Rating B (Moderate progress to sustainability) Indonesia has approximately 38.8 million farmers dispersed among 75,436 villages, 7,232 sub-districts, and 514...
Indonesia’s Effort Toward Integrated Water Resource Management and Climate Adaptation Hasn’t Had a Relevant Impact So Far
Rating C (Holding Steady) The water supply and demand vary in Indonesia across several islands based on population density....
Indonesia’s Land-Use Emissions Rate Might be Slipping
Climate Progress in the First Half of 2023 Rating – D Falling Behind Is there reliable data available? We are...
Indonesia’s ProKlim Project Supports its NDC Commitments by Coordinating National Climate-Related Targets With Local-Level Actions
Program Overview Through the Ministry of Environment and Forestry, the Government of Indonesia initiated a program in 2012 termed ‘The...
Indonesia will likely fail to reduce its emissions by 50% by 2030
Indonesia has set an increased climate target of reducing its carbon emissions by 32% below the business-as-usual scenario (BAU) by...
Indonesia spent 77.5 Trillion IDR in fossil fuel subsidies in 2022
According to Statista Research Department, in 2022, the Indonesian government invested approximately 77.5 trillion IDR in fossil fuel subsidies. This...
Lack of Finance and Increased Frequency of Environmental Events Limits the Ability of Indigenous Peoples to Combat Climate Change in Indonesia
According to the International Work Group of Indigenous Affairs (IWGIA), Indonesia has a population of 70 million indigenous people, which...
Indonesia’s Agriculture Sector Contributed 2.4% of Global Agricultural Emissions in 2021
Indonesia’s agricultural sector is made up of large private and state-owned plantations and smallholder production modes. The large plantations of...
Indonesia: A Climate Look Past and Forward
Looking Back 2022: Floods, Droughts, and Other Extreme Weather Events Looking Forward 2023: To...
Indonesia Seeks to Raise the Market Share of Electric Vehicles to 25% of Total Vehicle Sales by 2030
In May 2022, Indonesia’s new vehicle market declined “by almost 10% to 49,453 units compared to 54,815 units in 2021”...