Submitted by: Setia, Tegar<\/strong>
\nOn: Jul 12, 2024 @ 9:16 AM<\/strong>
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\nIPCC AR6 Synthesis Report which will be released in 2023. This report is the final
\nstage that summarizes the IPCC AR6 cycle as a whole and provides information
\nabout global climate conditions that require extreme control. This research uses
\nqualitative methods with descriptive research, and utilizes secondary data obtained
\nthrough library research. These various methods are used to describe the
\nIndonesian government’s response to climate change, especially after the release of
\nthe IPCC report, in preparation for COP28 UNFCCC 2023. This research explains
\nhow the IPCC as a global environmental regime in carrying out its role is then
\nresponded to by the Indonesian government as one of the countries that has high
\nvulnerability to climate change issues, especially in the Southeast Asia region.
\nUsing the concepts of Environmental Politics and Environmentalism, this research
\ndescribes several responses by the Indonesian government, including increasing the
\nEnhanced NDC target. Indonesia is committed to the UNFCCC to reduce national
\nGreenhouse Gas emissions by 31.89% (from previously 29%) with its own efforts or
\n43.20% (from previously 41%) with international assistance by 2030. Other
\nresponses include accelerating early retirement of PLTUs as a part of the energy
\ntransition. Other findings show an extension of cooperation between Indonesia and
\nthe UK through the MENTARI program, as well as cooperation between PLN and
\nvarious parties through COP28 as the main actors in the energy transition in
\nIndonesia.
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