Center for Climate and Sustainable Finance Universitas Indonesia

Center for Climate and Sustainable Finance Universitas Indonesia Research and policy for financing climate and nature outcomes in Indonesia.

Hello, Climate Fellows!We are currently recruiting passionate candidates to fill the Science Author and Research Assista...
07/03/2026

Hello, Climate Fellows!

We are currently recruiting passionate candidates to fill the Science Author and Research Assistant positions for the Metrics for Biodiversity Credit Project at CCSF UI. Candidates with a Master’s degree (S2) in Biology, Conservation Biology, or Sustainability Science are encouraged to apply for the Science Author role, while those with a Bachelor’s degree (S1) in Biology are welcome to apply for the Research Assistant role.

These roles will support research on biodiversity credit metrics in Indonesia, including conducting literature reviews, participating in field discussions, communicating research findings, and contributing to scientific publications. The work will help strengthen the development of robust and credible metrics for biodiversity credits. These metrics will underpin the framework for high-integrity biodiversity credits being developed for Indonesia.

Applications will close on Monday, March 16, 2026, and only shortlisted candidates will be invited for an interview.

All questions and further information can be accessed through CCSF UI’s official channels. Don’t forget to follow our social media and stay updated!

Hello, Climate Fellows!We are currently recruiting a passionate candidate with a Bachelor’s degree (S1) in Economics, Pu...
03/03/2026

Hello, Climate Fellows!

We are currently recruiting a passionate candidate with a Bachelor’s degree (S1) in Economics, Public Administration, Finance, Accounting, Environmental Science, Agriculture/Forestry (Social-Economy), or related fields to fill the Project Coordinator (Full-Time) position for our Climate Risk and Finance Program at CCSF UI. Fresh graduates are welcome to apply.

This role will lead and coordinate selected workstreams under the Climate Risk and Finance Program, supporting analytical activities on climate risk perception at the subnational level and contributing to the development of policy recommendations on regulatory-based incentives. The position plays a key role in strengthening climate risk practices and sustainable finance efforts within Subnational Development Banks (SDBs).

Applications will close on Friday, March 6, 2026, and only shortlisted candidates will be invited for an interview.

All questions and further information can be accessed through CCSF UI’s official channels. Don’t forget to follow our social media and stay updated!

Hello, Climate Fellows!We are currently recruiting a passionate candidate with a Master’s degree (S2) in Development Eco...
20/02/2026

Hello, Climate Fellows!

We are currently recruiting a passionate candidate with a Master’s degree (S2) in Development Economics, Climate Policy, Sustainability Sciences, Public Administration, Agriculture/Forestry, Banking/Audit, or related fields to fill the Program Manager (Full-Time) position for our Climate Risk and Finance Program at CCSF UI.

This role will support research and program delivery on climate risk integration and sustainable finance at the subnational level, particularly strengthening the role of Subnational Development Banks (SDBs) in managing climate-related risks and advancing green financing initiatives.

Applications will close on Friday, February 27, 2026, and only shortlisted candidates will be invited for an interview.

All questions and further information can be accessed through CCSF UI’s official channels. Don’t forget to follow our social media and stay updated!

Hello, Climate Fellows!We are currently recruiting a passionate candidate with a Master’s degree (S2) in climate policy,...
20/02/2026

Hello, Climate Fellows!

We are currently recruiting a passionate candidate with a Master’s degree (S2) in climate policy, development studies, energy studies, sustainability sciences, conservation biology, agriculture/forestry management, or related fields to fill the Program Manager (Full-Time) position for our Energy Transition and Sustainable Finance Program at CCSF UI.

This role will lead and coordinate programs on energy transition and sustainable minerals, develop sustainable finance pathways, and strengthen collaboration across stakeholders to support Indonesia’s climate and sustainability agenda.

Registration will close on March 31, 2026, and only shortlisted candidates will be invited for an interview.

All questions and detailed information can be accessed through CCSF UI’s official channels. Don’t forget to follow our social media and stay updated!

Hello, Climate Fellows!COP30 in Belém, Brazil, will be a turning point for global climate ambition. Building upon the mo...
09/11/2025

Hello, Climate Fellows!

COP30 in Belém, Brazil, will be a turning point for global climate ambition. Building upon the momentum from COP29 in Baku and the $1.3 trillion Baku Finance Goal, this year’s summit is expected to translate pledges into tangible financial pathways for mitigation, adaptation, and resilience. For developing countries, climate finance is a lifeline to build resilient infrastructure, strengthen food systems, and ensure disaster preparedness amid escalating climate risks.

As discussions move toward a more just and inclusive climate finance architecture, academia has a critical role to ensure that global negotiations remain rooted in evidence, equity, and transparency. Institutions like CCSF UI contribute by advancing research-based insights, informing fair policy frameworks, and amplifying voices from the Global South, bridging knowledge and action toward a sustainable and climate-resilient future.

Hello, Climate Fellows! Indonesia’s renewable energy transition begins at the subnational level, where local potential m...
01/11/2025

Hello, Climate Fellows!

