Partners
Project partnerships exist, inter alia, between the Hanns Seidel Foundation and the following institutions and organizations:
HSF Indonesia is supporting the implementation of the HSS Asia regional project, focusing on
- the provision of a learning and exchange platform amongst policy makers, academia & civil society together with the Environment Division of the ASEAN Secretariat
- participation of youth and other civil society stakeholders in environmental and Climate Change related policy processes in collaborating with the ASEAN Centre for Biodiversity (ACB) and the Global Youth Biodiversity Network (GYBN)
For more detail about our regional activities visit: https://asia.hss.de/en/
The Indonesian Ministry of Environment
The Indonesian Ministry of Environment
The Ministry of Environment is tasked with monitoring and controlling pollution issues as well as broader environmental conservation efforts.
Vision of the ministry
A Sustainable Environment to Support Sustainable Development towards Indonesia Gold 2045
Mission of the ministry
- Realizing effective environmental planning
- Promoting a green economy through inclusive and participatory environmental control
- Enforcing strong and fair environmental laws
- Establishing good governance in the environmental sector
Strategic Objectives of the ministry
- Increased reliability of environmental planning policies
- Enhanced green economy and adaptive environmental capacity to climate change
- Strengthened cross-sectoral enforcement of environmental law
- Improved digital governance that is effective, agile, collaborative, professional, and impactful
Hanns Seidel Foundation cooperates with Deputy for Climate Change Control and Carbon Economy Governance (Deputy PPI TKNEK) within the Ministry. This deputy has the duty to formulate and implement technical policies in the field of climate change control and carbon economic value governance.
Being a national focal point of the Indonesian government to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), the Deputy PPI TKNEK coordinates mitigation and adaption actions as well as data input for the Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) report. Deputy PPI TKNEK also coordinates and facilitates stakeholders such as other Ministries and agencies, corporates, universities, think tanks, NGOs, CSOs and media to prepare the Indonesian paper position to the UNFCCC negotiating forums.