From the Kitchen to Spaces of Change: A Story from Gema Alam NTB’s Partner Village
Big changes often begin from the closest spaces in everyday life: the home, the kitchen, the family, and…
Igniting Inclusion in a Just Energy Transition
Energy transition is often discussed through big numbers. We hear about emission reduction targets, renewable…
Why Inclusive Energy Transition Matters for Women?
Discussions on renewable energy are often dominated by technical terms and large-scale projects, leaving…
Breaking Barriers Through Inclusive Energy
Big changes often begin in kitchens and village discussion spaces. In Loko Kalada Village, Southwest Sumba, the…
Behind NTT’s Energy Transition, There Is Care Work That Must Be Recognized
Energy transition is often discussed through the language of technology, power plants, electricity grids, and…
From the Kitchen to Climate Politics
Climate change is often framed in technical and seemingly neutral terms such as emissions, deforestation,…
Liberation Education in the SEKRA Approach
A Critical Reflection from Paulo Freire and the Stories of SEKRA Women Written by: Muhammad Juaini, Project…
Who Really Powers the Energy Transition?
This Rapid Care Analysis (RCA) report from West Nusa Tenggara highlights an important fact that is often…
The Energy Transition Is Not Only About Technology
The energy transition is often understood as a shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy. However, the…
Disability Data Collection Using the Washington Group Questionnaire and UNICEF Tools
How can we design truly inclusive development if data on persons with disabilities remains limited? This…