Indonesia’s renewable energy transition begins at the subnational level, where local potential meets strategic planning. Mapping renewable energy (RE) resources helps subnational governments identify the most viable technologies to develop, from solar and hydro to wind. Yet, potential alone isn’t enough. Each project must also consider business prospects, terrain challenges, and subnational electricity demand to ensure that renewable energy investments are both feasible and impactful.

With ambitious National Energy Policy (KEN) targets for 2030, subnational governments play a crucial role in driving Indonesia’s clean energy agenda. By comparing investment needs with their fiscal capacity (APBD), they can prioritize realistic and scalable projects, while closing financing gaps through innovation, partnerships, and sustainable funding. Smart planning today means empowering subnational action for a greener, more resilient tomorrow.

Hello, Climate Fellows! As the world faces intensifying climate and nature-related shocks, global Debt Sustainability Fr...
25/10/2025

Hello, Climate Fellows!

As the world faces intensifying climate and nature-related shocks, global Debt Sustainability Frameworks (DSFs) are under pressure to evolve. These frameworks, used by the IMF and World Bank to assess fiscal stability, must now account for how floods, droughts, and biodiversity loss disrupt economies. Recent updates to the LIC-DSF and MAC-SRDSF mark progress, with new climate modules forecasting long-term risks and adaptation costs. Yet, major challenges persist: fragmented data, uneven methodologies, and the continued exclusion of nature-related risks threaten the credibility of debt assessments in a warming world.

Building more resilient economies means integrating climate and nature into the heart of fiscal planning. Transparent modelling, consistent data, and recognition of ecosystem value will help ensure that debt sustainability reflects real-world vulnerabilities and resilience potential. It’s time to move beyond traditional economics, toward a framework that values planetary stability as much as financial stability.

Hello, Climate Fellows!CCSF UI is currently looking for a passionate candidate with a Bachelor’s degree to fill the Data...
22/10/2025

Hello, Climate Fellows!

CCSF UI is currently looking for a passionate candidate with a Bachelor’s degree to fill the Data Support position for our “Subnational Development Banks Facing Climate Change Risks: Anticipating Risks and Developing Their Capacity” project, under a deliverables-based contract.

Interested applicants may submit their CV via bit.ly/Recruitment-DataSupportCCSFUI. Registration closes on Sunday, October 26, 2025, at 11:59 PM, and only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for an interview.

All questions and information can be accessed through CCSF UI’s social media platforms. We look forward to having you on our team!

Hello, Climate Fellows!Achieving Indonesia’s Net Zero vision lies on partnerships. The Public-Private Partnership (PPP),...
19/10/2025

Hello, Climate Fellows!

Achieving Indonesia’s Net Zero vision lies on partnerships. The Public-Private Partnership (PPP), or Kerjasama Pemerintah dan Badan Usaha (KPBU), bridges innovation and investment by uniting public priorities with private capabilities. Through long-term collaboration, PPPs enable the construction of essential green infrastructure, from renewable power plants to sustainable transport systems, even when public budgets are limited. With regulations like Presidential Regulation No. 38/2015 and Government Regulation No. 38/2018, both national and local governments now have a clear pathway to partner with private actors for climate-aligned growth.

By adopting PPP schemes such as DBFO, BOT, or BOO, subnational governments can unlock private financing, share risks, and scale up low-carbon infrastructure. These partnerships fuel Indonesia’s transition toward a just, inclusive, and resilient Net Zero future.

Hello, Climate Fellows!Climate and nature-related shocks, from floods and droughts to commodity price swings, are no lon...
17/10/2025

Hello, Climate Fellows!

Climate and nature-related shocks, from floods and droughts to commodity price swings, are no longer distant risks; they are reshaping how nations manage their finances. These shocks can strain liquidity and solvency, threatening fiscal stability and even leading to debt distress. That’s why building resilience is about adaptation and protecting entire economies. To do this effectively, countries need a strong framework that helps them understand and manage these fiscal risks before they escalate into crises.

Enter the Debt Sustainability Framework (DSF), a vital tool developed by the IMF and World Bank to assess whether nations can sustain their debt amid increasing climate and financial pressures. Through comprehensive Debt Sustainability Analyses (DSAs), governments can anticipate risks, access international financing, and plan long-term resilience strategies. By integrating climate stress tests and projecting up to 30 years ahead, the DSF helps countries turn uncertainty into foresight and fiscal discipline into climate resilience.

Hello, Climate Fellows!Reaching Net Zero Emissions (NZE) is not just about bold commitments, it’s about securing the rig...
29/09/2025

Hello, Climate Fellows!

Reaching Net Zero Emissions (NZE) is not just about bold commitments, it’s about securing the right financing mix. Subnational governments face fiscal limits, making co-financing pathways crucial. Platforms like the Green Climate Fund (GCF), backed by partners such as the World Bank and ADB, provide flexible funding to accelerate renewable energy, transport, and building projects while ensuring alignment with Indonesia’s national climate goals.

By blending local budgets, private sector collaboration, and GCF co-financing, subnational governments can unlock sustainable infrastructure and drive the clean energy transition from the ground up. This is how regions move beyond barriers, scale impact, and push Indonesia closer to its long-term NZE vision. Together, let’s finance a future that is resilient, inclusive, and green.

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