Indonesia is preparing to accelerate foreign investment in emissions‑reduction projects through new policy reforms and the establishment of a Sustainable Finance Committee, overseen by the Ministry of Finance. The committee, expected to include around 20 senior members from institutions such as OJK and Bank Indonesia, will harmonize fragmented climate regulations and investment policies. Supported by a secretariat and technical working groups, the platform aims to boost investor confidence by providing transparency on regulations, incentives, project pipelines, and risk‑mitigation tools, addressing long‑standing concerns about Indonesia’s financial ecosystem. The urgency stems from Indonesia’s climate commitments, which require at least US$472.6 billion (IDR7,873 trillion) in investment to peak carbon emissions by 2030 and achieve a full shift to renewable energy by 2035. Current funding falls far short, with only IDR702.9 trillion allocated between 2018–2023 and limited progress under the US$20 billion Just Energy Transition Partnership. By operationalizing the Sustainable Finance Committee in early 2026, Jakarta hopes to mobilize private capital more effectively, protect vulnerable sectors such as energy, food, water, and health, and ensure Southeast Asia’s largest economy stays on track toward its net‑zero and energy‑transition goals.Source: https://indonesiabusinesspost.com/5729/business-and-investment/indonesia-prepares-new-reforms-to-attract-global-investment-for-climate-action  (ICE GIACARTA)

Fonte notizia: Indonesia Business Post, 1 December 2025