According to Climate TRACE, Indonesia has shown back-to-back emissions reductions in early 2025. As one of the world’s top greenhouse...
Roadmaps for the Future: Indonesian Climate Experts on What Needs to Be Done
Dr. Masyita Crystallin: Driving Indonesia’s Equitable Transition to a Low-Carbon Economy One prominent Indonesian expert on climate policy and emissions...
Indonesia faces significant challenges in ensuring equal access to essential services like affordable renewable energy, transportation, and waste management
Indonesia, comprising more than 17,000 islands and over 270 million people, faces significant challenges in ensuring equal access to essential...
Indonesia is Progressively Employing Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) to Address Climate Change
Indonesia is progressively employing nature-based solutions (NBS) to address climate change, leveraging its extensive natural ecosystems, including tropical forests, peatlands,...
Indonesia Actively Integrates Automated and Electric Public Transportation, Focusing Primarily on Buses and Trains
Indonesia, a country with a rapidly growing urban population and rising greenhouse gas emissions, is taking significant steps towards automated...
High Import Duties, Limited Domestic Component Supply, and Underdeveloped Infrastructure Needs to be Addressed to Unlock Indonesia’s EV Potential
As of 2022 in Indonesia, there were approximately 28,000 EVs on the road, and in 2023, EV sales more than...
Indonesia Climate Leader Nomination: Gita Syahrani
Nominee: Gita Syahrani Title: Head of Secretariat, Lingkar Temu Kabupaten Lestari (LTKL) Gita Syahrani is a prominent sustainability advocate and...
Illuminating Remote Indonesia: The Solar Microgrid Innovation by Dr. Khoirul Anwar
Indonesia, the world’s largest archipelago, faces a unique challenge: providing reliable and sustainable electricity to over 17,000 islands, many of...
More Investment in Education and Rural Energy Infrastructure is Needed to Make Renewables a Widely Accepted and Utilized Energy Source in Indonesia
In Indonesia, resistance to climate change initiatives and renewable energy adoption is mainly observed in certain rural communities, specific economic...
Indonesia’s Forests: A Critical Biodiversity and Carbon Hub
Indonesia’s forests cover 52.1 % of the country’s total land. Of this, 50% are primary forests, the most biodiverse and...