Restorative Economy: A New Path for Papua Toward Self-Reliance and Ecological Justice
Papua is writing a new chapter in its economic history. After decades of being an arena for natural resource exploitation, a movement has emerged that
The Hunting and Gathering Traditions of the Irarutu People in Bintuni Bay
In Kawaf Village, located in Kaitaro District, Teluk Bintuni Regency, West Papua, the majority of the community still relies on hunting and gathering as their
The Irony in Kampung Kawaf: Poverty Amidst Wealth
“Poverty amidst wealth.” These words were spoken quietly yet firmly by a tribal elder in Kampung Kawaf, Teluk Bintuni Regency, West Papua. A simple sentence,
Transforming Shrimp Waste into New Hope
Inanwatan District, located in South Sorong, Southwest Papua, is a coastal area known for its abundant marine resources. Shrimp is one of the primary catches
Economic Potential of Matara Village: Between Coconuts, the Sea, and Customary Traditions
Matara Village, located in the Semangga District of Merauke Regency, South Papua, is one of many traditional villages in the region that depend heavily on
Protecting Forests, Protecting Life in South Sorong
For Indigenous Papuans, the forest is not just a collection of trees. The forest is “mama”, a mother who gives life, protects, and provides sustenance.
EcoNusa and the Social Forestry Office Strengthen Cooperation to Accelerate Social Forestry Management in Maluku and Papua
EcoNusa Foundation signed a cooperation agreement with the Ambon Social Forestry Office (BPS Ambon) and the Manokwari Social Forestry Office (BPS Manokwari) on Wednesday, August
The Wor Tradition and Expressions of Gratitude for Nature’s Gifts
“Nggowor baido nari nggomar.” If we do not sing, then we die.This old proverb, passed down by Biak elders, reflects how deeply singing is woven into
Exploring the Ecotourism Potential of Marine and Forest Ecosystems in Mibi and Malaumkarta Villages
Papua is renowned for its extraordinary natural beauty. Beneath this beauty lies a rich underwater world and vast forests preserved through the local wisdom of
Doberai Lounge and Gallery: A Meeting Place of Products, Culture, and Cuisine from Papua’s Indigenous Communities
Tears welled up in Yuyun Yunita’s eyes as she gazed at the array of Sinagi Papua products she had crafted, now proudly displayed at the Doberai Lounge
Kampung Konderjan Fights Climate Impact with Sustainable Cocoa
Kampung Konderjan, located in Tor Atas District, Sarmi Regency, Papua, has a long history of cocoa cultivation. Since the Dutch colonial era, the people of
Improving Financial Literacy Among Copra Farmers in Kampung Takar, Papua
Kampung Takar, located in Sarmi Regency, Papua, is known as one of the key copra-producing regions in the area, with abundant natural and human resources.
The Potential of Nabire’s Coconuts: Tackling Distribution and Pricing Challenges Through Collaboration
Nabire, a coastal regency in Papua, holds significant potential in coconut commodities. For generations, local communities have relied on coconut harvests, which are processed into copra,
Nabire Coconuts: A High-Value Commodity from the Coastal Areas of Papua
Nabire Regency, located on the northern coast of Central Papua, is not only blessed with stunning natural beauty and abundant marine resources but also holds
Reviving the Glory of Cocoa in Konderjan Village
Sarmi Regency is planned to become one of the central cocoa-producing regions in Papua. In 2016, the Papua Development Acceleration Agency designated the regency as
Promoting the Protection of Indigenous People’s Rights, Forest and Marine Ecosystems, and Indigenous Economic Empowerment in RPJMD: A Commitment to a Sustainable Future
Papua and the Maluku Islands are regions with extraordinary ecological wealth. Papua, for instance, holds 32.39 million hectares of forest, serving as Indonesia’s last tropical
Marandan Weser Village: Reviving Tradition and Harmony with Nature Amidst Modernization
In a remote corner of Raja Ampat, amidst untouched natural beauty, lies a village rich in unique cultural heritage and traditions. Marandan Weser Village, located
A Message from the CEO: Grateful for 25 Years of Consistency in Protecting Nature and Humanity
July 27, 1999, marked the beginning of my journey, filled with hope and challenges. At that time, I was completing my studies at the Faculty
