on Restorative Economy & Industrial Decarbonization
Indonesia faces diverse climate and environmental issues influenced by its geography, ecosystems, and socio-economic conditions. Governance inefficiencies, poor coordination, and regulatory uncertainty hinder progress towards climate targets. Despite this, Indonesia is making strides in establishing robust climate governance and facilitating sectoral transitions to achieve net-zero emissions by 2030, with ambitious emission reduction goals of 31.89% unassisted or 43.2% with international support.
In response to rising optimism around climate issues, our scoping study and advisory service aim to map Indonesia's climate actors and develop a strategic document for the Climate Catalyst to support significant climate initiatives.
Through our scoping study and advisory service, we map the landscape of climate actors in Indonesia and develop a strategic document for the Climate Catalyst.
Five Topline Briefs on Climate Topics in IndonesiaDesktop Research: Preliminary study on emissions, climate impact, risk, stakeholders, finance, & policy.
Historical Analysis: Examine the progression of climate policy development since 2007 to provide an overview of five climate-related governance topics
Strategic Recommendation: Develop strategic recommendations (pros, cons, risks, & opportunities) to guide Climate Catalyst in selecting 2 priority areas.
Policy Analysis and Regulatory MappingPolicy & Regulatory Mapping: Analyze & synthesize laws and regulations on two selected climate topics, identifying gaps, inconsistencies, & redundancies.
Gap and Opportunity Analysis: Evaluate policy alternatives using SWOT analysis highlighting gaps & areas for improvement.
System Map on Climate Stakeholder LandscapeGuidebook Creation: Compile data and analysis into a comprehensive guidebook.
Strategic Recommendations: Present strategies for the Ministry and Indonesian representatives abroad to market renewable energy potential and promote investment cooperation.
