SDG finance / climate finance
Indonesia’s Integrated National Financing Framework
Indonesia’s Development Finance Assessment and Integrated National Financing Framework examined how public, private and international finance could support national priorities. Financing data, institutional analysis and national dialogues connected instrument choices with implementation constraints, green investment and arrangements for monitoring and review.
Context and purpose
Indonesia’s Development Finance Assessment and Integrated National Financing Framework sought to align public, private and international finance with national priorities. The assignment examined how institutions, regulations and incentives affected the suitability and implementation of financing options.
The work
Analysis covered revenue, expenditure, climate finance, private investment and capital markets. A financing taxonomy supported assessment of blending, guarantees and public-private partnerships. National dialogues brought government, financing institutions, investors and civil society together around green investment, de-risking and implementation choices.
Outputs and use
Contributions to the Development Finance Assessment, INFF roadmap and monitoring arrangements supported the Ministry of Planning’s financing work. The outputs clarified instrument choices and the policy and institutional steps needed to put a financing framework into practice.
Further reading
Reports & publications
UNDP · BAPPENAS / 2022
Indonesia Integrated National Financing Framework (INFF) 2022 (opens publisher website in a new tab)
Connecting national development priorities with public, private and international finance.