This Roadmap provides a systematic approach to policy-making, planning, investment, and targeted actions towards a green growth, in order to achieve long-term prosperity, social progress and a clean and healthy environment, and thus improving the local economic development. According to the Roadmap, a green economic growth reduces and avoids the environmental and social costs of air pollution, water pollution, flooding, forest fires, and thus it ensures the people of Indonesia healthy and productive ecosystems through the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. Therefore, the Roadmap outlines the opportunities, methodologies, and 50 priority actions for achieving growth that is inclusive, equitable and resilient. The Roadmap is structured as follows: Part 1: Indonesia's growth trajectory, including the desired outcomes of green growth, social and environmental impacts, and the future projections for a greener economy; part 2: Green Growth opportunities, including vision for a green Indonesia, priority opportunities in energy and extractive, renewable and natural resources sectors; part 3: mainstreaming green growth in Policy, planning and investment, including: economic development planning; part 4: delivering inclusive and enduring green growth, including: action plan, 50 actions to deliver green growth, budgeting for green growth. Concerning the priority sectors where implementing green growth opportunities, this Roadmap focuses on: mineral extraction; recycling waste; oil and gas extraction and processing; investment in biofuels and alternative fuels for transport; promoting better waste management; construction of industrial facilities to convert fish waste into fishmeal and fish oil; increasing aquaculture activity; improving forest and land management; restoration of marine ecosystem and stimulating investments in maritime planning; strengthening food security initiatives, by improving productivity of rice, palm oil and other key food commodities; strengthening community-based forest management; protection of marine and fisheries resources; improving the role of smallholders in the production of palm oil and timber products; introducing payments for ecosystems services governance; scaling up ecotourism opportunities.
إندونيسيا · 2015-01-01