The Dangers of Consumeristic Patterns in the Face of a Rising e-Commerce Industry
Written by: Alicia Andie Angkawidjaja, Grants Researcher Intern Project Child Indonesia With Tokopedia, Shopee, and other e-commerce websites being so easy to use, we all have fallen into the comforts of buying something online so that we can receive it the next day (admit it, you’ve clicked on SiCepat shipping before). As e-commerce users, we […]
Eyes Wider on Extreme Weather
written by Adides Gideon Simanjuntak, Stephanie Ruth Armida, Rafy Ramadhan: Content Writer Interns at Project Child Indonesia Have you noticed the extreme weather conditions around us lately? Recently, our country has been hit by the Tropical Cyclone Seroja in East Nusa Tenggara and West Nusa Tenggara. It is one of many other natural disasters we […]
Climate Change in Indonesia: Flood as an Environmental Disaster
Written by Safira Tafani Cholisi, Content Writer Intern Project Child Indonesia You might be familiar with the term ‘climate change’. It has been a primary topic of discourse around the world, ranging from governments, business corporations, non-governmental organizations and even private individuals. Climate change is an environmental process where the temperature of the Earth increases […]
International Polar Bear Day: Make Small Changes and Be the Change the World Needs
Written by Graciella Ganadhi, Content Writer Project Child Indonesia International Polar Bear Day is celebrated worldwide every February 27th. It aims to remind the citizens of the world to preserve our environment, especially the polar bear habitat. Every year, their number decreased due to climate change. Polar bears are classified as endangered or vulnerable animals […]
