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Climate and Infrastructure Partnership Hub (The CIP Hub)
Climate and Infrastructure Partnership
Indonesia and Australia are committed to working together to ensure a just and orderly transition to net-zero emissions, recognising the need to empower people and communities during this transformation. Our leaders have agreed to deepen cooperation on reducing emissions and promoting clean energy systems and industries to accelerate the net zero transition. The Australia-Indonesia Climate and Infrastructure Partnership (the CIP or the Partnership) will invest AUD200 million through to mid-2027. It will position Australia as a significant climate change partner with Indonesia, building on our strong cooperation on economic governance and infrastructure.
Indonesia can only meet its net zero target if it attracts more private investment. The Government of Indonesia (GOI) is committed to enabling a more favourable investment environment. The CIP aims to crowd in Australian and international private and institutional investment in infrastructure and businesses, addressing the lack of risk-tolerant capital needed to decarbonise the economy, develop renewables and meet international commitments. The CIP will share knowledge and expertise and expand professional government-to-government linkages. It will draw on existing Australian-funded programs and expertise.
People in Indonesia are benefitting from a just transition to net zero is the goal of the Partnership. The CIP will contribute to Indonesia’s clean energy transition through three linked end-of-investment outcomes:
1. Policy and regulatory reform - GoI Ministries and State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) are implementing a GoI-led institutional policy and regulatory reform agenda unblocking investment for a just energy transition.
2. Gender Equality, Disability and Social Inclusion (GEDSI) - GoI Ministries, SOEs, the private sector and civil society take action so that women, people with disabilities and the marginalised benefit from the transition.
3. Climate finance - SOEs and private sector enterprises invest in quality climate finance to catalyse innovative, inclusive climate action towards Indonesia’s just energy transition.
Refer to EOI documentation:
If you identify as a Lead Organisation you must substantially complete all of Attachment 1: Lead Organisation Response Forms.
Responses to evaluation criteria should not exceed 4 pages. Additional pages will be removed and not evaluated.
All responses submitted must be in English.
2 years( June 2024 - Feb 2026) with options to extend for a total term of 10 years exercisable at DFAT’s discretion