Indonesia is taking significant steps to address climate change and reduce its carbon emissions. At the forefront of these efforts is the recent launch of IDXCarbon, the Indonesian Carbon Exchange by the Indonesian Stock Exchange (IDX). This trading platform is set to become a pivotal tool in Indonesia's journey toward more sustainable and environmentally responsible practices, aligned with the nation's ambitious climate targets.

With its breathtaking natural landscapes and rich biodiversity, Indonesia is making significant progress in environmental sustainability. Much of this progress can be attributed to the steadfast efforts of the Indonesian Ministry of Environment and Forestry. In this article, we will explore and commend the noteworthy initiatives undertaken by the ministry, which aim to address climate change and foster inclusive, community-driven conservation and sustainability. These efforts underscore Indonesia's commitment to safeguarding its natural resources and contributing to global environmental well-being.

Against the backdrop of the Mulia Hotel in Jakarta, the ASEAN Indo-Pacific Forum (AIPF) unfolded in September 2023. As Indonesia assumed the ASEAN Chairmanship for the year, the AIPF stood as a beacon of hope and collaboration, focusing on critical themes that would shape the future of the Indo-Pacific. Among the thought-provoking discussions and sessions, one panel titled "Green Financing and Carbon Market" emerged as a significant highlight

The world is at a critical juncture in its battle against climate change, with the clock ticking towards irreversible environmental damage caused by escalating greenhouse gas emissions. Among the nations holding the potential to lead the charge towards a sustainable future, Indonesia stands tall with over 440 GW of renewable energy potential. The Southeast Asian powerhouse has committed to achieving Net Zero by 2060 or earlier and has recently joined the Just Energy Transition Partnership, aiming to mobilize a staggering USD 20 billion in climate financing. These endeavors signify a monumental shift towards a greener, more sustainable Indonesia

As the host of the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023, the Indonesia Local Organizing Committee (LOC), in collaboration with sustainability partners with <strong>Fairatmos</strong>, Waste For Change, and Electric Mobility Collaboration Center (EMC²), has stepped forward to deliver an international sporting event that is not only stunning in terms of achievement, but also caring for the environment.

In the face of increasingly pressing climate change challenges, leading accommodation technology company Bobobox announced a strategic partnership with local climate technology company <strong>Fairatmos</strong>. This collaboration aims to develop an innovative carbon offset feature in the Bobobox app. As a company engaged in the hospitality and property technology industry, Bobobox not only shows commitment to providing unforgettable travel experiences and affordable accommodation. But they also promote sustainable practices in all aspects of their operations

On August 9th 2023, climate technology pioneer Fairatmos, whose mission is to facilitate the development of quality carbon offsets, in collaboration with the Boston Consulting Group (BCG), released a report revealing the immense opportunities that the Southeast Asian region has in addressing climate change through the utilization of innovative climate technology and nature-based solutions. In an era where the impacts of climate change are becoming more apparent, efforts to address this challenge are becoming more urgent.

Pureco, a household cleaning product provider, is stepping up its environmental sustainability commitment by initiating a carbon offset program. In collaboration with Fairatmos, a climate technology company specializing in high-quality carbon offsets, Pureco is gradually taking steps towards carbon neutrality. This initiative builds upon their ongoing sustainability efforts, such as offering refillable product options.

In a world where environmental responsibility is increasingly prioritized, corporations are striving to align their operations with sustainable practices. <strong>Fairatmos</strong>, a pioneering climate technology provider, is making significant strides in this arena. As a testament to their commitment, <strong>Fairatmos</strong> played a pivotal role in the B20 event 2022, employing cutting-edge solutions to calculate, mitigate, and offset emissions associated with the grand gathering.

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The carbon reporting is required for all companies as it meets the GHG Protocol that separates greenhouse gas emissions into scope 1, scope 2, and scope 3. The second one is highly necessary to report. Meanwhile, the third one is voluntary and somewhat hard to monitor