(Deutsch) Pressemitteilungen zur Hauptversammlung von HeidelbergCement

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Posted on 06:28 PM in Activities, Economy, Labor & Corruption, Joint Press Releases & Statements, Indonesia, Campaign, Mining, Press Releases, Environment & Climate
Tags: EndCement, HeidelbergCement, Kendeng

Climate Killer Concrete – HeidelbergCement, climate protection and human rights

When: Thursday, 10 February 2022, 7 – 9 p.m.
Where: Online by Melanchthon Academy Cologne and in cooperation with the Association of Ethical Shareholders Germany

Recently, the construction industry has come under fire as being particularly damaging to the climate. The cement and concrete industry accounts for six percent of global carbon dioxide emissions. In Germany, HeidelbergCement is the publicly listed company with the highest carbon dioxide emissions after RWE*. Nevertheless, HeidelbergCement`s CEO Dominik von Achten, does not feel that ... read more

Posted on 05:17 PM in Activities, Campaign, Mining, Environment & Climate

(Deutsch) Greenwashing von HeidelbergCement provoziert Proteste

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Posted on 08:00 AM in Activities, Joint Press Releases & Statements, Justice, Human Rights, Indonesia, Campaign, Land & Indigenous Rights, Mining, Press Releases, Publications, Environment & Climate

(Deutsch) Gegenanträge: Jahreshauptversammlung von HeidelbergCement am 6. Mai 2021

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Posted on 10:35 AM in Activities, Economy, Labor & Corruption, Human Rights, Indonesia, Campaign, Land & Indigenous Rights, Mining, Environment & Climate
Tags: HeidelbergCement, Indonesia, JMPPK, Klima, Save Kendeng, Zement

(Deutsch) Ausstellung Klimakiller Zement

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Posted on 11:44 AM in Activities, Human Rights, Indonesia, Campaign, Land & Indigenous Rights, Mining, Environment & Climate

Project: “Urban Transformation in Indonesia and Germany – Identifying Challenges, Seizing Opportunities”.

Project: “Urban Transformation in Indonesia and Germany – Identifying Challenges, Seizing Opportunities”.

Background to our current education and information project in the field of development education

In 2018, about 4.2 billion people worldwide lived in cities, which corresponds to about 55% of the global population. Estimates suggest that by 2050 nearly 70% percent of all people will live in cities. This means that within less than thirty years up to 2.5 billion people will move to urban areas. Most of this urban ... read more

Posted on 10:25 AM in Indonesia, Campaign, Projects
Tags: Indonesia, Bauwende, Berlin, Energiewende, Klimaadaption, Klimaanpassung, Nusantara, Smart Cities, Urbane Transformation, Urbanisierung, Verkehrswende

(Deutsch) Samin vs. Semen – Transnationaler Aktivismus und die Folgen der Zementproduktion

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Posted on 10:17 AM in Activities, Economy, Labor & Corruption, Human Rights, Indonesia, Campaign, Land & Indigenous Rights, Mining, Environment & Climate
Tags: mining, Indonesia, Save Kendeng, Transnationaler Aktivismus, Zement

(Deutsch) Kundgebung “Zukunft statt Zement”

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Posted on 03:54 PM in Activities, Economy, Labor & Corruption, Human Rights, Indonesia, Campaign

Flyerserie “Nachhaltiges Palmöl? Was Biokraftstoffe uns versprechen”

Information und Analyse, 02.10.2020

von Josephine Sahner

 

Bereits vor zwei Jahren haben wir ein Informations- und Bildungsprojekt durchgeführt, das die Aspekte der Nachhaltigkeit und Zertifizierung von Palmöl thematisiert hat. Unser Fokus lag 2018 auf der Verwendung von Palmöl in der Lebensmittelindustrie und jenen Nachhaltigkeitssiegeln, denen wir als Verbraucher*innen im Supermarkt auf Produkten am häufigsten begegnen. Damals sind vier Flyer entstanden, ein Übersichtsflyer als Einführung ins Thema sowie drei Flyer zu verschiedenen Siegeln bzw. Zertifizierungssystemen, dem RSPO (Roundtable on ... read more

Posted on 02:50 PM in Agro Fuels, Activities, Indonesia, Information and Analysis, Campaign, Publications, Rainforest, Environment & Climate

Fighting for the Next Generations

Heinrich Böll Stiftung – Southeast Asia, 28 January 2019

th.boell.org/en/2019/01/28/fighting-next-generations?fbclid=IwAR2VfYklz61oKQtHvFv6Ybqc8kGDDQtdS6dG6CgZWBAJe14iN_xM-a2I3kA

For years, a citizens’ initiative in the Indonesian Kendeng Karst-Mountain has been fighting against the destruction of their livelihoods by cement factories, among others from a subsidiary of the German HeidelbergCement. The transnational solidarity network Save Kendeng supports the farmers from the Kendeng Mountains.

The plain between the volcano Muria and the Kendeng Karst in Central Java is a fertile agricultural area. As far as the eye can see, there are fields ... read more

Posted on 01:58 AM in Activities, Human Rights, Indonesia, Campaign, Land & Indigenous Rights, Mining, Publications, Environment & Climate, Watch Indonesia! in the Media
Tags: mining, Germany, HeidelbergCement, indigenous people, Indonesia, Kendeng, land rights, protest action, environment and climate, Wasser, economy and business, Zement, Zentraljava