Blue carbon involves more than just counting carbon. It requires governance, finance, policy, and practice. Ultimately, ...

Indonesia's mangroves and seagrass are one of the key to global climate mitigation efforts, as they store around 17% of the world's "blue carbon". "Blue carbon" refers to marine and coastal ecosystems ...

The ‘blue economy’ concept — a model of sustainable development concerned with the use of the coastal and marine ecosystem — gained prominence in Indonesia as one of the main components of President ...

The vast potential of Indonesia’s blue economy is being compromised by unreliable or absent business data and the perception that it is a high-risk industry, which impacts access to funding, experts ...

Indonesia's archipelago is a natural powerhouse, harboring 17 percent of the world's mangrove and seagrass ecosystems. This immense "blue carbon" store is critical for global climate mitigation, with ...

Indonesia's political dynamics influence decision-making around the management of marine resources and fisheries. For example, the government aims to increase the economic growth and investments ...