Indonesia

 

Population

255.4 million (2015 estimate)

Urban population

53%, 134.0 million (2014)

GDP per capita (current USD)

US$ 3,514.6 (2014)

 

Indonesia is the TCC partner country with the largest population (2015 estimate: 255.4 million)[i], with 53% of its total population living in urban areas in 2014.[ii] Yet, the population is spread out across 922 permanently inhabited islands. Hence, the nationÕs land transport network is highly fragmented and aviation and navigation play a major role in the transportation sector. The share of 2/3-wheelers of the total number of passenger cars and 2/3-wheelers is relatively high and equaled 88.1% in 2013.[iii]

 

Country Activities

In Indonesia, the TCC project focusses on sustainability in the road freight sector and fuel economy standards for road vehicles. The TTC project is complimentary to other transport-related projects of GIZ in Indonesia such as Sustainable Urban Transport Improvement (SUTIP) Project and SUTRI-NAMA. The project cooperates with the Ministry of Transportation (MoT) as the main counterpart and also other sectoral ministries such as the Ministry of Environment and Forestry (MoEF), the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resource (MoEMR) and the Coordinating Ministry for National Development (BAPPENAS). The project assists the MoT in developing and implementing strategies to increase energy efficiency and reduce GHG emission in the land transport sector. The TCC project has supported the MoT to develop Guidelines for BAU Baseline calculation from the transport sector and also further support on MRV related activities.

 

Activities completed so far

National level

á       Indonesia Stocktaking Report on Sustainable Transport and Climate Change (2014)

á       Indonesia GAP Analysis Study (2014)

á       Training on Emission Baseline Calculation using LEAP Software (2014)

á       Workshop on Fuel Economy Standards (2014)

á       MRV Transport Review

Activities in 2015

National Level

á       Develop a white paper on green freight and logistics in cooperation with the Research and Development Department of MoT

á       Support the MoEF in developing Monitoring, Reporting and Verifying (MRV) guidelines for the Transport Sector

á       Support the MoT in developing guideline for BAU Baseline calculation

á       Develop Train for Transport (T4T) course

á       Support the MoT in developing and setting up fuel economy standards

 

Key Document: Stocktaking Report on Sustainable Transport and Climate Change, Indonesia GAP Analysis Study, MRV Transport Indonesia

 

Counterparts

The Transport and Climate Change project (TCC) closely collaborates with the Ministry of Transport.

 

For more information, please contact our country coordinator for Indonesia, .

 


[i] Badan Pusat Statistik (2015): Population projection 2010-2030, URL: http://www.bps.go.id/linkTabelStatis/view/id/1274, last checked on 14/07/2015.

[ii] World Bank Institute (2015): Urban population (% of total), URL: http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SP.URB.TOTL.IN.ZS, last checked on 14/07/2015.

[iii] ASEAN Japan Transportation Partnership (2014): Road Transport 2013, URL: http://www.ajtpweb.org/statistics/compareasean/road_transport_2013, last checked on 14/07/2015.