Projects

Deliver benefits for nature, climate, and people in Southeast Asia.

Empowering youth to actively participate in creating a just, inclusive, and safe city.

Providing the policy proposal on Papua Endowment Fund for sustainability for the provincial Government of West Papua, Indonesia.

Supporting Indigenous People and Local Community (IPLC) groups in securing their community forest and adopting forest-friendly livelihoods to reduce and reverse deforestation.

An inclusive and collaborative effort to advance forest conservation and deforestation reduction in Aceh, Riau and North Kalimantan Province.

A research and communication plan to expand the LEZ implementation in DKI Jakarta for improving the air quality.

Clean Air Catalyst offers a globally applicable approach to developing locally tailored, self-reliant solutions that reduce air pollutants, improve public health, reduce poverty and inequality, and lessen climate change impacts.

This project supports implementation of national ocean accounts, a key framework to understand ocean contributions to people and the economy within–as to inform data-driven policy making for sustainable ocean economy and ocean-based climate actions.

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

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

This program is supported by the David and Lucile Packard Foundation and implemented in the context of harmonizing development planning, financing and licensing in the land-based sector

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.

Natural Capital Accounting for Coastal Ecosystem (NCA) project culminates the data-driven effort to inform coastal ecosystem management in Indonesia, in support to the sustainable development and blue carbon agenda.

Enhancing the capacity among the Non-State Actors (NSA) across Southeast Asia in sustainable peatland management, changing public perception that peatland is a wasteland, and ultimately eliminating the practice of land clearing by burning.

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

A multi-stakeholder collaboration that aims to achieve 70 percent reduction in Indonesia’s marine plastic debris by 2025.

An Indonesian platform that helps anyone learn, track and act on climate.

Voluntary coalition to integrate the inner, nearby, and faraway forests into city programs and development plans.

The Youth Climate Report project is an official partner program of the UNFCCC together with UNEP, TVE, the United Nations Development Programme and the GEF Small Grants Programme.

PaSTI in Indonesia aims to enhance co-innovation between stakeholders to strengthen transparency of the greenhouse gas emissions reduction and to increase climate actions ambition.

Trends of Indonesia’s marine resources and fisheries management convey opportunities and threats to the health of the ocean and the economic vitality, which may largely influence Indonesia’s fisheries sector and welfare of the communities.

A public-private partnership initiative that is co-led by Allotrope Partners, the World Resources Institute (WRI), and the U.S. National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) to drive deployment of renewable energy for large consumers in key markets

Formulating a city-wide adaptation actions and frameworks that reduce the vulnerability and enhance the resilience of the community in Semarang from flood and landslides.

WRI Indonesia supports Indonesia’s transition into a low carbon development economy with high quality research and analysis; engagement and constituency building; and communication and outreach to involve renowned leaders in Indonesia and internationally.

Restore+ project will support the restoration, ranging from identifying the degradation, assessing the degradation impact, and proposing restoration options.

Wahana Riset Indonesia (Science Laboratory) is an initiative to nurture a battalion of young researchers to generate high-quality knowledge products, which will support evidence-based policy making in sustainable development.

WRI Indonesia participates in an initiative, Pantau Gambut, an online platform that provides knowledge and learning about peatland to enable a meaningful public participation in peatland restoration.

Collaborative effort to effectively eliminate deforestation from key land-based commodities production and provide robust stewardship for the remaining forest and peatland by mainstreaming ethical supply chain principles and sustainable business practices

WRI Indonesia is developing a Forest Legality Initiative portfolio based on the FLEGT approach, aiming to support the Indonesian government to utilize FLEGT to combat illegal logging and promote sustainable forest products investment

The program calls for Indonesian final year students or fresh graduates (bachelor and masters) to submit an essay on environmental issues.

One Map Initiative at the Local Level is a collaborative initiative to achieve a sustainable and equitable land use and planning in order to support the government to implement low-emission development.

Sustainable Energy One Map is a tool that would allow access to various data and analysis relevant to renewable energy development

Through our existing cooperation with Bloomberg’s Global Road Safety initiative, WRI Indonesia is collaborating with Bandung City Government to address road safety issue by incorporating pedestrian-friendly city planning and infrastructure.

Supporting the Peat Restoration Agency (BRG) to achieve its restoration targets

Exploring different policy options for Indonesia to meet and/or beat its INDC while taking into account its development priorities

An online platform for climate data and information visualizations that support many dimensions of climate policy making.

Indonesian Peat Prize is a two-year contest to find the best methodology to measure the extent and depth of peat in Indonesia.

The Access Initiative is the largest network in the world dedicated to ensuring that citizens have the right and ability to influence decisions about the natural resources that sustain their communities.

Inspiring, enabling and implementing restoration on degraded and deforested landscapes, enhancing their economic and environmental productivity.

A dynamic online forest monitoring and alert system that empowers people everywhere to better manage forests.

Data-driven analysis to support government and civil society actions for effective and equitable land-use in Indonesia.