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    Climate

    Advancing transformative solutions for climate change mitigation and adaptation.

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    • 6 Ways the G20 Can Maximize the Role of Forests in Climate Action
    • 6 Big Findings from the IPCC 2022 Report on Climate Impacts, Adaptation, and Vulnerability
    • Indonesia Zero Emissions Application (EMISI): Methodology for Calculating Individual Emissions from Goods Deliveries, and Marine and Aviation Transport
    Happening Now
    • 6 Ways the G20 Can Maximize the Role of Forests in Climate Action
    • 6 Big Findings from the IPCC 2022 Report on Climate Impacts, Adaptation, and Vulnerability
    • Indonesia Zero Emissions Application (EMISI): Methodology for Calculating Individual Emissions from Goods Deliveries, and Marine and Aviation Transport

    Stabilizing the global climate is the greatest challenge of the 21st century. Global annual temperatures have exceeded average for 38 consecutive years. The impacts are being felt all around the world, including in Indonesia.

    Extreme weather events are becoming more frequent and severe. Heat waves and drought plague many countries, destroying agriculture, increasing the risk of wildfires and endangering lives. Indonesia’s archipelagic nature and vast coastal lines, in particular, puts its 1500 islands and millions of people at the risk of being drowned and causing regular flooding.

    Indonesia’s recent submission of Intended Nationally Determined Contribution as well as the historic Paris Agreement should be seen as a positive momentum for stronger climate action in the country, particularly to help the world keep the global temperature rise under a 2-degree Celsius scenario and adapt to the most adverse impacts of climate change.

    In this light, WRI Indonesia seeks to further assist the Indonesian government in meeting and beating its climate commitments in order to ensure successful transition to low-carbon development. On top of this, we engage businesses and civil societies at the local, national and international levels to advance transformative solutions that mitigate climate change and help communities adapt to its impacts.

    Program focuses on a number of specific Initiatives including projects on . Explore all Projects in depth.

    • Tracking and Strengthening Climate Action (TASCA)

      Supporting the government with tools and resources to track progress toward meeting the national climate commitments and to strengthen climate action.

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      Part of Climate
    • Think Climate Indonesia

      Enabling local think tanks and NGOs in Indonesia to engage more effectively in climate actions

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      Part of Forests & Land Use
    • Enhancing Climate Action in ASEAN/Meningkatkan Aksi Iklim di ASEAN

      To enhance capacity and transparency of corporate climate actions in Indonesia and Southeast Asia by leveraging Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), to send a signal for a stronger national and regional climate target.

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    • Food and Land Use Coalition/Koalisi Pangan dan Tata Guna Lahan (FOLU)

      Emphasize the urgency to transform the way we produce and consume food and use our land for people, nature and climate.

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      Part of Forests & Land Use
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      Forests & Land Use

      6 Ways the G20 Can Maximize the Role of Forests in Climate Action

      Insights May 9, 2022
    • Flood in Surakarta, Central Java. Photo credit: Prabu Panji/Unsplash

      6 Big Findings from the IPCC 2022 Report on Climate Impacts, Adaptation, and Vulnerability

      Insights March 22, 2022
    • Logging activities, wood being loaded to trucks. Credit: Zuraidah Said/WRI Indonesia
      Forests & Land Use

      Our Forest Management After COP26

      Insights December 20, 2021
    • Climate

      3 Ways to Ensure Corporate Net-zero Targets Are Credible

      Insights November 10, 2021
    • Climate

      Red Alert: 3 Strategies for Reducing Toxic Ozone Pollution

      Insights September 15, 2021
    • Pohon adalah aset ekologis yang dapat membantu memerangi krisis iklim. Kredit: Simon Wilkes/Unsplash

      Jakarta Faces Climate Crisis by Strengthening Tree Protection

      Insights September 10, 2021
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    Publications

    • Climate

      Indonesia Zero Emissions Application (EMISI): Methodology for Calculating Individual Emissions from Goods Deliveries, and Marine and Aviation Transport

      Publications December 27, 2021
    • Climate

      Indonesia Zero Emissions Application (EMISI): Methodology for Calculating Individual Emissions from Food, Clothing, Electricity Consumption, and Solid Waste

      Publications August 9, 2021
    • Climate

      Increasing Climate Data and Ambition in Indonesia through Enhanced Transparency and Incentive Schemes

      Publications March 18, 2021
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    Featured Experts

    • Arief Wijaya

      Program Director

    • Almo Pradana

      Deputy Program Director for Climate, Energy, Cities & the Ocean

    • Rizky Haryanto

      Research Project Lead For Climate Adaptation Strategies

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