Untitled Faris, Tomat dan Bulan!/ Faris, Tomatoes and the Moon!
Year: 2026
Type: other
Abstract: Faris bermimpi pergi ke bulan, tetapi sebelum itu ia harus membantu menyelamatkan kebun tomat keluarganya. Ketika ilmu pengetahuan bertemu dengan imajinasi, mampukah satu ide kecil mengubah masa depan mereka? Faris dreams of reaching the moon, but first, he needs to help save his family’s tomato farm. With science and a little imagination combined, can one small idea protect their crops and help create a brighter future?[Bilingual children's storybook: Bahasa Indonesia and English/ Bilingual: Bahasa Indonesia dan Bahasa Inggris][There are three versions of this book for children: Level A is for children aged 4-7; Level B is for children aged 7-9; Level C is for children aged 10-12./ Kami menyediakan buku anak ini dalam tiga versi: Jenjang A untuk anak berusia 4-7 tahun; jenjang B untuk anak berusia 7-9 tahun, jenjang C untuk anak berusia 10-12 tahun.]This story comes from research about how people in Eastern Indonesia learn to face climate change. Climate change is a big problem, and some people feel the effects more, especially older people, women, and people with disabilities. This research focuses on places where climate change is a big challenge. It also helps people share their stories through the research project: “Developing a Model of Future-proofing for Climate Resilience by Engaging Communities in Eastern Indonesia.”This research is part of the KONEKSI Project, supported by the governments of Australia and Indonesia. It is done by Monash University Australia, Monash University Indonesia, and other partners.We hope this book helps many people be stronger and ready for the future.Thank you to everyone who joined this research, especially the people in Kupang, Lombok, and Makassar who shared their stories. Thank you also to the researchers from Indonesia and Australia who worked very hard.MoFCREC Research Team: Assoc. Prof. Sharyn Davies; Assoc. Prof. Ika Idris; Assoc. Prof. Narelle Waren; Assoc. Prof. Becky Batagol; Assoc. Prof. Ronli Sifris; Prof. Alex Lechner; Prof. Sudirman Nasir; Dr. Welmince Djulete; Dr. Miya Irawati; Dr. Yulisna Mutia Sari; Dr. Sabina Puspita; Berti Soli Dima Malingara; Rafika Nurul Hamdani Ramli; Rosmiati Sain; Dr. Erlin Erlina; Nunung Triningsih; Ela Nurhayati;Dr. Ir. H. Iswandi, M.Si; Assoc. Prof. Eka Permanasari; Dr. Wikke Novalia; Jack Clancy; Liz Thompson; Khadijah Saleh; Assoc. Prof. Gillian Kidman.For more information about this research, visit: https://www.monash.edu/indonesia/our-research/mofcrecLombok, October 2026
Source: Monash University
DOI: 10.26180/34781790
Institution: Monash University
Language: Indonesian
Subfield: Literature and Literary Theory
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
SDG: Zero hunger
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7223692981