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Clean Development Mechanisms (CDM) is one of the mechanisms under the Kyoto Protocol that allows the developing countries selling emission reduction from various projects to the developed countries. The main emitter in energy sector, particularly from power generation sub-sector, is the coal power plants. Due to decreasing oil exploitation activities in the country, Indonesia has been a net oil importer for the past few years. Hence, through the revised energy policy, the government of Indonesia intends to adopt the energy mix scenario which may further increase the number of coal power plants, considering coal energy as the least-cost option. However, the policy also emphasizes the utilization of alternatives sources of energy, including renewable energy, and also encourages energy efficiency measures, especially from industry sector. CDM scheme in Indonesia would play an important role to provide incentives in promoting and optimizing the utilization of the abundant Renewable Energy (RE) resources as well as energy efficiency (EE) measures in Indonesia, which give a more environmentally-friendly option compared to conventional fossil fuel such as coal and oil...more information.

The Government of Indonesia is committed to increase funding for poverty alleviation, education, and health. For example, it has launched the National Community Empowerment Programme (PNPM), which seeks to create short-term employment for thousands of Indonesians and improve rural infrastructure through block grants to sub-districts. It is anticipated that by 2009 PNPM will target 5,263 sub-districts in Indonesia with a budget amounting to approximately 19 billion USD. In addition to this programme, a Conditional Cash Transfer programme is also being piloted that will provide cash support for the poorest of the poor to access health and education services. However, with a global economic slowdown driven by high fuel and food prices, Indonesia’s ongoing poverty reduction efforts will be further tested. While the country has benefited somewhat from the hike in commodity prices such as coal and palm oil, being a net oil importer the country has to bear the burden of unprecedented rise in oil prices. As a consequence, the government had to raise the fuel prices by another 29 percent in May 2008. To offset the impact for the poor, the government is providing direct cash transfers to the poorest households...more information.

Map of Indonesia in MDG Monitor

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Total Population
(millions)

231

Electricity Production (billion kWh)
112

GDP per capita
(PPP US$):

4,130

Electricity Consumption (billion kWh)
104

GDP growth
(annual %):

5.5

% Urban
47%

Human Development Index
(Rank 1 - 177):

108

% Rural
53%

Life expectancy at birth
(years):

68.6

Population w. Electricity
52%

Population below PPP $1 per day (%):

7.5

Rural Electricity Consumption (Per Capita)
N/A

Net enrollment ratio in primary education
(% both sexes):

98.4

Urban Electricity Consumption (Per Capita)
428kWh

Carbon dioxide emissions per capita
(metric tons):

1.694

Unemployment, total (% of total labor force):
10.5
The MDG data presented here is the latest available from the United Nations Statistics Division. The World Bank has recently released new poverty estimates, which reflect improvements in internationally comparable price data. The new data estimates set a new poverty line of US$1.25 a day and offer a much more accurate picture of the cost of living in developing countries. They are based on the results of the 2005 International Comparison Program (ICP), released in first half of 2008, EIA Energy (2007E), EIA South Asia Overview(2006),

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Updated: 2016/06/30

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