BOOK 4 – CLIMATE RESILIENCE FUNDING

The Indonesian government’s commitment to climate resilience planning shows consistency and seriousness. It is proved by making climate resilience as part of the 6th national priority “Building the Environment, Enhancing Disaster Resilience and Climate Change” in the 2020-2024 RPJMN framework by the Ministry of National Development Planning/Bappenas. This commitment also needs to be supported by adequate funding so that planning and implementation of climate resilience actions can be carried out properly throughout the country. Funding support for climate resilience comes from various sources and various mechanisms, both the National Budget and from multilateral or bilateral international cooperation agencies/institutions.

In addition to good planning and readiness for funding, in the future, climate resilience activities need to be strengthened by interventions that are no longer business as usual, but in the form of activities based on a green economy. Therefore, the allocation of funding from various sources should be utilized appropriately and effectively. This effort requires synergy and cooperation across sectors and all elements of development in strengthening the implementation of climate resilience