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Indonesia’s Sustainable Finance Committee: Advancing Green Investments

Regulatory and BusinessBy 3E Accounting Indonesia May 30, 2025

Indonesia Establishing Sustainable Finance Committee for Advancing Green Investments Indonesia is establishing a Sustainable Finance Committee (SFC) to increase green investments and address climate change challenges. The initiative aligns with the nation’s commitment towards sustainable and financial sector development. Bridging the Climate Financing Gap The SFC’s formation follows a significant funding shortfall for Indonesia’s climate…

Indonesia Cultivating Sugar Palm to Back Bioethanol Future

Regulatory and BusinessBy 3E Accounting Indonesia May 19, 2025

Indonesia’s Sugar Palm Strategy Fuels Bioethanol Ambitions Indonesia Turning to the Sugar Palm Industry to Realise Bioethanol Ambitions Indonesia is developing the sugar palm industry as a source of fuel for the national bioethanol industry. The government plans to cultivate 300,000 hectares of sugar palm in the coming year to reduce dependence on imported fossil…

Joint AI Hub and Smart City Projects Strengthen Indonesia and China Digital Partnership

Regulatory and BusinessBy 3E Accounting Indonesia April 17, 2025

Ties in AI Connection Strengthened Between Indonesia and China As They Forge A Digital Partnership Indonesia and China are deepening their ties in digital collaboration. Their first mission? To start focusing on AI connection and the development of smart cities. The two countries are determined to lay the groundwork for a potential AI innovation hub…

Second and Biggest Sovereign Wealth Fund Launched

Regulatory and BusinessBy 3E Accounting Indonesia April 17, 2025

Indonesia Launches Sovereign Wealth Fund to Oversee $900 Billion in National Assets Indonesia has launched the Danantara, a new sovereign wealth fund with the goal of managing $900 billion in state-owned assets. Formally known as Daya Angata Nusantara, it’s the second sovereign wealth fund in the country after the Indonesian Investment Authority (INA), which was…

Indonesia Aims to Distribute Rp300 Trillion in Smallholder Business Credit in 2025

Regulatory and BusinessBy 3E Accounting Indonesia April 3, 2025

Major Smallholder Business Credit Allocation for Small Businesses in 2025 The Indonesian government has set an ambitious goal of distributing Rp300 trillion (approximately US$18.4 billion) in smallholder business credit (KUR) in 2025. This initiative aims to provide accessible funding for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs). The government has also allocated Rp48 trillion to ease…

Indonesia Energy and Mining Downstreaming Plan 2025

Regulatory and BusinessBy 3E Accounting Indonesia March 20, 2025

Energy and Mining Downstreaming Plan in Place in Indonesia Worth $40 Billion Indonesia has approved $40 billion downstreaming for its energy and mining sector in 2025. It’s an initiative led by the National Downstream and Energy Resilience Task Force. The priority is 21 projects across 26 mining commodities to enhance domestic production and reduce reliance…

Indonesia and Japan Ink $10billion Carbon Trading Deal

Regulatory and BusinessBy 3E Accounting Indonesia March 3, 2025

Indonesia, Japan Partner for a Sustainable Future with Carbon Trading Agreement In line with the Paris Agreement, which aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and global temperature by reducing climate change, Indonesia and Japan recently signed the Mutual Recognition Agreement (MRA) for a bilateral carbon trading agreement. The agreement aims to reduce greenhouse gas…

Indonesia Economy Expands By 5.03% in 2024

Regulatory and BusinessBy 3E Accounting Indonesia February 28, 2025

Rate Cuts Expected in 2025 As the Indonesia Economy Grew 5.03% The Indonesian economy grew by 5.03% in 2025. Although this is the country’s slowest expansion in three years, it was successful in maintaining its steady pace. While the country’s growth aligns with expectations, it still seems to fall short of the nation’s ambitious 8%…

Indonesia Raises Retirement Age to 59

Regulatory and BusinessBy 3E Accounting Indonesia January 23, 2025

Longer working lives boosts national economic growth, among other benefits The Indonesian government recently announced that starting January 1, 2025, Indonesian workers in BPJS Ketenagakerjaan’s pension program must wait until they are 59 to receive benefits. The amendment follows Government Regulation (PP) No. 45, which gradually raises the retirement age for program participants. Employers will…