Indonesia stands at the forefront of the global carbon market with the potential to achieve its ambitious climate goals. Despite the Paris Agreement's aim to limit global temperature rise, projections show a potential increase of 2.7°C by the century's end. Indonesia's NDCs target a reduction of 915 million tonnes of CO2 annually by 2030, but actual reductions in 2022 were only 429 million tonnes. This whitepaper explores how the carbon market can bridge the financial gap needed to achieve these targets.
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