Over 70-80% ocean bed in Anambas Islands are covered healthy coral reefs, which made Anambas Islands a potential for sustainable tourism industry. Funds generated from the tourism industry can be alternative source of finance to marine conservation.
SDF Phase II can be a platform to improve Indonesia’s development planning and budget making processes to a more integrated approach for climate action.
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UNDP's paper on Innovative funding for Renewable energy development for rural electrification has been selected among hundreds of applicants to be presented at Indonesia Development Forum 2018 in Jakarta. Read more to download it.
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Ministry of Industry invite the community to to take actions against plastic pollution
UNDP Indonesia and Sumatran Tiger Project conducted a monitoring and evaluation in Kerinci Seblat National Park landscape. The team also visited two villages that play an important role in conserving the forest.
UNDP Indonesia and The Islamic Research and Training Institute of Islamic Development Bank (IRTI) are hosting an Islamic Finance Training Event on 7-9 May 2018. The training is aimed to enhance capacity for UNDP country offices on the implementation of Islamic Finance.
FGD participants made a declaration as an effort and commitment in conducting law enforcement against forest and environmental crimes. The declaration is called the Palembang Declaration.
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With Japan’s support, Indonesia held a series of tsunami drills at schools in Bali in August. The drill in Tanjung Benoa, a popular seaside spot in the southern part of Bali, is part of a regional project called ‘Partnerships for Strengthening School Preparedness for Tsunami in the Asia Pacific region.
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The Marrakesh Treaty aims to facilitate access to published works for people with print disabilities by creating a legal framework to allow the creation, distribution, and cross-border exchange of accessible formats.
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11.03%
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US$ 3440
GNI per capita
0.689
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