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The TA aims to advance the energy transition in Indonesia by improving project readiness and design through quality-at-entry project assessments, providing implementation support, and strengthening capacities through targeted training, knowledge sharing, and technical support.
The Affordable and Sustainable Energy Transition Program aims to support Indonesia in achieving its enhanced Nationally Determined Contribution and its goal of net-zero emissions in the power sector by 2050. AFD co-finances the first phase of this program with ADB (lead) and KfW.
The PERFORM project aims to develop fiscal policy framework for financing the energy transition and climate targets, as well as mobilizing domestic revenues for the development of clean energy and a sustainable green economy in Indonesia.
The project aims to develop a full-scale initiative—INET-ZERO—to accelerate GHG emission reductions and enhance nature-positive outcomes in Indonesia’s Energy and FOLU sectors. It promotes a systematic, integrated approach with UNDP and UNEP jointly supporting the implementation under their respective responsibilities.
To support the energy transition in nine developing countries by increasing access to affordable, reliable, modern, and sustainable electricity
Support to collectively respond to the climate emergency and establish resilient development pathways for sustaining human security and green transformation
To promote low-emission investments in Southeast Asia, supporting economic recovery following COVID-19 by catalyzing increased climate finance from both private and public sectors.
Strengthening of medium and high voltage transmission system in Indonesia
ETM is a scalable, collaborative initiative developed in partnership with developing member countries (DMCs) that will leverage a market-based approach to accelerate the transition from fossil fuels to clean energy.
Public and private investments—from governments, multilateral banks, private sector investors, philanthropies, and long-term investors—will finance country-specific ETM funds to retire coal power assets on an earlier schedule than if they remained with their current owners.