Energy Transition and Social Issues in Mining-Adjacent Areas: A Sociological Study of Development in Central Halmahera, Indonesia
インドネシア、中央ハルマヘラにおけるエネルギー転換と鉱山隣接地域の社会問題：開発の社会学的研究 (AI 翻訳)
Herman Usman, Laily Ramadhany Can, Marno Wance
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日本語
本研究は、インドネシア・中央ハルマヘラにおけるニッケル採掘を中心としたエネルギー転換が地域社会に与える社会経済的・生態学的影響を、開発社会学の枠組みから質的に分析する。採掘により生計手段の変化、労働移動、資源紛争、森林破壊や水質汚染が発生し、グローバルなグリーンエネルギー政策と地域の実態との乖離が明らかになった。結論として、包括的な政策と地域コミュニティのニーズを考慮した公正な移行の必要性を主張する。
English
This study qualitatively examines the socioeconomic and ecological impacts of the energy transition driven by nickel mining in Central Halmahera, Indonesia, using a development sociology framework. It finds that mining has altered livelihoods, increased labor migration, triggered resource conflicts, and caused deforestation and water pollution, highlighting the gap between global green energy initiatives and local realities. The paper calls for inclusive policies ensuring a just transition that addresses local community needs.
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日本のGX文脈において
日本企業はインドネシアのニッケルサプライチェーンに深く関与しており、本論文はサステナビリティ報告やサプライチェーン・デューデリジェンスにおいて、資源採掘の社会的影響を考慮する必要性を示唆する。SSBJや有報での人的資本・コミュニティ対応の文脈で参考となる。
In the global GX context
This paper provides a critical case study on the social costs of mineral extraction for clean energy, relevant to global just transition debates and supply chain due diligence under frameworks like the EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Offers a sociological perspective on the just transition, emphasizing local socio-ecological impacts of critical mineral mining for renewable technologies.
🏢実務担当者:Highlights the need for robust social impact assessments and community engagement in mineral supply chains, relevant for corporate sustainability reporting.
🏛政策担当者:Illustrates the gap between global clean energy policies and local realities, underscoring the need for inclusive frameworks to avoid exacerbating inequalities.
📄 Abstract（原文）
The shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy is frequently viewed as a progression towards sustainability. However, in mining-proximate regions like Central Halmahera, this process engenders intricate socioeconomic challenges. This study examines the effects of the energy shift on local populations, emphasizing power dynamics, legislation, and the socio-ecological ramifications of nickel mining businesses. This research uses a development sociology framework to examine how the exploitation of resources for global green energy can intensify social inequities and marginalize indigenous populations and disadvantaged groups. The study utilizes a qualitative methodology involving case studies from various communities adjacent to mining activities, specifically Lelilef, Gemaf, and Sagea. Active observation, comprehensive interviews, and examination of policy papers and scholarly reports gathered data. The findings demonstrate that the mining industry has caused substantial alterations in the socioeconomic framework of local populations, encompassing changes in livelihoods, heightened labor migration, and the onset of social disputes over resource rivalry. Ecological consequences, including deforestation and water contamination, have exacerbated the living conditions of local inhabitants. This study emphasizes the disparity between the global green energy initiative and the socio-ecological conditions at the local level. The energy shift propelled by extractive industries in Central Halmahera does not help local communities; instead, it intensifies economic reliance on international businesses and amplifies social disparities. Consequently, it is imperative to implement more inclusive policies that address the requirements of local communities to guarantee a just and sustainable energy transition.
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