Monday, 05 October 2026 Yogyakarta is already well known as one of Indonesia’s favorite cultural and tourism destinations. But beyond its temples, traditional arts, and beautiful landscapes, the region also has a growing creative economy that could attract international partners. One of the countries that has shown interest in exploring this potential is Spain. The Yogyakarta Special Region (DIY) Regional Government has explored opportunities for cooperation with Spain, particularly in areas such as the creative economy, tourism, education, culture, and investment. The discussion shows that Yogyakarta is looking beyond domestic opportunities and trying to build stronger connections with international partners. Yogyakarta Has Plenty to阅读更多→

  Monday, 05 October 2026 Managing waste is becoming an important challenge for many growing cities. Instead of simply sending waste to landfills, governments are looking for ways to process it and turn it into something useful. One of the projects planned in West Java is the development of the Lulut Nambo waste processing facility in Bogor. The West Java provincial government worked with German company Euwelle Environmental Technology GmbH to develop the Lulut Nambo Integrated Waste Processing and Final Disposal Site, or TPPAS Lulut Nambo, in Bogor Regency. The project is designed not only to handle waste but also to turn waste into energy.阅读更多→