Indonesia’s Carbon Market and Nature-Based Solutions: A Discussion of Carbon Ownership, Article 6 of the Paris Agreement and Carbon Exchange

ESG & Climate Change
Written by ARMA Admin
 

Authors

Authors
Rudi Bachtiar
Rudi Bachtiar

Partner

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Salsabila Safira
Salsabila Safira

Associate

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Via Andriana
Via Andriana

Associate

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Indonesia is embracing the new era of the carbon market, and nature-based solutions (NbS) are playing a major role. NbS are actions that protect, restore, and sustainably manage natural or modified ecosystems to provide climate change mitigation and adaptation benefits. They have the potential to generate carbon credits that can be traded on the carbon market, providing a financial incentive for their development and implementation.

This ARMA update will discuss some key issues regarding NbS, such as carbon ownership and Indonesia’s approach to Article 6.2 of the Paris Agreement. It will also explore the development of carbon exchanges in Indonesia.

Read more about this update here.

Disclaimer:
This client update is the property of ARMA Law and intended for providing general information and should not be treated as legal advice, nor shall it be relied upon by any party for any circumstance. ARMA Law has no intention to provide a specific legal advice with regard to this client update.

 
 

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