SEL Southeast Asia Strengthens ESG Education Across the Region

SEL Southeast Asia is expanding its regional focus on ESG education and professional development through cross-border collaboration, highlighting the role of credible sustainability knowledge in addressing greenwashing and strengthening trust in sustainable finance.

SW Indonesia Advances Sustainability Through Global Experience and Technology

SW Indonesia brought together sustainability perspectives from Australia, Malaysia and Indonesia at an international forum in Jakarta, highlighting the role of cross-border collaboration, technology and professional expertise in turning sustainability commitments into measurable business practices.

Kinnara Welcomes LUX Property Group Commitment to Marina Bay City Investors

Kinnara has welcomed LUX Property Group’s reported commitment to provide verified Marina Bay City investors with land equivalent to the full value of their original investment, while its legal counsel, Hendarman Law Firm, has called for greater transparency over investor funds and the project’s contractual obligations.

El Niño Delays Indonesia’s 2026/2027 Rainy Season

Indonesia’s 2026/2027 rainy season is expected to arrive later and last for a shorter period across much of the country as very strong El Niño conditions and a positive Indian Ocean Dipole continue to suppress rainfall.

SEL Southeast Asia Expands Sustainability Learning

SEL Southeast Asia has introduced a Sustainability Technology Professional Program with Global Hemisphere Group Malaysia, combining sustainability education with ESG data, carbon accounting and technology-enabled reporting.

Halal Indo 2026 Targets Global Markets

Halal Indo 2026 will bring more than 400 businesses from Indonesia and overseas to ICE BSD City from September 24–27, showcasing products across the halal industry while creating opportunities for business matching, partnerships and export growth.

Before You Build: 5 Ways Founders Can Test Demand

For early-stage founders, one of the hardest decisions is not what to build, but whether an idea has earned the right to be built. Elisabeth Kurniawan, an ex-startup founder and investor, shares five principles for separating conviction from evidence and testing customer demand before committing significant engineering time.

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