Ringkasan Laporan ini merupakan bagian dari Climate Transparency Report 2022. Kami mengungkap kemajuan Indonesia dan menyoroti peluang-peluang utama untuk meningkatkan aksi iklim di seluruh adaptasi, mitigasi, dan keuangan
Continue readingLaporan Climate Transparency 2021
Laporan Climate Transparency 2021, yang sebelumnya dikenal sebagai laporan Brown to Green, memberikan gambaran menyeluruh tentang semua negara G20, apakah – dan seberapa baik – yang mereka lakukan dalam perjalanan menuju transisi menuju ekonomi nol emisi bersih.
Continue readingRekomendasi IESR untuk Presiden Joko Widodo tentang Pemutakhiran NDC
Komitmen Indonesia untuk menurunkan emisi karbon belum cukup memadai untuk
mencapai target Persetujuan Paris, dalam menjaga kenaikan suhu bumi di bawah 1.5
derajat celsius sejak zaman pra-industri. Berdasarkan dokumen komitmen nasional
(NDC) yang baru saja dikeluarkan di Juli 2021, target iklim Indonesia masih untuk
menurunkan emisi 29%-41% di 2030 dan net-zero emission di 2060 atau lebih cepat
serta masih menimbulkan banyak pertanyaan terhadap integritas skenarionya.
Melalui studi Deep Decarbonization of Indonesia’s Energy System yang dikeluarkan oleh
Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR), untuk mencapai target Perjanjian Paris
netral karbon pada 2050, Indonesia harus mencapai puncak emisi di sektor energi
pada tahun 2030 dan bauran energi terbarukan di sektor ketenagalistrikan mencapai
45%. Sektor energi sendiri harus mengurangi penurunan emisi sebesar 314 juta ton
CO2e untuk dapat mencapai target penurunan emisi sebesar 29% pada tahun 2030
sesuai dengan komitmen Indonesia pada Persetujuan Paris.
Laporan Brown to Green 2019 Profil Indonesia
Transisi G20 Menuju Ekonomi Nir Emisi
Continue readingBrown to Green Report 2019 [English – Full Report]
The Brown to Green Report is the world’s most comprehensive annual review of G20 countries’ climate action and their transition to a net-zero emissions economy. The independent, in-depth assessment draws on the latest analysis of international renowned data sets such as the OECD, World Bank, and IEA, as well as qualitative data from leading global experts in the field.
The review is based on 80 indicators for adaptation, mitigation and finance compared against 1.5°C global benchmarks and aims to make good practices and gaps transparent. The summary report and 20 country profiles allows the report to be a clear reference tool for decision makers.
This year’s policy assessment is more detailed than previous ones. The report features a novel analysis of climate impacts in G20 countries, their adaptation plans and their policies for greening the financial system.
Brown to Green Report 2019 – The Executive Summary [Indonesia Country Profile]
The Brown to Green Report is the world’s most comprehensive annual review of G20 countries’ climate action and their transition to a net-zero emissions economy. The independent, in-depth assessment draws on the latest analysis of international renowned data sets such as the OECD, World Bank, and IEA, as well as qualitative data from leading global experts in the field.
Laporan Brown to Green 2019
The Ambition Call: Indonesia
The Ambition Call provides country recommendations for immediate climate action in response to the UN Secretary-General’s request for countries to:
• present concrete, realistic plans that are compatible with the latest IPCC Special Report on global warming of 1.5°C
• enhance their NDCs by 2020 and
• reduce GHG emissions by 45% over the next decade, and to net zero by 2050
The 2019 Summit in Osaka saw the G20 countries (with the exception of the USA) reaffirming their commitments to fully implement the Paris Agreement.2 Many have already announced their willingness to increase their mitigation targets, aiming for net-zero emissions by 2050.
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