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#6571326

31 March 2021

Workers collect plastic glass waste to be cut at the Citra Waste Processing House (RPSC), Jogjogan Village, Cisarua, Bogor Regency, West Java, Indonesia, on March 29, 2021. Plastic glass waste collected from residents, waste banks and collectors can be processed and chopped as much as 500 to 700 kilograms per day to meet the high demand for plastic finished product manufacturers in the Bogor, Tangerang and Bekasi areas by selling. price of IDR 16,500 per kilogram.

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#6381516

25 January 2021

Farmers gouge coconut seeds to make copra in Sibedi Village, Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on January 25, 2021. Farmers in the region are reselling their coconuts in the form of copra after the copra price has risen again from IDR 3,500 to an average of IDR 11,400 per kilogram since the beginning of 2021. Previously, farmers sold their coconut in the form of raw seeds because the price was more profitable for Rp3,500 per seed. Indonesia is one of the world's coconut producing countries. Most of the coconut is used to support domestic production, especially coconut oil. In the last decade, the role of coconut has been displaced by the massively cultivated oil palm because it has a higher economic value. Even so, the massive exploitation of oil palm has drawn protests from environmental agencies because it is considered less friendly to environmental sustainability and tends to marginalize local communities.

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#6381518

25 January 2021

A farmer gouge coconut seeds to make copra in Sibedi Village, Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on January 25, 2021. Farmers in the region are reselling their coconuts in the form of copra after the copra price has risen again from IDR 3,500 to an average of IDR 11,400 per kilogram since the beginning of 2021. Previously, farmers sold their coconut in the form of raw seeds because the price was more profitable for Rp3,500 per seed. Indonesia is one of the world's coconut producing countries. Most of the coconut is used to support domestic production, especially coconut oil. In the last decade, the role of coconut has been displaced by the massively cultivated oil palm because it has a higher economic value. Even so, the massive exploitation of oil palm has drawn protests from environmental agencies because it is considered less friendly to environmental sustainability and tends to marginalize local communities.

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#6381520

25 January 2021

A farmer gouge coconut seeds to make copra in Sibedi Village, Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on January 25, 2021. Farmers in the region are reselling their coconuts in the form of copra after the copra price has risen again from IDR 3,500 to an average of IDR 11,400 per kilogram since the beginning of 2021. Previously, farmers sold their coconut in the form of raw seeds because the price was more profitable for Rp3,500 per seed. Indonesia is one of the world's coconut producing countries. Most of the coconut is used to support domestic production, especially coconut oil. In the last decade, the role of coconut has been displaced by the massively cultivated oil palm because it has a higher economic value. Even so, the massive exploitation of oil palm has drawn protests from environmental agencies because it is considered less friendly to environmental sustainability and tends to marginalize local communities.

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#6381522

25 January 2021

A resident passes near coconut husk that has been gouged out to make copra in Sibedi Village, Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on January 25, 2021. Farmers in the region are reselling their coconuts in the form of copra after the copra price has risen again from IDR 3,500 to an average of IDR 11,400 per kilogram since the beginning of 2021. Previously, farmers sold their coconut in the form of raw seeds because the price was more profitable for Rp3,500 per seed. Indonesia is one of the world's coconut producing countries. Most of the coconut is used to support domestic production, especially coconut oil. In the last decade, the role of coconut has been displaced by the massively cultivated oil palm because it has a higher economic value. Even so, the massive exploitation of oil palm has drawn protests from environmental agencies because it is considered less friendly to environmental sustainability and tends to marginalize local communities.

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#6381524

25 January 2021

A farmer shows coconut cake to be made into copra in Sibedi Village, Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on January 25, 2021. Farmers in the region are reselling their coconuts in the form of copra after the copra price has risen again from IDR 3,500 to an average of IDR 11,400 per kilogram since the beginning of 2021. Previously, farmers sold their coconut in the form of raw seeds because the price was more profitable for Rp3,500 per seed. Indonesia is one of the world's coconut producing countries. Most of the coconut is used to support domestic production, especially coconut oil. In the last decade, the role of coconut has been displaced by the massively cultivated oil palm because it has a higher economic value. Even so, the massive exploitation of oil palm has drawn protests from environmental agencies because it is considered less friendly to environmental sustainability and tends to marginalize local communities.

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#6301690

26 December 2020

Jimmy Wuri lives in a slum in Jakarta on December 24, 2020. Every evening Jimmy Wuri wears a Donald Duck costume to entertain the people on the Street. Jimmy was laid off from an export-import company due to the pandemic in July. Using the remaining severance pay, Jimmy bought a Donald Duck costume for 1,500,000 IDR (106 USD). He walked 15 kilometers and acted funny to entertain the people, he never asked for money. On a day, Jimmy gets 100,000 IDR (7 USD) from people who are entertained by his actions. The money is used to pay a rent for houses in a slum area for 400,000 IDR (28 USD) per month and the cost of living.

