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Climateworks Centre

Climateworks Centre

Climateworks Centre bridges the gap between research and climate action, operating as an independent not-for-profit within Monash University. Climateworks Centre develops specialist knowledge to accelerate emissions reduction, in line with the global 1.5°C temperature goal, across Australia, Southeast Asia and the Pacific.

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Energy Transitions in Viet Nam and Indonesia: Building Blocks for Successful Just Energy Transition Partnerships

This policy brief provides an interdisciplinary perspective for policymakers, financial institutions, and societal actors who are aiming to contribute to the successful implementation of JETP.
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Indonesia Can Lead the Way on Ocean-Based Climate Action

Protecting and strengthening blue carbon ecosystems, developing offshore renewable energy, and decarbonizing domestic shipping all have potential to significantly reduce emissions. 
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Addressing Financial and Investment Barriers to Accelerating ASEAN’s Clean Energy Transition

To achieve 23% renewable energy in its total primary energy supply by 2025, the region needs to deploy and test innovative financing and investment schemes to aid the shift.
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How Universities Can Spearhead the Net-Zero Revolution

Universities can demonstrate crucial leadership in the global race toward net zero as well as serve as living labs that can test solutions at scale.
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ASEAN Green Future Phase 1 Reports—Further, Faster, Together

This series of reports looks at the decarbonization pathways for ASEAN member countries.
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3 Steps to Mobilize Waqf to Fund Indonesia's Net-Zero Ambitions

Indonesia should build human capital, establish coordination between government and non-government actors, and create a blueprint for climate waqf.
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What Is Waqf and How Can It Help Finance Indonesia’s Clean Energy Transition?

Home to the world’s largest Muslim population, Indonesia urged to study the use of Islamic charitable endowments to finance its clean energy transition.
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Does Indonesia’s Carbon Tax Have the Power to Trigger a Sustainable Market Shift?

The country's carbon tax initiative is a remarkable stepping stone but may not be enough.
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Indonesia Raises Its Net Zero Ambition—Can It Be a Leader for Climate Commitments in Southeast Asia?

Indonesia’s new long-term low-carbon and climate resilience strategy is a sign the Southeast Asian country can be a leader for climate ambition.
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A Green Recovery Can Make Southeast Asia an Economic Powerhouse

While COVID-19 continues to wreak socio-economic havoc across the region, the recovery provides a unique opportunity to fast track the transition toward green growth.