Indonesia, as the world’s fourth-most populous archipelagic country, faces serious challenges related to climate change and increasing energy needs. With rising global temperatures and the increasingly pronounced impacts of climate change, such as floods, droughts, and rising sea levels, Indonesia needs to find solutions that not only meet energy needs but are also sustainable and […]
Category: Climate Diplomacy
Innovation and Challenges: Renewable Energy Policies in Indonesia’s Transportation Sector
Indonesia, the fourth-most populous country in the world, faces serious challenges in managing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions generated by the transportation sector. With the sector’s contribution to total energy emissions reaching 27% in 2019, the government has established policies and strategies to encourage the transition to renewable energy, primarily through the use of electric vehicles […]
Loss and damage: A moral imperative to act
The need for increased support is particularly urgent given the IPCC findings that losses and damages are being experienced now, that they are projected to increase, and that even effective adaptation will be unable to prevent all losses and damages.