Seven fields, one question: how does capital move?
Research areas
Each area has its own programme of work, its own researchers and its own outputs. Select an area to see the background, the problem we are working on, the team, active projects and publications.
Climate Finance Policy
How public budgets, blended instruments and private capital can be aligned to deliver Indonesia's climate targets at the speed the science demands.
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Biodiversity & Climate
Financing mechanisms — from biodiversity credits to ecological fiscal transfers — that keep Indonesia's megadiverse ecosystems intact and productive.
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Forest Conservation & Fiscal Transfers
Financing models for forest conservation, restoration and community-based management, with a focus on tenure, permanence and benefit-sharing.
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Carbon Market
Analysis of Indonesia's compliance and voluntary carbon markets — pricing, integrity, registry design and the interaction with Article 6.
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Energy Transition
The capital structures, tariff reforms and just-transition safeguards needed to retire coal early and scale renewables across the archipelago.
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Climate Risk in Finance
How banks, insurers and regulators should measure, disclose and manage climate-related financial risk in an archipelagic, disaster-exposed economy.
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Sustainable Investment
Research on green taxonomy implementation, ESG integration and the institutional investor behaviour that determines where sustainable capital lands.
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Research on the links between agricultural trade, rural livelihoods and environmental sustainability in Indonesia, including work under the Trade,…
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