Indonesia

PAGE in Indonesia

Indonesia has experienced stable economic growth over the past decade, transforming the country into one of the largest economies in Asia. At the same time, the government recognises that further action is needed to address poverty, inequality, unemployment and environmental degradation. Accordingly, the Indonesian government is working to incorporate sustainability policies and emission reduction activities into its national plans and targets. Indonesia joined PAGE in 2018 and is now a Continuing Country.

Sustainable Development

PAGE work in Indonesia is currently aligned to the following SDGs: SDG 7 (Affordable & Clean Energy); SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth); SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure), SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production); SDG 13 (Climate Action) and SDG 17 (Partnership for the Goals).

PAGE Milestones

2024
Launch of the roadmap on Circular Economy and Action Plan, and the roadmap on Food Loss and Waste management at the first Green Economy Expo 2024
2023
Release of the Circular Economy in the Food and Beverage Industry for a Green Recovery.

ILO and its partners conducted in September, the Green Jobs Forum in Manado, North Sulawesi, to facilitate the transition towards a green and blue economy with a focus on sustainable tourism in the region.

Launch of the call for proposal of the “National Youth Ideathon” on “Better Management of Food Loss and Waste to Support Green & Circular Economy” in July. PAGE Indonesia received a total of 289 group and individual proposals. Three winners were announced in October.

Release of the ILO Green Jobs and Just Transition Policy Readiness Assessment in the Energy Sector in Indonesia.
2022
PAGE Indonesia contributed to the debate on circularity to gear action for accelerating the green economic transformation at COP27.

The G20 Leader Summit (Bali, Indonesia, 15-16 November) delivered the G20 Bali Leaders Declaration, which includes references to the green and blue economy. PAGE supported the Development Working Group (DWG) throughout the Indonesian presidency of the G20.

Indonesia launches its Green Economy Index at G20. The Index was launched by the National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas) – the focal agency for PAGE. The index builds on PAGE’s Green Economy Progress Index methodology. Among other targets, the country now aims to create 1.8 mil green jobs.
2021
PAGE Indonesia completed a Policy Scoping Assessment in West Java Province on Food Loss and Waste.

PAGE conducted Rapid Assessments of the Green Stimulus Package for National Economic Recovery in energy and waste sectors.

Launch of a semester-long Inclusive Green Economy Modelling course for university students in Indonesia.

Online workshop on “Learning and Skills Development for Green Recovery: Building Back Better with Low Carbon Development in Indonesia”
2020
Development of LCDI energy sub-model commenced

Green economy stocktaking study report released

Kick-off meetings in West Java and Bali for PAGE’s support to the regional LCDI Implementation

Green Economy Learning Assessment commenced

Provincial LCDI macro system dynamics model completed and presented to key stakeholders

Rapid Assessment on Green Stimulus in energy, waste and industry sectors commenced
2019
Report on “Low Carbon Development: A Paradigm Shift Towards a Green Economy in Indonesia” launched with inputs provided by PAGE on LCDI policy scenarios

A Framework for LCDI Phase 2 developed, including a role sharing matrix

Validation workshop for the Green Industry and Trade Pre-Assessment held

Four day introductory training on Low Carbon Development, System Thinking, System Dynamics Modelling and Red-cluw held

Draft green economy stocktaking study completed
2018
Indonesia joins PAGE

Kick-off meeting held providing an overview on the RPJMN

PAGE Inception Workshop held to inform PAGE support
2017
LCDI launched