What are the critical challenges the world faces in meeting international climate change and sustainable development targets? That was the topic of discussion at a side event hosted by Future Earth and its partners on 15 November at the Bonn Climate Change Conference. The event, called “Reframing the Climate Debate: Enhancing the Paris Agreement and SDG Linkages,” addressed The World in 2050 project, a new effort to develop pathways to sustainable development within safe planetary boundaries.

1. The World 2050: Reframing the Climate Debate
by Enhancing the Paris Agreement and SDG
Linkages
Minister of National Development Planning/
Head of National Development Planning Agency
Presented on UNFCCC/COP 23 Side Event:
The World 2050: Pathways towards a sustainable future
Bonn, 15th November 2017

2. REPUBLIK
INDONESIA
2
SDGs & Goal 13
17
Goals
169
Targets
241
Indicators
Percentage of
GHG Emission
Reduction
(%)
Emission Intensity
Sectoral
Development
Target

3. Implementation Paris Agreement & SDG’s in Indonesia

4. REPUBLIK
INDONESIA
Article 3.4 of UNFCCC:
‘policies and measures to protect the
climate system against human-
induced … should be integrated with
national development program…’
Presidential Regulation No.
65/2015 and Presidential
Regulation No. 66/2015 for
National Development
Planning:
Policy Formulation,
Coordination, Think Tank,
and Development Planning
Administration
Presidential Regulation
No.61/2011 for RAN-GRK &
No.59/2017 for Implementation
SDG’s
1 3
2
MAINSTREAMING LOW CARBON DEVELOPMENT INTO
NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PLANNING
4
Role of Ministry of National Development Planning
In Low Carbon Development

5. REPUBLIK
INDONESIA
5
IndustryEnergy WasteLand-based TransportationAgriculture
Presidential Regulation No. 61/2011,
supported by 34 Provincial Governments
Indonesia’s Commitment on Reducing GHG Emission
Involve related ministries,
local governments, and
other institutions through
coordination the
implementation and
reporting on activity to
reduce the GHG emission
13,47% 26%
*progress achievement of GHG emission reduction
2010 2016 2020

6. Global Partnership
Project finance
Extra-budgetary
Mechanisms
Intended
beneficiaries
National Budget
System
Domestic Financial
Resources
International Financial
Resources
Budget Support
Global Vertical
Funds
Source: UNDP

7. 7
Expected output for The World in 2050 Project in Indonesia
To provide policymakers with information to make
better decisions on how to achieve the
Sustainable Development Goals
To help identify trade-offs and exploit the
synergies of tackling multiple goals
simultaneously
To identify the most cost-effective decisions to
achieve sustainable development

8. Thank You
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