ICLEI Indonesia

Invitation to Bid: Service Provider of a Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) using Community-Scale Biogas Digester: 5m3 Biogas Digester System for Bogor City, Indonesia

Posted by ICLEI Southeast Asia on March 24, 2021

The Urban-LEDS II project: Accelerating Climate Action Through the Promotion of Urban Low Emission Development Strategies project requires the service of a community-scale biogas digester technology service provider to undertake wastewater and location survey along with the analysis, detailed design, procurement of components, installation, testing, commissioning of a five (5) m3 biogas digester system, and […]

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Development Data Governance Webinar Series: Driving Indonesia’s One Data Policy

Posted by ICLEI Southeast Asia on December 17, 2020

ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability Indonesia Office, in partnership with Geospatial Information Agency (BIG), Lokahita and Indonesian Association of Urban and Regional Planners (IAP), virtually kicked-off a four-part dialogue series on data governance development on 29 September 2020. The dialogue series ran from September to December 2020 and gathered experts from national and local […]

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Testing of National MRV Pilot Project in Balikpapan City’s Manggar Landfill completed

Posted by ICLEI Southeast Asia on November 24, 2020

Mr. Febrian Hadinata, national solid waste management expert explains the scope and the applicability of the LFG Recovery Methodology as well the baseline and project scenarios. Jakarta, Indonesia – ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability Indonesia Office (ICLEI SEAS) supported the last focus group discussion (FGD) of Manggar Landfill Building Capacity organized by the Directorate […]

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Indonesian Urban LEDS II cities build stronger GHGi capacity through SIGN SMART and GPC

Posted by ICLEI Southeast Asia on November 20, 2020

Jakarta, Indonesia – Under the Urban-LEDS II project, ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability Indonesia Office (ICLEI SEAS) hosted a two-day GHG Inventory training on 16-17 November 2020 to enhance the participating local governments’ capacity to carry out GHG inventories using the SIGN SMART and GPC frameworks, while adopting the 2006 guidelines from the Intergovernmental […]

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DKI Jakarta engages youth as energy ambassadors through the Youth Energizer pilot project

Posted by ICLEI Southeast Asia on November 13, 2020

Jakarta, Indonesia – Yayasan ICLEI Indonesia, through the Ambitious City Promises (ACP) project launched the “Youth Energizers: Student Leaders as Champions of Energy Efficiency and Environmental Sustainability” project last 20 October 2020 for elementary, junior, and senior high school students in DKI Jakarta. A total of 24 schools, with 120 students and 24 teachers, participated […]

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Invitation to bid: Black Soldier Fly (BSF) Waste Treatment Technology Service Provider (Indonesia)

Posted by ICLEI Southeast Asia on November 9, 2020

Terms of Reference for the Service Provider of Black Soldier Fly (BSF) Waste Treatment Technology The project requires the services of a BSF waste treatment technology service provider to undertake detailed engineering design, procurement of unit components and other materials, installation, testing, commissioning, and capacity building for Environment Agency of DKI Jakarta (DLH) staff and […]

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Indonesian governments call for multi-level governance in developing renewable energy roadmap

Posted by ICLEI Southeast Asia on November 8, 2020

The role of multi-stakeholder partnerships can bring innovative solutions and strategies by channeling knowledge, expertise, innovation and financial resources to bridging cross-governance and cross-sectoral cooperation. It has encouraged ICLEI Indonesia to organize a Multilevel Governance (MLG) Dialogue. Jakarta, Indonesia – Acknowledging that energy transition requires synergies and collaborative actions, ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability […]

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Balikpapan, Bogor identify adaptation co-benefits of Urban-LEDS II project

Posted by ICLEI Southeast Asia on October 25, 2020

This map shows the National Spatial Plan for 2008-2028. National Spatial Planning (ATR) of Indonesia explained that disaster-prone areas are important data for analysis on the process of spatial planning, as regulated in Ministerial Act no. 1/2018 about Drafting of Spatial Planning and these areas are then designated as protected zones (Source: Ministry of Spatial […]

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