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As the world's nations gear up for this year's climate conference next month in the Azerbaijani capital, the COP29 president-designate sees that Indonesia has a prominent place at the table to present not just its voice, but also the voices of the most vulnerable countries, particularly those of the Global South, and strengthen its role in global climate action.
Defending the environment is a precarious occupation in Southeast Asia, where kidnapping and abuse against human rights activists across all fields is as commonplace as businesses flouting environmental protections, often in cahoots with law enforcement.
Adopting nature-based solutions in a holistic, collaborative manner among government, businesses and communities across the archipelago will unlock a whole host of economic, social and environmental benefits toward Indonesia's future resilience and sustainability.
