Objectives 

• Explain key emissions sources across agribusiness value chains. 
• Provide an overview of net zero frameworks, targets, and mitigation options relevant to agribusiness. 
• Highlight data, policy, and implementation considerations for agribusiness companies. 

Background

Agribusiness is central to food security, rural livelihoods, and export-driven growth, while also contributing significantly to greenhouse gas emissions from land use change, soil management, fertilizer application, livestock, energy use, and downstream processing. Emissions in the sector are highly heterogeneous, dispersed across landscapes and supply chains, and often difficult to measure and manage. 

In Indonesia, agribusiness companies are increasingly exposed to climate commitments, carbon accounting requirements, and market expectations related to deforestation, land-use emissions, and value-chain transparency. At the same time, agriculture presents opportunities for emissions reduction and carbon sequestration through improved land management, input efficiency, and supply chain interventions.  

Developing credible net zero strategies therefore requires robust data, clear boundaries for carbon accounting, and practical mitigation pathways aligned with policy and market frameworks. This workshop will examine how agribusiness companies can design net zero strategies that address both emissions reduction and carbon management across agricultural value chains, with a focus on practical implementation and decision-making. 

Agenda

Targeted Participants 

• Agribusiness and plantation companies 
• Corporate sustainability and ESG teams 
• Operations, sourcing, and supply chain managers 
• Government agencies and agricultural policymakers 
• Carbon market and sustainability service providers 
• Investors and financial institutions 

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