Indonesia: Technical Assistance Report-Report of the Diagnostic Mission on Macro-relevant Climate Change Statistics (July 10–13, 2023)
Technical Assistance Reports, February 12, 2025
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- Published: February 12, 2025
- Series: Technical Assistance Reports
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.5089/9798229001335.019
Key policy context and data needs
- Indonesia’s key climate change policy related-data needs stem from well-defined domestic policy priorities and international commitments.
- Domestic policy priorities are set in the long-term strategy for low-carbon and climate resilience and in the medium-term national plan that, among others, seeks to strengthen the environment condition and improving resilience against natural disasters and climate change.
Existing statistics and identified gaps
- Indonesia has been producing a wide range of environmental and climate change related statistics since early 1980’s, but further enhancements are needed.
- The authorities are publishing several reports related to environmental statistics and environmental accounts, including:
- physical air emission accounts;
- physical energy flow accounts;
- physical and monetary assets account for land, timber, minerals and energy resources.
- Some discrepancies exist between reports, indicating a need for methodological harmonization and improvements.
Diagnostic mission (scope and activities)
- Mission dates: July 10–13, 2023.
- Funding: Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs.
- Host: Badan Pusat Statistik, Indonesia.
- Mission focus: discussions with authorities to identify key priorities and needed methodological improvements to:
- physical energy flows accounts;
- air emission accounts.
Major findings and priorities
- Continued production of environmental and climate statistics provides a foundation, but methodological enhancements are required to:
- reconcile discrepancies across existing reports and accounts;
- improve physical energy flow accounts methodology;
- improve physical air emission accounts methodology.
- Strengthening statistical systems is aligned with Indonesia’s long-term low-carbon and climate resilience strategy and medium-term national plan objectives.
Publication and metadata
- Publication title: Indonesia: Technical Assistance Report-Report of the Diagnostic Mission on Macro-relevant Climate Change Statistics (July 10–13, 2023)
- Publication date on landing page: February 12, 2025
- Pages: 16
- Volume: 2025
- Issue: 017
- Series: Technical Assistance Report No. 2025/017
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.5089/9798229001335.019
- Stock No: TAREA2025017
- ISBN: 9798229001335
- ISSN: 3005-4575
- Subject tags: Climate change; Climate policy; Environment; Greenhouse gas emissions; Non-renewable resources
- Keywords: Climate change; climate change statistic; Climate policy; Environmental and Climate Change Statistics; Global; Greenhouse gas emissions; IMF's statistics department; Indonesia.; Non-renewable resources; policy priority; SECO; statistics Activities; statistics Indonesia
International Monetary Fund. Statistics Dept. "Indonesia: Technical Assistance Report-Report of the Diagnostic Mission on Macro-relevant Climate Change Statistics (July 10–13, 2023)", Technical Assistance Reports 2025, 017 (2025).
Content in this bundle
- Appendix A. List of Environmental Statistics and Environmental Accounts