Newsletter LEAD Cohort 9 From the Editor DEAR FRIENDS, Can the warmth of Ied and merry chimes of Christmas bells bring us to a better Indonesia in 2002? Optimism still runs a big risk as we picture the troubles ahead. More

Nosi Lestariwati
I Left My Heart in Peshawar

Those of you who went to site visit C during the 1st International Session of Cohort 9 in Pakistan would probably agree with me that Peshawar is a place of natural beauty and wonderful people. More

Anjelita Malik
Show Me The Movies!

Ever since I had the chance to see a diverse selection of movies while studying in Melbourne, I have always been amazed by them. Every aspect is amazing; the art, the technology, the collaborative work, the people, and of course, the endless creativity. more

Yulia Indawardhani
Successful Story on Grameen Bank Replication in Indonesia

Muhammad Yunus - a professor in economy from University of Chittagong, Bangladesh - has found a brilliant idea for the best solution in helping the poor out of their poverty, which then grows over the world. More

Novian Imamsjah Roesli
Industrial Ecology: Towards a Sustainable Industry System, Experiences Of PT. National Gobel

Industrial ecology is a pattern of interrelation among industrial activities, which includes mining, farming, fishery, energy, manufacturing and service providing. It adopts the interrelation pattern among organisms in the natural ecological system. More

Chandra Wirman
Al Razi's Limit of Willingness

Al Razi decided that God never creates world due to any force, the infinity of God unable him to have his own willingness. Other form of infinity created by God is life. The other one is matter. Matter is infinite; it cannot be created or vanished, known as the first law of energy, except to the willing of God. More