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Paris-Agreement

COP28: Surely, we can do better
Editorial 2 years ago

COP28: Surely, we can do better

On climate change, looking at what can only be described as modest targets, Indonesia is a follower, not a leader. 
Course correction needed for Indonesia’s climate policy
Academia 2 years ago

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Course correction needed for Indonesia’s climate policy

Current climate policies of major industrial and emerging economies cannot contain the rising greenhouse gas emissions.
Accelerating actions for climate solutions
Academia 2 years ago

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Accelerating actions for climate solutions

The COP Global Stocktake has been evaluating whether countries have been making tangible progress on their Paris Agreement commitments eight years on, and their conclusion is widely expected to be “No”.
The four battles to follow during COP28
Europe 2 years ago

The four battles to follow during COP28

It is no longer enough to promise, as more than 70 countries do, to be carbon neutral by 2050 or 2060. Nations must negotiate the phase-out of the main contributor to global emissions, never mentioned in the Paris Agreement: fossil fuels.
Why harmonization of laws on carbon trading is urgent
Academia 2 years ago

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Why harmonization of laws on carbon trading is urgent

For some, the carbon-trading sector may seem overregulated, but in actuality, there are also matters that remain unregulated. 
Preventing recurrence of forest, land fires in the new era of 'global boiling'
Academia 2 years ago

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Preventing recurrence of forest, land fires in the new era of 'global boiling'

The hotter temperatures and prolonged drought could still dry out vegetation, providing highly combustible fuel for fires, allowing them to spread faster and further.    
From risk to opportunity: Banks' journey toward climate resilience and sustainability
Academia 2 years ago

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From risk to opportunity: Banks' journey toward climate resilience and sustainability

Banks can develop environmentally friendly banking products, such as financing renewable energy projects or green bonds, while promoting investment portfolios based on environmental, social and governance criteria.
Assessing international forest carbon trading in Indonesia
Academia 2 years ago

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Assessing international forest carbon trading in Indonesia

Indonesia's forest carbon supply is abundant and the demand for carbon from the voluntary market will multiply five to 15 times by 2030 due to difficulties faced by developed countries to achieve their NDC targets.   
ESG standards: Debate on business norms and ethics
Academia 2 years ago

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ESG standards: Debate on business norms and ethics

If the ESG standards are implemented exclusively in the scope of business ethics, stakeholders will be able to largely differentiate “good businesses” from “bad businesses”.    
Indonesia's climate actions should follow science, not politics
Academia 2 years ago

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Indonesia's climate actions should follow science, not politics

The government has been creating mixed signals by aiming to promote clean and renewable energy but, at the same time, seeking to continue the use of coal energy as long as possible.
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