Indonesia is spearheading an ambitious development strategy to unlock a sustainable, inclusive and resilient economy, as part of its National Long-Term Development Plan 2025-2045.
The net zero transition, clean energy and the blue economy will be key to delivering this while tackling the triple threat of climate change, pollution and biodiversity loss facing the country.
From developing a Green Taxonomy to unlock investments in the low carbon transition, planned coal phaseout under the Energy Transition Mechanism, to launching the world’s first sovereign blue bond – Indonesia is making significant strides towards delivering on its 20-year ambition.
Nonetheless, significant challenges remain.
Over US$500 billion is needed to meet the country’s 2060 net zero target – a challenging prospect due to retreating international funds amid rising geopolitical uncertainties. Deforestation, slow corporate action and social inequities further hinder progress.
But opportunities remain to tap into domestic and blended finance to plug the funding deficit while investing in emerging opportunities such as the blue economy. Meanwhile, stronger corporate sustainability disclosure and the domestic carbon market are providing inroads for Indonesia to meet its sustainability targets while empowering local communities – from indigenous groups to women – in the process.
Join us for Unlocking capital for sustainability – Indonesia as we convene key decision makers to make Indonesia’s vision of a sustainable, inclusive and resilient future a reality.
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