Indonesia's COVID-19 Vaccination and Economic Resilience Strategy
Tangible Results from Indonesia's Green Sukuk Initiatives
Green Projects Refinanced and Financed with Proceeds from Indonesia's Green Sukuk Issuance in 2021
Proceeds from Indonesia's Green Sukuk Initiative has been successfully deployed to a range of eligible Green projects
Renewable
Energy
Resilience to
Climate Change
Sustainable
Transport
Jakarta, Java, Sumatera
Waste
Management
Sumatera, Sulawesi Selatan,
Yogyakarta, Riau
Green
Buildings
North Sumatera, Jakarta, Lampung
Locations
DKI Jakarta
Across the country
Amount Committed to
Finance 2021 New
Projects
USD 2.0 million
USD 204.4 million
USD 91.9 million
USD 62.6 million
Amount Committed to
Refinance 2017
USD 162.9 million
USD 85.2 million
USD 134.4 million
Projects
Relevant SDGs
Project Examples
Financed/Refinanced
Note:
USD 7.5 million
Planning, Development, and
Supervision of New, Renewable
Energy and Energy Conservation
Infrastructure
Installation of 23 units of
rooftop solar PV plants on
the State's border stations
and 2 volcano observation
stations
Provision and revitalisation
of solar PV powered aids to
navigation at sea to
enhance the sea safety
transportation and traffic
services
Flood and Lava Control, Urban
Drainage Management, and Coastal
Protection
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Construction of seawalls, sea
dikes or breakwaters of 160
meters in length, and were built to
protect the housings inhabited by
758 residential areas and public
facilities of fishermen settlements,
as one of the climate vulnerable
communities
Development of Drinking Water Supply
System
Construction, expansion and
improvement of reservoirs,
intakes, transmission pipes, water
treatment plants serving 3 to 4
neighbouring municipalities. The
development is prioritized at areas
prone to prolonged drought or
flooding due to the impact of
climate change and improve the
drinking water supply debit
Construction and Management
of Railways Infrastructure and
Supporting Facilities
Improvement of
operational facilities of the
Palembang Light Rail
Transit (LRT), to reduce
traffic congestion and
reduce duration of
commute, with use of
electricity as the LRT's
system main source of
power
Development of electric-
powered railway systems
in other urban areas,
including an airport railway
system in Jakarta, Medan,
and Yogyakarta
Improvement of Municipal Solid
Waste Management System at
Regional- and City-scale
Development of sanitation
services, which cover
municipal solid waste (MSW)
management and sewerage
management systems
Development of Green Building
Construction and
rehabilitation of buildings that
meet the green and
environmental friendly criteria
and indicators set by the
Government; Reconstruction
of the Aksara Traditional
Market buildings with a green
building concept
The Aksara Traditional Market
in Medan provides 670 kiosks
benefiting for 670 MSMEs.
Information extracted from Green Sukuk Issuance Allocation and Impact Report 2022, which has obtained a limited assurance statement from EY
Projects were financed in Indonesian Rupiahs and the currency exchange rate is based on the State Budget Assumption for 2021 budget year of IDR 14,600 per USD.
Green Sukuk issued in 2018-2021 will follow the Rol Green Bond and Green Sukuk Framework. Going forward, Green and SDGs Securities will follow the SDGs Framework.
Source: Ministry of Finance
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