Indonesia doubled its 2028 bioethanol-blending target to 20 percent under President Prabowo Subianto, planning two million hectares of sugar cane cultivation across multiple islands to reduce oil imports and enhance energy security.
Indonesia launched the ASRI Movement under President Prabowo's directive, targeting climate justice through household waste separation and 31.89 percent domestic greenhouse gas emission reductions by 2030, addressing the archipelago's vulnerability to hydrometeorological disasters and sea level rise.
Indonesia's Forestry Minister Raja Juli Antoni launched a carbon registry system issuing four trading permits since July 2026, designed to benefit both corporations and grassroots communities across 8.3 million hectares of social forestry, projecting up to $5.8 billion in green investment and 570 million tons of CO2 emission reductions.
Indonesia's Coordinating Minister for Food Affairs Zulkifli Hasan affirmed that the nation maintains food security despite global disruptions from geopolitical tensions, with government rice reserves reaching 4.6 million tonnes providing an eleven-month supply buffer.
Indonesia launched a soybean subsidy program providing 250,000 tonnes of imported soybeans to tempeh and tofu producers, allocating Rp500 billion to stabilize prices amid global supply disruptions and rupiah weakness.