Indonesia Pavilion
COP 28 UNFCCC in Dubai, UAE
30 November – 12 December 2023
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INDONESIA PAVILION GOALS
As Soft Diplomacy’s effort to voice Indonesia’s actions, strategies, and innovation to the international community, as a tangible manifestation of jointly leading climate action in order to prevent global temperature increases belom 20C.
Constructive and integrative sharing of information about climate change control programs by the Indonesian goverment with other parties, including elaborating it with various efforts that have been made by the global community.
Opening opportunities for parties to explore ideas, opportunities, and networks in the context of strengthening efforts to control climate change in Indonesia.
INDONESIA PAVILION DESIGN
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- Day 1-4 (6-9 November 2022)
- Day 5-7 (10-14 November 2022)
- Day 8-11 (15-17 November 2022)
SHARM EL-SHEIKH’S TIME (GMT+2)
DAY 1
Sunday, 6 Nov 2022
DAY 2
Monday, 7 Nov 2022
DAY 3
Tuesday, 8 Nov 2022
DAY 4
Wednesday, 9 Nov 2022
09.00 – 09.30
09.30-10.00
A14. Launch of Locally- Determined Contribution of New Capital City of Nusantara
World Climate Leaders’
Insight on Indonesia’s FOLU Net Sink 2030
10.00 – 11.20
D2. Blue Carbon in Blue Economy Development and Achievement of Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) target
B3. Achieving Net Zero Emission: A High Call for Urgency from Business Perspectives
11.20-11.30
Session Break
Session Break
11.30 – 12.30
12.30-12.50
Session Break
OPENING CEREMONY INDONESIA PAVILION COP27
B15. Achieving the net
zero goal through
environmentally friendly
renewable energy
operations
D8. A Collaborative Actions Handling Plastic Debris in Indonesia
12.50 – 14.10
B11. More Ambitious NDCs
D14. Partnerships in Climate Action on Energy
C10. Indonesia Biofuel Program: Stronger Commitment in Providing Positive Impacts on Emission Reduction and Economic Development
14.10 – 15.00
15.00 – 15.30
15.30 – 15.40
Session Break
C12. Financing for Energy
Transitions
Session Break
C3. Together for a Stronger Climate Fund
Session Break
C4. Climate Resilience and Energy Transition:
Fostering Collaborative Action
15.40 – 16.00
16.00 – 17.00
17.00-17.10
Session Break
B14. Co-Firing Options on the Emmission Reduction and Electricity Generation
A4. Regenerating Natural Forest in the New Capital City of Nusantara
B1. Decarbonizing Energy Sector for Net Zero: Achievement, Progress, and Challenges
Session Break
C8. Bamboo Partnerships for Green Economy
Session Break
B4. Engaging Stakeholders for Sustainable Development in Estate Crops (Palm Oil, Natural Rubber, Coffee, Cocoa, Coconut)
17.10 – 18.00
B16. Indonesia Multisectors Contribution in Energy Transition to Achieve Net Zero Emission
D12. Mainstreaming Investment and Partnership for Blue Carbon Development
D11. Towards Child-Centred Climate, Energy, and Environment Action and Resilience Development
D6. Business Opportunities and Climate Actions Balancing Economics, Ecological, and Social Benefits
18.00 – 18.30
18.30-18.40
Session Break
Session Break
Session Break
18.40 – 19.00
B13. Energy Transition on Achieving Net Zero Emission: A High Call for Urgency
19.00 – 20.00
C7. Regenerative Forestry Business: Building Community Based Forest Enterprises
A3. Promoting Local Wisdom in Achieving Indonesia’s FOLU Net Sink 2030
B9. Technology Intervention for Accelerating Energy Transformation
B5. Promoting Local Leadership for Accelerating Food System, Land Use & Restoration
20.00 – 21.00
A5. Role of The Land and Forest Fire Management on Indonesia’s FOLU Net Sink 2030
21.00 – 22.00
D9. Narating Endeavors to Tend The Earth
SHARM EL-SHEIKH’S TIME (GMT+2)
DAY 5
Thursday, 10 Nov 2022
DAY 6
Friday, 11 Nov 2022
DAY 7
Monday, 14 Nov 2022
08.30 – 09.50
09.50 – 10.00
A13. The Contribution of
Sustainable Landscape
Management Towards
Indonesia’s Low Carbon
and Resilient Future
Session Break
D7. The Role of Law
Enforcement for Stronger
Commitments in Climate
Actions
Session Break
Session Break
Indonesia Pavilion’s
Performances
10.00 – 11.20
11.20-11.30
C13. Financing Towards Smallholders: Generating Baseline and Implementation of Sustainable Forest Management
Session Break
Session Break
C15. Leading by Example
“Learnings from The
