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About This Event IBC organized a public discussion on carbon market, where stakeholders and experts discuss the development and potential of the carbon market in Indonesia. In…
Executive summary from IBC's research "Preparing an Innovative and Globally Competitive Carbon Market in Indonesia: Strategic Actions towards an Impactful Carbon Market"
I propose the following framework for Indonesia and ASEAN: embrace Gotong Royong approach to policy-making, adopt a global approach in specific sectors, and foster inclusivity. Allow me to highlight a few examples of h
Initial report from IBC's research "Financial Development for Strong and Equitable Growth"
Jakarta, 27 October 2023 Chief Executive Officer of Indonesian Business Council (IBC) Mr. Sofyan Djalil’s statement regarding the establishment of the organization: The Indonesian…
This report highlights the work and findings of MDE Initiative. It elaborates how to achieve the ambition of Net-Zero Emissions (NZE) through decarbonization of national electricity sector. By calculating the different level of ambitions, MDE proposes different scenarios of electricity decarbonization covering while putting into account different available resources today such as coal, natural gas, solar, oil, biomass, and others.
IBC Board of Trustees Mr. Arsjad Rasjid presented his opening remarks during IBC - ASEAN-Indo-Pacific Forum Networking Luncheon: Passing the Torch for ASEAN-Indo-Pacific 2045 in Jakarta, 6 September 2023. Mr. Rasjid argued that ASEAN will play crucial role in the future of global economy.
De-carbonization scenario of the electricity sector towards Net-Zero Emissions (NZE) can be achieved with an additional cost of around 5-26 percent compared to the cost of scenario where no greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction target is set. This estimate is the result of an analysis of various levels of GHG reduction ambition and the readiness of Indonesia's resources.
Indonesia’s strategic location, vast resources, and dynamic economy present rich opportunities for international trade. With a population of over 270 million and a growing middle class, Indonesia offers vibrant domestic market that attracts global companies and investors. However, the country needs to grow its global trade contribution if it aims to accelerating economic growth, create jobs, and increase competitiveness.
