Objectives This workshop aims to explore expectations for COP29 discussions regarding the carbon market, delving into anticipated outcomes, potential policy shifts, and emerging opportunities for…
Objectives This workshop will take stock of the progress in ASEAN countries in the development of domestic emissions trading schemes and the preparations for engaging…
Objectives This workshop will delve into case studies of biodigester projects by Biru Karbon Nusantara, shedding light on both the opportunities and challenges encountered in…
Objectives This workshop will explore the results of the COP29 negotiations in the area of the carbon market, delving into outcomes, agreement and additional guidance…
Objectives This workshop aims to explore the critical role of blue carbon in contributing to Indonesia’s Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) while analyzing strategies to leverage…
Objectives This workshop will explore the untapped potential of seagrass ecosystems in Indonesia, providing a discussion of innovative approaches, share best practices, and identify actionable…
Objectives This workshop will share insights and best practice for industry proponents on how to participate in Indonesia’s domestic carbon market, including registering and validating…
Objectives This workshop will showcase Carbon Ethics' expertise, emphasizing the key differences between Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programs and carbon projects. It will explore their…
Objectives This workshop will discuss the use of carbon credits to comply with targets under Emissions Trading Schemes (ETS), carbon taxes and other regulated mechanisms…
Objectives This workshop will explore how biodiversity aspects are identified and measured as a critical component of the Rimba Raya Project. Background Biodiversity plays an…
Objectives This workshop aims to provide insights into the national VVB (Verification and Validation Body) perspective, focusing on their experiences in handling the validation and…
Objectives This workshop aims to provide insights and share experiences in managing the waste sector within the carbon market in Indonesia. Background Waste is a significant source of greenhouse gas emissions, contributing 1,580 billion tonnes of CO₂ equivalent (CO₂e), which accounts for 3.2% of total global CO₂ emissions. In Indonesia, in 2019, major urban centres produced up to 8 million tonnes of waste per day. While emissions from the waste sector are relatively small compared to other sectors, it is a major contributor to methane (CH₄) and nitrous oxide (N₂O) emissions. As a result, waste management and recycling initiatives have…
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