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Funding Gap for Climate Change Management NDC Unconditional Target (avoiding emission in 2030 as much as 29% of BAU) Total Cumulative 2020-2030 Fiscal Policy Responses 100% 100% 90% anx 70% EU SUA 40% 30% 20.4 10% -27% 40% 53% U The need of green investments Estimate of green investments by Estimate of green investments by Government Sector Private Sector [365 milyar USD) (97 milyar USD) 170 mi var 1.5 Gap [145 milyar..50 (1) The effects of covid are estimated to be apparent until 2023. (2) The need for green investment refers to the actual amount of green investment per tonne of emissions averted in the past, as well as the ratio of investment in mitigatied sector vs adaptation in the past. (3) does not take into account the role of local governments. (4) The cost of non-field works is factored into the calculations. Optimization of budget utilization Optimal mobilization of non-Budget climate change funding sources, domestically and internationally. Taxation and Excise incentives • to stimulate the role of the private sector, for example through efforts to develop EBT and electric vehicles Ministries/Agencies Budget for Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation • CBT in planning and budgeting systems Transfer to Regions and Village Funds (TKDD) . TKDD also encourages the increase of regional governments role in dealing with climate change : a. Physical DAK (food, water, health, environment and forestry sectors) b. Non-Physical DAK (waste management) c. Regional Incentive Fund (incentive from waste management performance) d. Village Funds (use of low-emission alternative energy) e. Ecology Based Fiscal Transfer (financial assistance for environmental improvement) Innovative Financing for Sustainable Development . Strengthening green infrastructure financing and deepening the Islamic financial market through Green Bond/Sukuk Framework dan SDGS Government Securities Framework CCFF bpdlh insungentido GREEN CLIMATE FUND SDG Indonesia One PISP 150

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