The transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy is a strategic challenge for Indonesia. Although the government has expressed its commitment to decarbonization, public understanding and participation remain limited, especially among lower-middle-income urban communities. Yayasan Indonesia CERAH recognizes that the success of a just and inclusive energy transition depends heavily on active public involvement. This report explores the knowledge, attitudes, and information needs of three key audience groups: urban housewives, informal sector workers, and young people with basic education. The findings serve as a foundation for designing a strategic, data-driven digital campaign to raise awareness and engagement.

Bojonegoro Regency in East Java, one of Indonesia's major energy-producing regions, is currently facing significant economic risks in the form of the resource curse and declining revenues from non-renewable fossil fuels. The mining sector, which accounts for 48.77% of the region's Gross Regional Domestic Product (PDRB), creates fiscal vulnerability due to fluctuations in global commodity prices and the natural decline in production.
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Paris Agreement and Financing Opportunities for Community-Based Green Energy Transitions
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Reading the Digital Landscape: The Dynamics of Energy Transition and Climate Crisis Narratives in Indonesia in 2025
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