IKI Indonesia

The International Climate Initiative (IKI) is an important part of the German government’s international climate finance commitment since 2008 that has been contributing to the protection of the climate and biodiversity by fulfilling its international obligations within the international community.

As part of the IKI’s priority countries, Indonesia hosts 47 IKI projects, comprising 13 bilateral, 11 regional, and 23 global projects (as of June 2024). GIZ Indonesia and ASEAN, through the Climate and Biodiversity Hub Indonesia, performs the interface function as the ‘IKI Hub.’ This role involves connecting all IKI projects and implementing partners in Indonesia to facilitate the exchange of lessons learned, experiences, and knowledge through a series of activities and knowledge products, such as IKI networking workshops, special/thematic topic discussions, and the IKI newsletter.

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Scope

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global
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bilateral
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regional

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Iki Funding Area

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Mitigation
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Adaptation
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NATURAL CARBON SINKS
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Biodiversity

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Projects

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Taking Deforestation out of Banks Portfolios in Emerging Markets

Natural Carbon Sinks

In Southeast Asia, large-scale logging is primarily the result of unsustainable production practices in the agriculture and forestry sectors. Alongside producers, purchasers, consumers and government, the finance sector is a key actor in steering the sustainable production of goods as well as ecologically sound infrastructure expansion.

Project Sites : nationwide
IKI Funding : 5.598.854,00 €
Duration : 01.05.2018 – 31.12.2024

Reducing deforestation by strengthening forest communities in Kerinci

Completed

The Land Use Management to Reduce Deforestation (LUMeR) project supports village government and regional government in producing policies that regulate the management of forest communities and farmers’ activities, also developing coffee and cinnamon diversification businesses through Village-Owned Enterprises. This project also can be connected to IKI project implementers in Indonesia.

Project Sites : Kerinci Regency, Jambi Province
IKI Funding : 116.847,91 €
Duration : 01.08.2022 – 31.07.2024

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What's New

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Synergizing Towards a Green Hydrogen Future in Indonesia

The ExploRE project implemented through GIZ has facilitated a synergized collaboration among different government stakeholders, which resulted in a strong buy-in from the MEMR. GIZ and MEMR are currently jointly preparing for academic transcript drafting on green hydrogen development, as a required process before the issuance of a PP.

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