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Strategies for Sustainable Bioenergy Development in Indonesia (INSIST) defined strategies for deployment of sustainable bioenergy in Indonesia. Indonesia has large biomass potential and policies are being defined to deal with energy and climate challenges.
The rice terraces at Tegalalang, Bali. Photo: PINOY PHOTOGRAPHER / Flickr.
Opportunities exist to build synergies with various sectors of the economy, thus promoting sustainable production while also creating jobs and income. Strategic choices, public policy, and coordinated action among stakeholders at local and national levels shall be defined based on biomass resources and commercial technologies available, using multiple criteria to determine an enhanced role for bioenergy. Ultimately, bioenergy shall contribute to improved energy security, energy balance in the economy, and welfare. Attention shall be given to guarantee food security and welfare distribution. The project recommended strategies and roadmaps for various bioenergy segments in the country.
The project was supported by the Swedish Energy Agency and was conducted in collaboration with the Energy Research Department at KTH Royal Institute of Technology who served as lead.
Initiative / This initiative aims to guide decision-makers towards more cohesive and constructive governance of bioeconomy pathways, with a focus on the Global South.
Project / The RDI2Club project helps rural Baltic Sea areas to reach their bioeconomy potential.
Project / Development of sustainable bioethanol in Indonesia in synergy with the sugar industry and with other agricultural sectors
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