From the desk

    Welcome !

    Thank you for visiting our web site.
    This is the international version of our web site in English. Our classic web site can be found at http://www.dml.or.id/ in the Indonesian language.
    DML addresses environmental problems surrounding industrial and urban development which include issues on industrial pollution, solid and non-toxic waste recycling and management, public policies, community empowerment [...]

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    A message from the Executive Board

    Face-KTDear Friends,

    On behalf of the Founders, Board Members and the staff of Yayasan Dana Mitra Lingkungan (DML), I welcome you to our web site. It is a pleasure to meet you in the cyber space, to be part of the challenging and invigorating prospects of developing a global partnership.

    DML’s history since 1983 has made up portfolio of environmental programs and projects in Indonesia that have created a mosaic with distinct yet complementary activities, services, and products, -- thanks to the vision of the Foundation’s founders and board members. DML’s activities are spread out across the Archipelago and have given DML national and international recognitions.

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Green Houses to Improve Life and Aesthetics in Shanty Towns

A group of architects from Argentina have come up with a projectcalled Orchard House, which proposes the implementation of verticalgardens ...

Solutions

Ecological Reforestation

An Eco-Venture Initiative
DML has noticed that the Indonesian government has invited potential partners to take over the abandoned former forest areas. (A hard way to learn but at least they got the lessons). Yet, solutions need to made in a concrete action. If there are people or organizations or companies who are interested to invest [...]

New thoughts

The New Economics: A Bigger Picture

Skeptical about money as a measure of success, this new economics turns our assumptions about wealth and poverty upside down. It shows us that real wealth can be measured by increased well-being and environmental sustainability rather than just having and consuming more things.
The book, The New Economics: A Bigger Picture, describes the problems and bizarre [...]