The Carbon Market Knowledge Center (CMKC) serves as a hub for information, collaboration, and innovation within the carbon market ecosystem. As the world grapples with the urgent need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, carbon markets play a pivotal role in achieving global climate goals. The CMKC, established by the Indonesian Business Council (IBC) and supported by various strategic collaborators, aims to enhance understanding, promote best practices, and drive sustainable solutions in this dynamic field.
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Striving for net zero requires a collaborative hub
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"Our planet is continuously shrinking, and we have a problem with climate change. For us, climate change is not something theoretical. Many communities are losing their land, losing their homes due to rising sea levels."
– President Prabowo Subianto
Insights from Latest Initiatives and Dialogues
CMKC Provides an open platform to help you navigate through numerous materials and discussions on multiple angles of the carbon market.
IBC’s Initiation for CMKC includes…
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White Paper and Articles
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Collaborations and Knowledge Sharing
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Institutions in an Intensive Academy
These reflect a need for strong and sustained commitment to a more sustainable and inclusive future, and this is just the beginning.
IBC Amplifies the Pioneering Carbon Market Thinking through a Whitepaper
The carbon market represents a strategic intersection of environmental and economic interests and is a relatively new and evolving concept. It presents a promising prospect for the world to develop a resilient ecosystem, where businesses can reap benefits from their efforts to restore the environment through mitigation and adaptation strategies. This White Paper aims to illuminate the intricacies of the carbon market concept, highlighting the global momentum that is positioning Indonesia as a key player in pioneering the establishment of a robust carbon market in the region. The paper has provided a comprehensive overview of Indonesia’s current position in this context, followed by an examination of notable benchmarks and best practices, as well as an in-depth analysis of the existing regulatory and economic infrastructure in supporting the carbon market created in the country.
Indonesia’s carbon market is strategically positioned, boasting abundant green resources and a strong industrial sector. The nation is committed to establishing a robust ecosystem for supply and demand chains in primary and secondary carbon markets. To achieve its NDC goals, Indonesia must continue to build on these efforts. This White Paper offers valuable insights derived from several benchmarks, emphasizing industry cooperation, financial sector collaboration, cross-provincial engagement, and strengthening the VCM facility to advance the nation’s carbon market initiatives for a more sustainable future over the next decade.
Latest Insights
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Indonesia Economic Summit 2025
IES is a high-level forum designed to bring together international business leaders, policymakers, thinkers, and industry champions. The forum will explore Indonesia's current and future economic development, and how it...
Indonesia Sustainability Forum 2024
The world faces unprecedented risks and the threat of irreversible damages due to soaring levels of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. As a nation, Indonesia has the potential to champion the...
Asia Zero Emission Community (AZEC) Advocacy Group Roundtable 2024
Asia Zero Emission Community (AZEC) Ministerial Meeting Co-located Events is a high-level forum whereby AZEC Advocacy Group provided and concluded a Joint Recommendation statement. This statement highlighted private sector perspectives...
Indonesia Carbon Market Academy
Indonesian Business Council (IBC) invites our members and/or representatives for a full day session training on carbon market, where we invite speakers and carbon market practitioners to share about the...
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