Adaptive Social Protection
Experience in Indonesia”
Session Break
A6. The Role of Standard to Accelerate Indonesia’s FOLU Net Sink 2030 as part of Indonesia’s NDC
11.30 – 12.50
A1. Strengthening Policies and Work Implementation to Achieve Indonesia’s FOLU Net Sink 2030
C5. Nature Based Solutions for Climate and Biodiversity
A8. World Mangrove Center: Integrated and Sustainable Mangrove Management Towards Indonesia’s FOLU Net Sink 2030
12.50 – 14.10
B6. Contributing Palm Oil Towards Carbon Emissions Reduction
B17. State-Owned Enterprise Contribution towards Net Zero Emission 2060: Opportunities and Challenges
D15. Youth Leadership in
Promoting Stronger
Climate Actions
14.10 – 15.30
15.30-15.40
Session Break
A7. Business Actors’ Supports for Indonesia FOLU Net Sink 2030
Session Break
A2. Coherency Local Government Policy in Achieving FOLU Net sink 2030
Session Break
D5. Multi Stakeholders Partnerships on Conservation and Sustainable Management of Wetlands Ecosystem
15.40 – 17.00
17.00-17.10
Session Break
C2. Financing Natural Resources Conservation: Mobilizing Resources to Protect the Only Earth
Session Break
A10. Pursuing Indonesia’s FoLU Net Sink target by 2030, how can businesses and farmers contribute and benefit
Session Break
B18. Second Workshop on G20 Partnership on Ocean-based Actions for Climate Mitigation and Adaptation
17.10 – 18.30
18.30-18.40
Session Break
C6. REDD+ in Indonesia
Investment, Action and Contribution
Session Break
B2. Carbon Waste Management to Reduce Green House Gas from Industrial Sector
Session Break
D4. Mycorrhiza for Carbon Stock Improvement and Livelihood Security to Support Standardization of Sustainable Management Practices and Climate Change Issues
18.40 – 20.00
B8. Youth Contribution for NDC Target Achievement
Reserved by Indonesia
Pavilion
B19. Achieving Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) Through Waste Management
SHARM EL-SHEIKH’S TIME (GMT+2)
DAY 8
Tuesday, 15 Nov 2022
DAY 9
Wednesday, 16 Nov 2022
DAY 10
Thursday, 17 Nov 2022
08.30 – 09.50
09.50-10.00
Session Break
Indonesia Pavilion’s
Performances
Session Break
Indonesia Pavilion’s
Performances
Session Break
Indonesia Pavilion’s
Performances
10.00 – 11.20
11.20-11.30
Session Break
D10. Collaborative
Partnership on Land and
Forest Fire Management
in Dealing with Climate
Change Issue
Session Break
B12. Tropical Forest Fire
Prevention for Mitigating
Climate Change: Early
Warning, Monitoring and
Field Implementation
Session Break
D13. Community Role in
Combating Climate
Change Through Climate
Village Program
(PROKLIM)
11.30 – 12.50
12.50-13.00
Session Break
C1. Creating Incentives
through Broader Market
Recognition of National
System
C16. Supporting
Community-Based Forest
Business through Market
Access Player (MAP):
Market Driven Approach
D3. Promoting Local Leadership for Stronger Climate Actions
13.00 – 14.00
14.00 – 14.10
Joint Session of the Government of Indonesia
and the Government of
the United States
Session Break
Indonesia Pavilion’s Performances
Indonesia Pavilion’s Performances
14.10 – 15.30
15.30-15.40
Session Break
A9. Local Government Roles in Action Achieving Indonesia’s FOLU Net Sink 2030
Session Break
A11. The Kampar Peninsula-Kerumutan Ecosystem Restoration Initiative with the FOLU Net Sink approach.
Session Break
D1. The Role of Faith Actors in Climate Actions
15.40 – 17.00
17.00-17.10
Session Break
C14. Forest Carbon Partnership Facility’s Emission Reduction Program in East Kalimantan, Indonesia: Progress and Lessons Learned
Session Break
A12. Indonesia Achievement on Conservation and Sustainable Management on Peatland Ecosystem and the Center of Excellent for Folu Net SINK 2030
Session Break
C11. Sustainable Finance: Opportunity and Challage for Conservation and Sustainable of Peatland Management
17.10 – 18.30
18.30-18.40
Session Break
B10. Climate Community-Based Action in ASEAN
Session Break
C9. Emission Reduction Program Design through Bio Carbon Fund Initiative for Sustainable Forest Landscape (BioCF ISFL)
Session Break
B7. Role of Data Integration to Support Sustainable Forest Management and its contribution to achieve Indonesia FOLU Net Sink 2030
18.40 – 20.00
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Reserved by Indonesia Pavilion
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