In land- and natural resource-based development, conflict is too often viewed as a problem to be managed only after it has emerged. Yet experience consistently demonstrates that the social, economic, and reputational costs of conflict far outweigh the investment required to prevent it. This is precisely why Free, Prior and […]
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In many villages far from the nation’s capital, land disputes can linger for years. Communities are left without certainty over the land and resources they depend on, investments stall, public services are disrupted, and local governments are forced to manage the growing social consequences. Meanwhile, complaints and grievances often have […]
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[Jakarta, November 17, 2025] CRU Indonesia, in collaboration with The Palm Oil Collaboration Group (POCG) through the Social Issues Working Group (SIWG), delivered a training program on the Implementation of Human Rights Due Diligence (HRDD) and the Protection of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities (IP&LC) Rights in the Palm Oil […]
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Amid growing global pressure to uphold human rights and ensure sustainability in business practices, Indonesian enterprises face a new challenge: how to ensure that economic gains are not achieved at the expense of environmental damage or human rights violations. Over the past five years, CRU Indonesia has recorded more than […]
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Building employee capacity to understand and prepare for the implementation of Human Rights Due Diligence (HRDD). How can a company remain competitive in the global market while ensuring its business practices align with respect for human rights? This question is becoming increasingly relevant as sustainability demands intensify. In response, PT […]
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