The Indonesia Pavilion at COP29 Baku, Azerbaijan marks a significant milestone in global climate action for 2024. As world leaders gather to address pressing environmental challenges, Indonesia showcases its commitment through groundbreaking initiatives in carbon trading and reforestation. This year, the Pavilion is not just a symbolic gathering but a dynamic platform for action, reflection, and international partnership. It highlights Indonesia's role in international climate diplomacy, featuring key announcements from government leaders and exciting partnerships with global organizations. From ambitious carbon reduction targets to massive reforestation programs, discover how Indonesia is shaping the future of climate resilience.

A Place of Dialogue and Growth: Opening Remarks by Dr. Agus Justianto

Dr. Agus Justianto, Chairman of the Indonesia Pavilion, introduced the Pavilion as a "sanctuary for dialogue," fostering reflection and meaningful exchanges among delegates and stakeholders. "This Pavilion," he noted, "is more than a venue; it is a place of growth." Here, a diversity of perspectives converges to inspire tangible climate action, making it a foundation for global commitment to a sustainable future.

Collaborative Solutions to Protect Forests: Insights from Minister Raja Juli Antoni

Indonesia new Minister of Forestry, H.E. Raja Juli Antoni addressed the critical balance between economic interests and environmental preservation. Stressing the importance of unified efforts, he called on all stakeholders to view Indonesia’s forests as a collective responsibility. “Collaboration, responsibility, and solidarity,” he asserted, are fundamental to conserving resources for generations to come. For him, real progress is achieved through cooperation, not competition, and Indonesia’s forests are vital assets in the fight against climate change.

A Vision for Resilient Partnerships: Key Points by Minister Hanif Faisol Nurofiq

H.E. Hanif Faisol Nurofiq, Indonesia’s new Minister of Environment, highlighted that sustainability and international cooperation are essential in addressing climate challenges. The Pavilion, he emphasized, serves as a center where dialogue leads to action and diverse stakeholders shape impactful solutions.

Minister Hanif Faisol Nurofiq outlined a three-point vision:

• Amplifying Indonesia’s climate strategy and innovation on the global stage through soft diplomacy, sharing our challenges and achievements with transparency and collaboration.
• Advancing Indonesia’s climate initiatives through an inclusive approach that unites government, NGOs, the private sector, and civil society to address climate challenges.
• Forging partnerships, exploring ideas, and creating opportunities to strengthen climate resilience locally and globally. Our transition to a low-carbon future protects our people and supports global goals in renewable energy, agriculture, and land use.

In the closing of his speech, he stated, “We are transitioning to a low-carbon and climate-resilient future, and we are not only protect our people but also contribute to global efforts. With sustainable practices and technological advancements, we aim to unlock innovative climate financing and partnerships.”

Major Commitments to Carbon Reduction and Reforestation: Announcements by Hashim Sujono Djojohadikusumo

Presidential Special Envoy for Energy and Environment, Hashim Sujono Djojohadikusumo shared exciting advancements in carbon trading and reforestation. With commitments from interested parties to purchase over 30 million tons of carbon and assessments underway for an additional 600 million tons, Indonesia is setting ambitious goals. Additionally, a massive reforestation program has been approved by the new Indonesian President, H.E. Prabowo Subianto, targeting 12.7 million hectares of severely degraded land for restoration. With interest from international partners, including the Bezos Earth Fund, Indonesia invites global support to rejuvenate critical ecosystems and enhance carbon sequestration efforts.

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Indonesia’s Commitment to Global Collaboration in Climate Action

The Indonesia Pavilion at COP29 represents a launchpad for Indonesia’s global environmental leadership. The Indonesian government is demonstrating positive, proactive commitments to tackle climate change while inviting the world to join its efforts. Become part of this transformative journey—start your carbon project with Fairatmos today and contribute to a resilient, sustainable future.