Climate finance in Indonesia

Climate finance in Indonesia refers to financial resources earmarked to support climate change mitigation and adaptation actions in the country. As the fifth largest emitter of greenhouse gases in the world, a position attributed mainly to deforestation (loss of 60,000 km² of primary forests between 2000 and 2012) and dependence on fossil fuels (85% of the energy matrix in 2023), Indonesia is simultaneously a key actor in the global climate crisis and one of the countries most vulnerable to its impacts, such as rising sea levels and intensifying natural disasters.

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