the national interest.'
Presiden Prabowo Prioritaskan Hilirisasi, Semua Komoditas akan Diolah di Indonesia - https://nasional.tempo.co/read/1951153/presiden-prabowo-prioritaskan-hilirisasi-semua-komoditas-akan-diolah-di-indonesia
Presiden Prabowo Prioritaskan Hilirisasi, Semua Komoditas akan Diolah di Indonesia
Selain hilirisasi, Presiden Prabowo mengatakan pemerintah memprioritaskan untuk melakukan swasembada energi.
www.tempo.co
December 10, 2024 at 12:25 PM
Indonesia's new president continues to press for 'downstreaming' (hilirisasi) of natural resource exports, which means processing them domestically before export. Lots of opportunities for goodies for 'development projects in the national interest.'
Been looking forward to this!!! @farhanasultana.com
November 21, 2024 at 6:04 AM
Been looking forward to this!!! @farhanasultana.com
Reposted by Mia Dunphy
A protest march of almost 50,000 people, estimated to be one of the largest in New Zealand history, arrived at the country's parliament today in a display of unity against a controversial bill seeking to reinterpret the country’s founding Waitangi treaty between Māori and the crown.
Tens of thousands march on NZ parliament in protest against Māori treaty bill
Police say about 42,000 people gathered at parliament in the last stage of the nine-day protest in opposition to the Treaty of Waitangi bill
www.theguardian.com
November 19, 2024 at 10:12 AM
A protest march of almost 50,000 people, estimated to be one of the largest in New Zealand history, arrived at the country's parliament today in a display of unity against a controversial bill seeking to reinterpret the country’s founding Waitangi treaty between Māori and the crown.