Objective
Ensure biofuel development in Indonesia protects forests and peatlands while delivering ecological, social, and economic benefits.
Where
Indonesia (Lokal)
Why
Indonesia’s biodiesel program expanded from B2.5 in 2008 to B35 in 2023, with B40 targets ahead. Heavy reliance on palm oil threatens forests, peatlands, and community welfare, undermining climate benefits. Sustainable management is critical for a just energy transition.
How
Promote sustainable feedstock policies
Develop alternative feedstocks from waste and non-food crops
Engage local communities and producers in the biofuel supply chain
Combine policy advocacy, research, and community action to maximize climate, social, and economic benefits
