Nations face a planetary crisis, mandating multilateral action like the Paris Agreement, which commits Indonesia to emissions reduction via the Green Economy. This monograph evaluates Indonesia’s Green Economy progress, identifying challenges in regulation, institutions, and finance. Key issues include absent socio-technological regulation, low implementation effectiveness, poor inter-agency coordination, and limited fiscal space for green financing. Strategies focus on political commitment, creating a Green Economy task force, and remapping financing, projecting movement toward optimal implementation by 2045.
