Sustainable Finance OJK

Indonesia Green Taxonomy Edition 1.0

OJK in collaboration with Ministries/Institutions, Financial Services Industry, Academics and International and National Non-Governmental Organizations has launched the Green Taxonomy 1.0 as a guideline in supporting the Sustainable Finance Program in Indonesia

OJK is Committed to Support Sustainable Finance in Indonesia

"OJK holds a long-term commitment to Sustainable Finance to ensure a smooth transition to a low-carbon economy. OJK continues to support the Government of Indonesia's commitment to the Paris Agreement and the country's steps to achieve the goal of Net Zero Emissions"

Sustainable Finance Indonesia

Comprehensive support from the financial services sector to create sustainable economic growth by aligning economic, social and environmental interests

Release of Indonesia Green Taxonomy Edition 1.0

The Indonesian Green Taxonomy Edition 1.0 has been officially launched by the President of the Republic Indonesia at Annual Financial Services Industry Gathering 2022

Sustainability has become one of the main considerations in any financial sectors’ financing/investment. However, a convergence of understanding on terminologies is needed for the market players and a wider range of stakeholders. One of the objectives of sustainable finance policies is to ensure that all FSS and stakeholders are using a common vocabulary regarding sustainable finance. This also serves as a contribution to other ongoing efforts within the FSS in developing key terms and definitions in sustainable finance.

Indonesia's Green Taxonomy Launch Video

The Indonesian Green Taxonomy Edition 1.0 has been officially launched by the President of the Republic Indonesia at Annual Financial Services Industry Gathering 2022- 2022

Sustainable Finance Roadmap - Phase II

OJK has released the Roadmap for Sustainable Finance Phase II (2021-2025) as an effort to accelerate the implementation of Environmental, Social and Governance aspects for the financial services sector.

The Phase II roadmap focuses on developing a comprehensive sustainable finance ecosystem and consists of 7 components, namely Policy, Product, Infrastructure, Market, Ministries/Agency Coordination, Non-Government Support, Human Resources, and Awareness.