Indonesia Climate Finance Dialogue 2025, Event IIF Strengthens Role In Green Financing

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JAKARTA - PT Indonesia Infrastructure Finance (IIF) participated in the Indonesia Climate Finance Dialogue 2025 event organized by the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Indonesia on September 29, 2025.

This event aims to accelerate and enlarge investment in the private sector in climate solutions by creating a supporting ecosystem, overcoming various obstacles, displaying investment opportunities, and encouraging collaboration among stakeholders in Indonesia's climate financing ecosystem.

In a session entitled Opportunity for Private Sector Involvement in Scaling Climate Solutions, Head of Advisory Group IIF, Irman Boyle, emphasized the importance of the IIF role in strengthening the environmentally friendly infrastructure sector. According to him, climate finance is an instrument to reduce climate risk through the right investment direction.

"Most of the impact of climate financing comes from energy-based projects. Therefore, IIF views the energy transition as the key in its efforts towards low-carbon development in Indonesia," he said.

Participation IIF in this forum also shows the company's commitment to supporting the Indonesian government's target of achieving Net Zero Emission by 2060 or sooner. IIF continues to encourage investment in the renewable energy sector, energy efficiency, and climate-resilient infrastructure.

In addition, IIF emphasized the importance of collaboration with various parties, ranging from the government, financial institutions, global investors, to the domestic private sector. This approach is in line with Indonesia's climate financing needs which are estimated to reach IDR 3,461 trillion by 2030, where private involvement is a determining factor.

The session ended with directions from Masyita Crystallin, Director General of Stability and Development of the Financial Sector at the Indonesian Ministry of Finance who underlined the importance of climate financing as a foundation for Indonesia's sustainable and prosperous development.

"Indonesia has a well-structured agenda to achieve the net zero emission target, strengthen resilience to climate change, and preserve natural wealth. The achievement of this goal requires close collaboration between the Government and multilateral development institutions (MDBs) in synergy with the private sector, with financing as the driving force. The key to success lies in the implementation that is right on target and effective in order to realize a more prosperous Indonesia," said Masyita.

By participating in the Indonesia Climate Finance Dialogue 2025, IIF hopes to further strengthen its position as a strategic partner in supporting green infrastructure financing, as well as opening up new sustainability-oriented investment opportunities.