Category: Sustainable and Ethical Investment
Indonesia’s investment framework increasingly ties licensing, environmental approvals, and spatial planning to sustainability standards, and Bali’s provincial policy direction makes this connection explicit. This category covers environmentally responsible business models, ethical investment structures, ESG considerations for foreign-owned companies in Indonesia, and the regulatory requirements that now attach to land use, construction, tourism operations, and natural resource management. Articles here address both the commercial case for sustainable practice and the compliance obligations that make it a legal necessity rather than an optional position.
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A Journey of Transformation: Martijn’s r•Plastic Adventure
In the heart of Bali, amidst the breathtaking beaches and vibrant culture, a Dutch man named Martijn embarked on a journey that would transform both his life and the environment around him. Alongside his wife and three sons, Martijn left the familiarity of the Netherlands to create a new life in this Indonesian paradise. Driven… READ MORE →
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Embracing Regeneration, Circular Economy, and Localisation
Trace Elements goes beyond the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals by embracing a holistic approach focused on regeneration, circular economy, and localisation. By addressing the root causes of environmental and social challenges, we work to create a thriving, inclusive community that prioritises long-term sustainability over short-term gains. READ MORE →