More than US$800mil donations in pipeline for Indonesia Environment Fund


Greenpeace activists wear penguin costumes and hold signs reading 'Iklim berubah, ekosistem laut terancam' (Climate is changing, the ocean ecosystem is threatened) during a protest in Jakarta on Feb 9, 2020. - JP

JAKARTA (The Jakarta Post/ANN): Indonesia is in talks to secure US$836 million in green funds to finance environmental protection and climate change mitigation efforts in one of the world’s top greenhouse gas-emitting countries.

The Indonesia Environment Fund (IEF), a government agency, told reporters on Thursday (May 27) that at least six donors had either agreed to or were discussing the funding plan to finance green projects running between 2021 and 2030.

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