CIF Countries

Indonesia, located in Southeast Asia, consists of more than 17,500 islands, with over 81,000 kilometers (km) of coastline. With varied topography and climates, Indonesia is highly vulnerable to climate change impacts, including extreme events, such as floods, droughts, and long-term changes from sea-level rises, shifts in rainfall patterns, and increasing temperatures. Its vulnerability is exacerbated by high population density in hazard-prone areas, coupled with strong dependence on the country’s natural resource base.

POPULATION:

273.52 Million (2020)

CO₂ EMISSIONS PER CAPITA:

2.2 CO₂ metric tons (2018)

SOURCE:

World Bank

CIF’s investments in Indonesia are through its Clean Technology Fund (CTF) and Forest Investment Program (FIP). Indonesia's $474-million CTF investment plan is targeted at advancing geothermal development. CTF's concessional financing is facilitating commercial lending that is expected to lead five geothermal projects totaling 750 megawatts to financial closure, thereby setting a benchmark for commercial bank lending. It is also providing risk capital to help other projects complete the exploratory drilling phase of development.

The country's $42-million FIP investment plan aims to enhance institutional capacity for forest management and the support of community-based forest management, capacity building, and livelihoods development. Forestry enterprises and firms in related sectors outside of forests are also being engaged to integrate sustainable land use practices in their business operations.

Through the CIF-Technical Assistance Facility, approximatley $270,000 was programmed for technical assistance activities in 2021. The programs covered an array of activites to support climate adaptation and mitigation, through climate-resilient capacity building for smallholder farmers.

In 2021, Indonesia was chosen as one of the first 4 pilot countries selected for the Accelerating Coal Transition (ACT) program, and can receive up to $500 milliion in financing for program implementation.

CTF-ACT Indonesia Country Investment Plan Revised

FIP INVESTMENT PLAN FOR INDONESIA

CTF INVESTMENT PLAN FOR INDONESIA (REVISED)

NO. OF CIF-APPROVED PROJECTS

CIF APPROVED FUNDING

$547.77M

Expected Co-financing

$5.37B

Sources of Expected Co-financing

Government

21.76% (1.17B)

MDB

30.71% (1.65B)

Private Sector

33.32% (1.79B)

Bilaterals + Others

14.21% (763.57M)

Source	Data
Government	21.76% (1.17B)
MDB	30.71% (1.65B)
Private Sector	33.32% (1.79B)
Bilaterals + Others	14.21% (763.57M)

CIF Investments by Program

CTF

92% (506.61M)

FIP

8% (41.16M)

Program	Data
CTF	92% (506.61M)
FIP	8% (41.16M)

Data as of December 31, 2023

Country Snapshot

CTF	FIP	ACT
INVESTMENT PLAN Indonesia - Investment Plan (Revised) Endorsed by the Trust Fund Committee on May 27, 2015 (Decision) Approval by Mail: CTF Indonesia: Project Preparation Grant - Global Climate Partnership Fund - EE/RE Investment Program - PPG Preparation grant proposals Approval by Mail: CTF Indonesia: Project Preparation Grant - Global Climate Partnership Fund - EE/RE Investment Program - Proposed Decision Preparation grant proposals Endorsement Request	INVESTMENT PLAN Indonesia's FIP Investment Plan \| Presentation Endorsed on November 5, 2012 (Decision) Investment Plan Preparation Grant Approved on December 21, 2010	INVESTMENT PLAN ACT- Indonesia Investment Plan (Revised)
COUNTRY MISSIONS Joint Mission: November 5-13, 2009 Notification to TFC Members Joint Mission: January 28 - February 1, 2013 Terms of Reference \| Completion Report	COUNTRY MISSIONS First Joint Mission: July 13-22, 2011 Term of Reference \| Completion Report Second Joint Mission: December 12-16, 2011 Terms of Reference (Bahasa) \| Completion Report	COUNTRY MISSIONS NA
COMMENTS FROM THE SUB-COMMITTEE NA	COMMENTS FROM THE SUB-COMMITTEE United Kingdom (May 30, 2012) United Kingdom (November 20, 2012)	COMMENTS FROM THE SUB-COMMITTEE Approved by Mail June 16, 2023. (Decision) Comments and Responses