At the Indonesia International Sustainability Forum (ISF) 2025 held in Jakarta on October 10–11, the government secured green investment pledges totaling IDR 278 trillion (equivalent to about USD 17.4 billion). These commitments were formalized through 13 memoranda of understanding (MoUs) and three strategic declarations, covering sectors such as clean energy, marine economy, carbon management, forestry, and green infrastructure. The government emphasized that while not all funds will be deployed immediately, the agreements represent tangible expressions of the private sector’s engagement in Indonesia’s sustainable development agenda.
Officials at ISF 2025 framed the event as a turning point: from dialogue to action. Indonesia positioned itself not just as a participant but as a leader in the low-carbon transition, asserting its role at the forefront of sustainable growth in the region. Business actors and government agencies are expected to operationalize these commitments through project development in renewable energy, decarbonization of industry, sustainable supply chains, and marine-based green economy initiatives.
