Just Energy Transition: Inclusive and Gender-Just

Incorporating climate and energy considerations into Indonesia's human development agenda is essential for achieving sustainable growth, mitigating environmental impacts and enhancing the well-being of its people. As the country grapples with the challenges of climate change, energy access, and socio-economic development, addressing these interlinked issues will not only foster a more resilient economy but also promote social and health benefits. The transition to a sustainable, low-carbon energy system is both an environmental and economic necessity, creating opportunities for a prosperous, equitable future. FES activities focus on the effects on women and youth as well as their meaningful participation towards a just energy transition on local and national level.