Developing countries need more affordable, accessible and coordinated climate finance to break the cycle of debt, disasters and high borrowing costs that undermines their ability
World leaders and senior climate officials have called for faster action to tackle climate change, a more equitable distribution of climate finance and an accelerated
The Indonesian Government has begun to develop a long-term financing model to ensure the sustainability of national park management and the protection of biodiversity. One
Developing countries are still struggling to secure funding to tackle the impacts of climate change. This inequality in access to finance was one of the
Jakarta – Developing countries will need an estimated USD 305 billion annually by 2035 to adapt to intensifying climate impacts, but international public finance is
Jakarta — Every USD 1 invested in tackling climate change and air pollution together could generate around USD 15 in economic benefits, according to a
This is the second part of a two-part article examining Indonesia’s new carbon trading regulation, POJK Number 10 of 2026. While Part 1 explored the
As Indonesia seeks to build a more credible and internationally connected carbon market, the Financial Services Authority’s (OJK) Regulation (POJK) Number 10 of 2026 marks
by: Roffie Kurniawan Google and McKinsey through Symbiosis Coalition and Thryve.Earth have entered into a carbon offtake agreement to restore 6,000 hectares of land on
Jakarta — Indonesia is ramping up efforts to position itself as a major player in global carbon markets, with the government pledging to build a
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