Environmental Care Actions Taken by Indonesian Muslims

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Adi Ahdiat 24/04/2025 12:44 WIB

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Environmental Care Actions Taken by Indonesian Muslims (2024)

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Indonesian Muslims demonstrate their environmental concern through various actions.

This is evident from the survey report, *Climate Action through the Eyes of Indonesian Muslims*, released by Purpose, an international advocacy organization.

In August-September 2024, Purpose surveyed 3,000 Muslims across various regions in Indonesia.

One of the findings is that the majority, or 50% of respondents, took environmental action by reducing plastic use.

Others adopted energy-saving lifestyles, managed waste using the reuse-reduce-recycle principle, planted trees, and consumed eco-friendly products.

Furthermore, some showed similar concern by sharing content related to environmental issues, boycotting environmentally damaging products, donating, and other actions as shown in the graph.

"Individual actions are the most common practices respondents undertake to protect the environment," stated Purpose in its report.

"While individual actions are important, there is a need to take community-oriented actions, which can lead to larger and more systemic change. Change can start at the individual level, but it cannot stop there," it continued.

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