How Can Indonesia Foster Sustainable Infrastructure Solutions that Deliver Low-Carbon Development and Bring Additional Benefits?
The policy paper analyzes how Indonesia can foster sustainable infrastructure that delivers low-carbon development and bring additional benefits. It highlights the possible contributions of sustainable infrastructure for the national low-carbon development ambitions. The paper also provides guidance to policy-makers and decision-makers to identify the opportunities and benefits of sustainable infrastructure. Lastly, it presents ways to foster investments and leverage finance for sustainable infrastructure projects.
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