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CALLED BY REGIONAL POLICE (POLDA): Deputy Mayor of Pontianak H. Edi Rusdi Kamtono (right), accompanied by the director of Gemawan Association, Laili Khairnur, at a discussion event ‘Anti-Corruption Network’ organized by Gemawan Association at Hotel Santika, Pontianak, Thursday (30/06/2016). Photo:
MAP VERIFICATION: The facilitator of Gemawan Mapping/GIS, Welly Arma (left) led the verification of Tanjung Satai village map, with the Village Head of Tanjung Satai, Turaidi (second from right), the District Officer Head of Gemawan in KKU, Agus Budiman (right),
MAP VERIFICATION: The participants of the spatial participatory mapping of Dusun Besar village verified their village map, Tuesday (22/06/2016). Inzet: Yusnardi, Head of Dusun Besar Village. Photo: Welly Arma/GEMAWAN. Maya Island, GEMAWAN. A typical meeting of “Kampung Meeting” became
Pontianak, GEMAWAN. The Director of Gemawan Association, Laili Khairnur, representing the big family of the Gemawan Association, wishes you a happy Eid Al-Fitr 1437 H/2016 M. With sincere hearts, please forgive our wrongdoings to you all. Taqabbalallahu minna wa minkum
VILLAGE MEETING: Facilitator of Gemawan (left), Ismail Karem, Muhammad Zuni Irawan (sitting), and A’la Maududi (right) discussed the program to strengthen the community movement basis at Gemawan’s office, Friday (24/06/2016). Photo: Mahmudi/GEMAWAN. Pontianak, GEMAWAN. A facilitator of Gemawan, Ismail
This massive EU demand for biofuels is also exacerbating human rights abuses, due to the expansion of palm oil plantations. Laili Khainur explained how members of her staff had been hospitalised after being violently attacked by private security guards for
Perlindungan hutan Indonesia | Daju Pradnja Resosudarmo memetakan lima masalah utama soal perlindungan hutan Indonesia yang bisa menghambat kemajuan skema REDD. Masalah Utama Perlindungan Hutan Indonesia By: Isyana Artharini At the UN Climate Change Conference held in Nusa Dua, Bali,
The Tangle of Palm Oil Investments in Sambas and Bengkayang Regencies The palm oil plantation sector has clearly become a mainstay in West Kalimantan, judging from the rapid growth of permits granted by local governments—particularly following the surge in global