COP-24 Japan Pavilion:The Partnership to Strengthen

Transparency for co-Innovation (PaSTI)

Ir. Medrilzam, M.Prof.Econ, Ph.D

Director of Environmental Affairs

Katowice, 11th Desember 2018

Table of Content

Project TimelineAgreed timeline following second meeting in Jakarta which will be used during PaSTIProject.

Scope of ProjectIt consist of 4 (four) activities that required to be taken step by step.

Existing Transparency and MER System in IndonesiaBrief explanation of business process that taken by Bappenas to runtransparency process. This process is going to be integrated with planningand budget system

Potential Private Sector Partners and Their PotentialSeveral companies that potentially will join with PaSTI project. PaSTI project willfocus on inviting 31 companies to regularly reduce their emission and reporting

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Goal and ObjectivesAn overview of objectives that will be taken to reach PaSTI project’s Goalwhich focusing on transparency framework and Private sector’s involvementin Carbon mitigation action

1. Goal and Objectives

GOALEnhancing transparency scheme of Indonesia Under UNFCCC framework and Lift Private Sector’s Involvement in low carbon action through Comprehensive and effective Incentive scheme and Integrated online report system

Set Project FrameworkAnd SoP

Providing CapacityBuilding for

Indonesia stakeholder

Conduct incentive schemeand pilot project to

Companies that want to bevolunteer

Conduct policy brief forIndonesia StakeholderBased on pilot project

done during PaSTI project

Develop a one-gate report systemfor private sector in Indonesia

that integrated with PEP onlinesystem

Integrated report sa systems

Policy briefs for sa incentive scheme

Main Output:

2. Scope of Project

4. PEP Online ReportAdvanced PEP Online that become themain online report for both public andprivate sector.

3. Incentive SchemeConducting implementationstrategy of Incentive schemefor Indonesia Prvate Sector

1. Working Framework and

SoPConducting document thatcontain:1. Working framework of

Transparency and AdvanceMER System

2. SoP in approachingIndonesia Stakeholders

3. Indonesia-base consultantthat bridge understandingbetween Bappenas &MoEJ

Hold series of meeting including 2 (two) Internationalworkshops to provide a comprehensive understanding ofUNFCCC transparency framework and its implementationin Indonesia

2. Capacity Building

Training for LineMinistries and PrivateSector in Indonesia

PEP Design toresponse Indonesiatoward Low CarbonDevelopment thatincludes report fromprivate sectors andintegrated with lineministries’ onlinesyetem

Proposedtransparencyframework andmitigationcategory forindustrial sector

Incentive schemeproposal and analysis

Hold incentive pilotproject to privatesector that agreed tojoin wit PaSTI program

Conduct policy briefincluding standard ofemission intensity

This is loop that explains:Incentive scheme is expected toboost private sectors’ involvementto report their effort in reducingemission through PEP online. PEPonline ill be used as a tool toevaluate planning andimplementation program for bothpublic and private sector

3. Existing Transparency and MER System in Indonesia

Contributor (Line Ministries &

Local Gov)

Input mitigation action data into

PEP

Editor(Secretariat RAN-GRK)

Data Checking (QC 1)

Admin(Bappenas/Bappeda)

Final approval (QC2)User management

DASHBOARD

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Draft

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ApproveStatus :

Final

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RevisionStatus :

Revisionhttp://pep.pprk.bappenas.go.id/

complete On timeuniqueness consistent valid

We Run Quality assurance (QA) and quality control (QC) in order to:• Ensuring data integrity and minimize errors.• To reduce uncertainty that arises when the data will be

used in further processes, such as decision-making related to a program.

4. Potential Private Sector Partners and Their Potential

SCG SemenMondelez

Coca Cola AmatilBayerL’oreal

Evoluzione tyres

Tjiwi KimiaPT Sampoerna

Nestle

244 Companies in Indonesiathat consume 6.000 ToEannually

Cargill

North SulawesiHolcim

Aceh

West Java

East Java

ChevronPT Wilmar

Riau

PT Great GiantPinapple

Central Java

Pertamina

PT Bukit Asam

South Sumatra

PT Medco Energi

North Sumatra

Moores RowlandSintesa Group

Jaya AncolHSBCHeroERMBNI

DKI Jakarta

Vale

South Sulawesi

Lampung

9 Million Ton CO2eqpotentially can bereduced from privatesector every year startsfrom 2020.

31Companies are expectedwill join with PaSTIproject. They are underNon-profit organizationIBCSD

TargetUnder PaSTI project,Indonesia government aimsto optimize contribution of244 companies that consume6.000 ToE every year.Currently, there are around100 companies have reportedto Line Ministries of theirmitigation activities

5. Project Timeline

September 2018Ministry of National Development PlanningAgency and Ministry of Environment Japansigned mutual agreement on LoI. This eventwas held in Tokyo Japan, 26-27 September2018.

November 2018Second meeting was taken in JakartaIndonesia. the agenda is to have a commonunderstanding in regards to how PaSTI projectwill be done and stakeholders need to beinvolved

January – February 2019Hold 2 (two) International workshops whichaim to share understanding of transparencyframework under UNFCCC to stakeholders inIndonesia

Post March 2019A development of one-gate systemreport for private sector andstarting the process of establishincentive scheme for

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Thank You..Further contact:

Directorate for Environment Affairs

Email: medril@bappenas.go.id or Medrilzam.Medrilzam@gmail.com

Ph: +623900412 (Office), +62811802824 (Mobile)