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#6301692

26 December 2020

Jimmy Wuri gets ready to wear Donald Duck costume at pedestrian in Jakarta on December 24, 2020. Every evening Jimmy Wuri wears a Donald Duck costume to entertain the people on the Street. Jimmy was laid off from an export-import company due to the pandemic in July. Using the remaining severance pay, Jimmy bought a Donald Duck costume for 1,500,000 IDR (106 USD). He walked 15 kilometers and acted funny to entertain the people, he never asked for money. On a day, Jimmy gets 100,000 IDR (7 USD) from people who are entertained by his actions. The money is used to pay a rent for houses in a slum area for 400,000 IDR (28 USD) per month and the cost of living.

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#6301694

26 December 2020

Jimmy Wuri poses in the Donald Duck costume at a pedestrian in Jakarta on December 24, 2020. Every evening Jimmy Wuri wears a Donald Duck costume to entertain the people on the Street. Jimmy was laid off from an export-import company due to the pandemic in July. Using the remaining severance pay, Jimmy bought a Donald Duck costume for 1,500,000 IDR (106 USD). He walked 15 kilometers and acted funny to entertain the people, he never asked for money. On a day, Jimmy gets 100,000 IDR (7 USD) from people who are entertained by his actions. The money is used to pay a rent for houses in a slum area for 400,000 IDR (28 USD) per month and the cost of living.

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#6301696

26 December 2020

Jimmy Wuri poses in the Donald Duck costume at a pedestrian in Jakarta on December 24, 2020. Every evening Jimmy Wuri wears a Donald Duck costume to entertain the people on the Street. Jimmy was laid off from an export-import company due to the pandemic in July. Using the remaining severance pay, Jimmy bought a Donald Duck costume for 1,500,000 IDR (106 USD). He walked 15 kilometers and acted funny to entertain the people, he never asked for money. On a day, Jimmy gets 100,000 IDR (7 USD) from people who are entertained by his actions. The money is used to pay a rent for houses in a slum area for 400,000 IDR (28 USD) per month and the cost of living.

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#6301698

26 December 2020

A man dressed as Donald Duck at Central Business District in Jakarta on December 24, 2020. Every evening Jimmy Wuri wears a Donald Duck costume to entertain the people on the Street. Jimmy was laid off from an export-import company due to the pandemic in July. Using the remaining severance pay, Jimmy bought a Donald Duck costume for 1,500,000 IDR (106 USD). He walked 15 kilometers and acted funny to entertain the people, he never asked for money. On a day, Jimmy gets 100,000 IDR (7 USD) from people who are entertained by his actions. The money is used to pay a rent for houses in a slum area for 400,000 IDR (28 USD) per month and the cost of living.

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#6301700

26 December 2020

A man dressed as Donald Duck at Central Business District in Jakarta on December 24, 2020. Every evening Jimmy Wuri wears a Donald Duck costume to entertain the people on the Street. Jimmy was laid off from an export-import company due to the pandemic in July. Using the remaining severance pay, Jimmy bought a Donald Duck costume for 1,500,000 IDR (106 USD). He walked 15 kilometers and acted funny to entertain the people, he never asked for money. On a day, Jimmy gets 100,000 IDR (7 USD) from people who are entertained by his actions. The money is used to pay a rent for houses in a slum area for 400,000 IDR (28 USD) per month and the cost of living.

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#6301702

26 December 2020

A man dressed as Donald Duck at Central Business District in Jakarta during the rainy day on December 24, 2020. Every evening Jimmy Wuri wears a Donald Duck costume to entertain the people on the Street. Jimmy was laid off from an export-import company due to the pandemic in July. Using the remaining severance pay, Jimmy bought a Donald Duck costume for 1,500,000 IDR (106 USD). He walked 15 kilometers and acted funny to entertain the people, he never asked for money. On a day, Jimmy gets 100,000 IDR (7 USD) from people who are entertained by his actions. The money is used to pay a rent for houses in a slum area for 400,000 IDR (28 USD) per month and the cost of living.

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#6301704

26 December 2020

A man dressed as Donald Duck at Central Business District in Jakarta on December 24, 2020. Every evening Jimmy Wuri wears a Donald Duck costume to entertain the people on the Street. Jimmy was laid off from an export-import company due to the pandemic in July. Using the remaining severance pay, Jimmy bought a Donald Duck costume for 1,500,000 IDR (106 USD). He walked 15 kilometers and acted funny to entertain the people, he never asked for money. On a day, Jimmy gets 100,000 IDR (7 USD) from people who are entertained by his actions. The money is used to pay a rent for houses in a slum area for 400,000 IDR (28 USD) per month and the cost of living.

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#6301706

26 December 2020

Jimmy Wuri breaks at a bus stop in Jakarta on December 24, 2020. Every evening Jimmy Wuri wears a Donald Duck costume to entertain the people on the Street. Jimmy was laid off from an export-import company due to the pandemic in July. Using the remaining severance pay, Jimmy bought a Donald Duck costume for 1,500,000 IDR (106 USD). He walked 15 kilometers and acted funny to entertain the people, he never asked for money. On a day, Jimmy gets 100,000 IDR (7 USD) from people who are entertained by his actions. The money is used to pay a rent for houses in a slum area for 400,000 IDR (28 USD) per month and the cost of living.

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#5009604

19 October 2019

Farmers wait for buyers of tomatoes while tending their cattle in Porame Village, Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia on October 19, 2019. Prices of tomatoes at the farm level in the region fell to their lowest levels since the past week to be flat on average only IDR 2,500 per kilogram.

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