Carbon trading refers to the exchange of carbon credits, allowing entities that exceed prescribed emissions limits to purchase allowances. Each carbon credit grants a company permission to emit a specified quantity of carbon dioxide or other greenhouse gases during production activities. One credit typically corresponds to the reduction of one metric ton of CO₂ emissions.
Read MoreThis article discusses how a green investment framework between Indonesia and Nordic countries can complement one another, and what policy challenges will necessitate deeper attention to ensure the Nordic-Indonesia green investment cooperation creates tangible results.
Read MorePada 20 Maret 2024, telah diselenggarakan acara dengan tajuk “Indonesia Economic Challenges 2024” di Ruang Seminar lt 3 Gedung AB, Universitas Kristen Indonesia.
Read MorePada 9 Maret 2024, Kedutaan Besar Amerika Serikat di Indonesia bekerja sama dengan Universitas Indonesia dan INADIS telah mengadakan seminar yang bertajuk “Is There Still Space for Civil Society for Indonesia Vision for 2045?” di Gedung SKSG Pascasarjana Universitas Indonesia.
Read MoreKegiatan FGD ini merupakan hasil kolaborasi antara Center for Security and Foreign Affairs Studies (CESFAS) Prodi HI FISIPOL UKI, Prodi Ilmu Politik UKI bersama Gerakan Mahasiswa Krsiten Indonesia (GMKI) & INADIS dengan tema utama "2024 is Heating Up”, yang dilaksanakan tanggal 28 Februari 2024 di Auditorium Graha William Soeryadjaya UKI Cawang.
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