Our forests are the third largest in the world—but is our voice just as strong at the negotiation table?

In the latest episode of Green Talk Season 2, Romora Edward Sitorus, Policy Advisor at ADB, sits down with two key figures:

• Nadia Hadad, Executive Director of Yayasan Madani Berkelanjutan & JustCOP

• Rico Wahyudi, Researcher at the Research Center for Climate Change, University of Indonesia

Don’t miss this insightful conversation. 🌿
🎥 Watch and share your thoughts here:
👉 https://youtu.be/-g5ViP3RZgM?si=6uKTJOus6VPImGyR

They explore how Indonesia can step up more boldly at COP30 in Belém, Brazil, through concrete strategies such as:

• Strengthening the role of NGOs and universities as co-negotiators to ensure transparency and credible data,

• Leveraging our major assets—tropical forests, mangroves, and Indigenous communities—as diplomatic strengths,

• Advocating for fair and sustainable results-based climate finance for all stakeholders.

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