Selected applicants receive mentorship, funding for reporting costs, and opportunities to publish locally and internationally, with a focus on underreported topics and innovative storytelling. The Earth Journalism Network (EJN) is inviting applications from journalists in Indonesia to produce high-quality, investigative reporting on the intersection of the private sector and climate change. Journalists based in Indonesia, including freelancers, staff reporters, and professionals from local, national, and international media. Yes, but the application must be submitted in the name of one lead applicant responsible for communication and grant management. By supporting underreported topics, the initiative strengthens public discourse, informs policy, and promotes responsible business practices in addressing climate challenges.