On December 13, 2024, CASE Indonesia launched its short film titled “Jejak Kiara”, marking the third installment in a series focused on energy transition and sustainability. Following the success of “Mimpi Kiara” (2021) and “Kabin Kiara” (2022), this film explores the journey of Kiara, a woman navigating the challenges of Indonesia’s energy transition. Through Kiara’s story, the film aims to educate and raise awareness about the importance of inclusive energy solutions and the need for collective action in addressing climate change and ensuring a sustainable future.

“Jejak Kiara” brings attention to the broader theme of energy transition and its impact on society, with a particular focus on the role of communities in achieving a more sustainable energy future. By highlighting the challenges faced by individuals and communities, the film underscores the significance of empowering local stakeholders, governments, and the younger generation in driving the transition to renewable energy sources. The film is intended to spark a conversation about how energy solutions can be more inclusive and accessible, especially for those most affected by climate change.

The film is available for public viewing on YouTube through IESR and aims to serve as a valuable resource for educating audiences about the importance of energy transition. By engaging viewers with a relatable narrative and practical insights, “Jejak Kiara” seeks to inspire action and collaboration among diverse groups, from policymakers to community leaders, in order to accelerate the shift towards a sustainable energy future in Indonesia and beyond