
Indonesia


- Promoting renewable energy and energy efficiency
- Improving urban public services
- Sustainable management of natural resources
- Enhancing maritime connectivity
- Supporting public finance efficiency
Promoting renewable energy and energy efficiency
Improving urban public services
Sustainable management of natural resources
Enhancing maritime connectivity
Supporting public finance efficiency
Indonesia is one of the fastest-growing economies in Asia and the world’s fourth most populous country (262 million inhabitants). The country has recently established democratic institutions, which make it highly attractive to foreign investors. However, the archipelago is faced with a lack of infrastructure and a high poverty rate.
The Indonesian archipelago is located in the heart of the Indian Ocean and is made up of over 17,000 islands. With its 50,000 km of tropical coastlines and half of its surface area covered by forests, Indonesia is a biodiversity hotspot. This biodiversity is threatened by human activity and climate change.
Indonesia has set out on the path of sustainable development while strengthening its political and financial good governance.
AFD has been operating in Indonesia since 2007. It was initially involved in “post-tsunami” action and today supports more inclusive and environmentally friendly growth.
AFD's Indonesia office is directly attached to the Southeast Asia regional office in Bangkok.