Indonesia

Region: Indonesia

Indonesia:

Projects
12
Resources
19
Stories
35
Feature
15th February 2021
Yogyakarta, Indonesia: Civil society groups forge solidarity for resilience In Yogyakarta, Indonesia, a non-profit organisation is building COVID-19 resilient neighbourhoods and assisting women's savings groups to fight actively against the global pandemic. Annisa Hadny reports.
Completed
Project
Completed
The Low Emission Development Strategies Global Partnership (LEDS GP)

The Low Emission Development Strategies Global Partnership (LEDS GP) facilitates peer learning, technical cooperation and information exchange to support the formation and implementation of low emission development strategies.

Resource
12th June 2017
Working paper: Making governance work for water-energy-food nexus approaches This working paper explores governance of the water-energy-food nexus - drawing on CDKN's experience in Kenya, Indonesia and the Amazon Basin to understand the links between sectors, recognise these in decision-making and promote integrated policy-making.
Resource
15th May 2017
INSIDE STORY: Treading low-carbon pathways toward sustainability: The experience of Bogor City (Indonesian language version) Since 2013, the Urban Low Emission Development Strategies (Urban-LEDS) project has offered Bogor
Resource
8th May 2017
INSIDE STORY: Supporting the subnational development of renewable energy – Lessons from West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia (Indonesian) This ‘Inside Story' tracks issues that arose with regard to decentralised renewable energy planning in West Nusa Tenggara in order to inform future subnational and national energy policies and strategies.
Feature
17th April 2017
Indonesia’s climate-smart motors Syed Abbas Hussain describes the importance of energy efficiency in Indonesia’s economy and describes how CDKN-supported initiatives have laid the groundwork for cost savings and avoiding greenhouse gas emissions.
Resource
2nd March 2017
WORKING PAPER: Beyond COP 21 - What did Asian countries pledge in the Paris Agreement?  A new CDKN working paper reviews 18 national climate commitments (INDCs) from countries of South and Southeast Asia and assesses their performance for four themes: mitigation targets; climate finance; disaster risk reduction; and social inclusion, particularly gender concerns.
Resource
22nd February 2017
Policy brief: Still a long way to go - Energy security and green growth in Indonesia Issues related to energy security are at the heart of the political debate in Indonesia, because economic growth depends critically on access to affordable energy. This policy brief examines potential solutions to this trend, that are more sustainable and have a positive impact on energy security.
Resource
22nd February 2017
POLICY BRIEF: Green growth and energy security - Fossil fuel-endowed middle-income countries at a crossroads This policy brief synthesises the findings of political economy analyses (PEA) in the energy sect
Resource
22nd February 2017
Energy security as positive force for green growth in Indonesia? Whilst energy security deteriorates, current energy investments are following a ‘business as usual’ fossil fuel-based path in Indonesia. This report examines opportunities to deviate from this pathway and take up options for environmentally sustainable green growth solutions that improve energy security.
Resource
20th February 2017
OUTLOOK: Indonesia Special Edition Indonesia is experiencing an economic transformation - but at an environmental cost. The government recognises that greenhouse gas emissions and deforestation don't have to accompany economic growth, and CDKN has played a part in facilitating debates about a more 'climate compatible development'.
Feature
16th January 2017
Balancing climate and development targets through a Water-Energy-Food Nexus approach Using a 'Water-Energy-Food Nexus' approach can help policy-makers navigate the trade-offs involved in working towards economic growth and sustainable development. Helen Bellfield of the Global Canopy Programme describes how CDKN research applied this approach in Brazil, Colombia, Peru and Indonesia.