Risks and Challenges of the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) Indonesia

The Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) is a new model for international cooperation to combat climate change established in 2022. Members of this partnership, the International Partner Groups (IPG), pledged US$20 billion in funding to finance Indonesia's energy transition projects. However, this novel partnership into the climate change issue is met by unprecedented risks and challenges. This policy paper aims to introduce JETP to a broader audience, starting with the background and necessity of the partnership, but also including an identification of the risks and challenges faced by JETP so that all stakeholders involved can take steps to mitigate the potential of failure for JETP Indonesia.
Risks and Challenges of the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) Indonesia

The Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) is a new model for international cooperation to combat climate change established in 2022. Members of this partnership, the International Partner Groups (...
Online Food Delivery (OFD) Consumption Behavior and Perception Survey in Indonesia

Online food delivery (OFD) application use during the pandemic increased significantly. Research by Google, Temasek, and Bain & Company (2021) shows that 71% of internet users in Southeast Asia are OF...
Beyond lending: Building MSMEs’ resilience during COVID-19 pandemic

In the early days of the pandemic, countries worldwide implemented drastic mobility restrictions to curb the spread of COVID-19, which in turn, affected supply chains both on the global and domestic l...
Grab and the Gig Economy: Strengthening Economic Resilience

Gig work via digital platforms has an important role to play in strengthening Indonesia’s economic resilience. Digital platforms such as Grab connect gig works in a collaborative ecosystem where gr...
Grab technology contributes Rp 46.14 trillion in consumer surplus

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Perceptions and Readiness of Indonesia towards the Belt and Road Initiative

In the context of the bilateral relationship between Indonesia and China, BRI will play a vital role. China and Indonesia are among the most populous countries in the world. In 2016, the population of...
Grab Research: Grab's Role in Unlocking Indonesia's Informal Economy in 2018

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Incumbent, Patronage and Money Politics in Java

Money politics and patronage have often played a part in Indonesia’s post-Reform Era politics. Due to the belief that money politics and patronage can affect voters’ preferences, political candida...
Economic voting in Indonesia: How economic factors influence political preferences

Increasing discussions on economic issues prior to 2019 presidential election indicates that economic factors play a role voters’ electoral preference. A 2018 CSIS survey on regional elections found...
Center for Strategic and International Studies Identity politics in 2019 presidential election: Projection and effectiveness

Two years after the 212 rally on Dec. 2, 2016, Indonesia is still trying to understand the reasons behind the hardline movement, as well as the process and impacts. This article specifically attempts ...
KPPOD Brief April-June 2018 edition

This edition of Regional Autonomy Watch (KPPOD) briefly discusses the topic of bureaucratic reform, with five specific issues raised. The first issue examines problems that Indonesia faces regarding b...
Businesses Mixed About 2017, Optimistic For 2018

From September-December 2017, Tenggara Strategics conducted its inaugural Business Leader Survey to gather the opinions of executives at leading companies on business and economic conditions over the ...