Indonesia has made significant progress in tackling climate change by setting fair emission reduction targets through its Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs). These NDCs also promote closer alignment between climate goals and national development objectives.

Therefore, Indonesian companies need to proactively align their climate action strategy with the government’s commitments. By implementing a comprehensive climate action strategy that minimises environmental impact, your business can remain competitive. This includes attracting new customers, talent, and investors, while gaining access to sustainable finance.

KEY CLIENT CHALLENGES

Typically, companies looking to get started face a number of challenges, including:

1. Our greenhouse gas (GHG) inventory is undefined. Where do we start?
2. How might different climate change scenarios affect our business, and how can we prepare for potential disruptions and risks?
3. How do we build a net zero plan that aligns with our core business strategy and growth plans?
4. How can we build a net zero plan that gives us a competitive advantage?
5. What is the most effective way to communicate our climate-related risks and opportunities in a way that is meaningful to our investors and other stakeholders?

Companies that get their climate action strategy right will be well placed to capitalise on growth opportunities while creating positive economic, environmental, and social impacts.