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Supporting environmental conservation, training CSO partners ready to strengthen EFT scheme advocacy

In an effort to strengthen advocacy for environmental conservation through local budgets, a number of civil society organization (CSO) partners attended a capacity building training to support the implementation of the Ecological Fiscal Transfer (EFT) scheme organized by PATTIRO through the support of the Asia Foundation on November 4-7, 2024 in Bogor, West Java. The […]

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Breaking The Curse of Natural Resources, optimizing mining DBH for Prosperity

Image Source Poverty and mines sound like two opposites. If managed properly, the extractive sector will be very lukratif, as evidenced by the fact that the companies that have the largest profits in Indonesia are mining or oil and gas businesses. Unfortunately, poverty and mining often come together. As the Government of Joko Widodo began

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The importance of improving the understanding of PUG in Waste Management in the region

Image Source: https://warta.jogjakota.go.id/detail/index/31013 Indonesia has a target of reducing marine waste by 70% by 2025 which is stated in the National Action Plan for handling marine waste 2018-2025 in Appendix Presidential Regulation (Perpres) number 83 of 2018 on handling marine waste. However, although efforts have been made since 2018, the achievement of reducing marine waste

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Policy Brief | Strengthening Environmental Funding Policies in the Draft Permendagri Guidelines for the Preparation of the 2025 APBD

The government has pushed various policies to address the impacts of climate change. However, there is still homework to overcome the gap between the needs and financing of climate change action in the state budget. Ecological Fiscal Transfer (EFT) policy innovations through ecological-based provincial budget transfers (TAPE), ecological-based district budget transfers (TAKE), and ecological-based Kelurahan

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Guidelines for the preparation of the 2025 APBD adoption of the EFT scheme

In an effort to create a positive impact on the environment, the Ministry of Home Affairs, has released regulation of the Minister of Home Affairs (Permendagri) number 15 of 2024 on guidelines for the preparation of the regional budget (APBD) of 2025 which adopts the Ecological Fiscal Transfer (EFT) scheme or ecological-based fiscal transfer scheme

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Embracing vulnerable groups for a sustainable climate future

Jakarta, Augsts 13, 2024– Climate change is forcing us to listen, embrace, and act together in the face of challenges. In this effort, the VICRA Program, supported by the Dutch Embassy in Indonesia, has shown that the collaboration of various parties is able to turn challenges into opportunities. After a meaningful journey, the VICRA consortium

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Strengthening Sustainability and Environmental Protection through EFT Policy

The Civil Society Coalition for Environmental Protection Funding (KMS-PPL) is proud to announce the successful implementation of the National Ecological Fiscal Transfer (EFT) Workshop, as part of the 5th EFT National Conference – 2024. This event was organized with the support of the Ministry of Home Affairs, the Ford Foundation, and The Asia Foundation. Active

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