Recently, JTI once again hosted an innovative idea-exchange platform through the 5th Lingkar Ide Discussion. Carrying a unique and provocative theme, JTI invited its participants to dissect the intersection between folklore, environmental awareness, and environmental sustainability.

When we talk about the Energy Transition, the dominant narrative revolves around megawatt targets, zero-emission deadlines, and technological shifts from coal to renewables. But what happens to the people, the informal economies, and the complex social fabrics deeply entangled with extractive industries?