Social Dimensions of Climate Change Report
Social Dimensions of Climate Change Report (SDCC) tackles the question of how Indonesia can protect communities notably the most vulnerable people from climate impacts and work in partnership with them to achieve inclusive policies and National Determined Contributions (NDCs).
Indonesia Country Climate and Development Report (CCDR)
The Country Climate and Development Report (CCDR) is a new core diagnostic developed by the World Bank Group to support countries align climate actions with development ambitions. The report is developed using countries’ own stated targets, while elaborating needs and opportunities for affordably reaching those targets.
The report aims to support policymakers in providing a set of economically-sound policy scenarios to achieve greener, more resilient and inclusive development of Indonesia's mangroves ecosystems.
This study marks an important step in the analysis of lowlands agro-ecological systems and their use, and the development of options and strategies for sustainable lowlands development.
The report presents a technical background study that highlights the importance of sustainable landscape management of lowland areas, particularly of the peatlands within lowland boundaries, for achieving the Government of Indonesia’s objective in preventing land and forest fires. It aims to advance a policy dialogue on how to address sustainability challenges from lowland developments.
This report presents an overview of Natural Capital Accounting, a system for assessing sustainability and resilience of the economic growth model, and the context of applying it in Indonesia
Natural capital accounting is a system for assessing sustainability and resilience of the economic growth model. The Government of Indonesia has become increasingly aware of the overall importance of natural capital and is proactively addressing the challenges of managing it.
After having gained a leadership position in the regional economy and claimed an important place in the World’s economy ,Indonesia has a challenge: to continue growing while improving equality. This report presents a new approach to planning that embraces sustainability, for all.
