Indonesia

3 time zones

17,000 islands total area: 1.890.754 km2

250 millions populations

48,7 millions ha primary forest cover

50 millions

fossil-fueled Vehicles

3 time zones

17,000 islands total area: 1.890.754 km2

250 millions populations

48,7 millions ha primary forest cover 45,000 BTS

#2 rank social media user in the world

98% cellular density over 200 millions mobile user

30 millions internet users

50 millions

fossil-fueled Vehicles

3 time zones

17,000 islands total area: 1.890.754 km2

250 millions populations

48,7 millions ha primary forest cover 45,000 BTS

#2 rank social media user in the world

98% cellular density over 200 millions mobile user

30 millions internet users

50 millions

fossil-fueled Vehicles

It’s not Easy to Keep it

GREEN!!

…….”In the spirit of thinking outside the box, in September this year Indonesia declared emission reduction target of 26 % from business as usual by 2020, and this can be increased to 41 % with enhanced international assistance. As a non-Annex 1 country, we did NOT have to do this. But we read the stark scientific warnings of the IPCC. So we set our new reduction target, because we wanted to be part of global solution”.

Source: President’s Speech at The UNFCCC Copenhagen, 2009

What Has Been Done

Business & Industry

Initiatives

Education &

Awareness Regulation

• 6 Presidential decrees on climate change and renewable energy

• 1st draft of regulation on Green ICT implementation

• National Green ICT Roadmap

• > 10 conferences, seminars & workshops on Green ICT in 2010

• Green ICT certification program commenced

• 1 research & study on Green ICT awareness

• Emerging businesses in renewable energy (solar panel, etc)

• e-waste management initiatives

• Green Building rating

International Comparison

Source: IT Professionals Awareness: Green IT International Comparison Study, Binus University, 2010

, Indonesian Green Building Rating Tools and Certification has been implemented since 2009. It measures (among others): • Appropriate Site

Development • Energy Efficiency &

Conservation • Water Conservation • Material Resource & Cycle • Indoor Health & Comfort • Building Environment

Management

Muvon Solar cell-based mobile charger

Winner of Indonesian ICT award 2010, has helped people in remote area of Indonesia that hasn’t got electricity to be able to communicate with their relatives and friends throughout the nation using their mobile phones.

earth saviour iOS/Android-based Apps that calculates carbon emission offset

This apps has been used by ‘bike-to-work’ community Indonesia in promoting green transportation.

Green ICT Council Indonesia

“To promote green computing and address green issues and the adoption of green practices for Information and Communication technologies (ICT) and services across their lifecycle, particularly for business organization, end users and home users”.

To promote the implementation of green ICT and adopt green ICT practices in the entire

lifecycle of businesses and society

Problems & Obstacles

Partial (silo) Initiatives • The ‘Green’ initiatives was done in a non-integrated fashion

by each organizations with partial objectives and targets

Low Awareness • Green ICT ‘Awareness’ among society is still relatively low

especially on issues such as energy efficiency and waste

Management Commitment • The key success factor for ‘Green ICT’ initiatives dependent

heavily on management commitment

Green ICT National Policy Roadmap

Ver 1.0 (Nov 2011) •Behavioral change in using

ICT

Ver 2.0 (2012) •Monitor •Up-grade/ up-date of

equipment s(towards energy-efficient devices)

Ver 3.0 (2013-2014) •Development organization’s

of ICT Sustainability Plan • ‘Green’ requirements for ICT

equipment acquisitions •Nation-wide ‘e-Waste

Management’ implementation

Community-based GIS An Initiatives for to supported by the Indonesian Climate Change Information Center

Activities that encourages any Indonesian in any location to be able to develop their local map and its useful data/information using an Open Source based GIS software. The spatial data developed by local people ensures its accuracy and current-ness of data, and it can or will be shared among the communities.

Green ICT Master Plan

National Green ICT

Masterplan

Policy & Regulation

Research and Measurement

Organization (govt sector) Cooperation

Industrial Relation

Education and

Promotion

Surveys on: • Awareness • Energy usage • E-waste

Green ICT KPI & Audit

Green ICT Procurement Policy National ICT & Sustainability Plan

Interdepartmental task force

International alliance

IT Industries • Green Computing • Green Data Center • Renewable Energy • E-Waste management

Non-IT Industries • Green Building • Green Hospital • Green Campus

Education material Green ICT certification Conferences & workshops Awards

Stakeholders

Government

Industry Educations & Society

• Ministry of Communication and Information (Kominfo)

• BP Migas • National Council of Climate Change

(DNPI) • Coordinating Ministry of Welfare

(Kesra)

• Association of Computer Entrepreneur of Indonesia (APKOMINDO)

• Association of Software Companies of Indonesia (ASPILUKI)

• Association of Internet Service Providers of Indonesia (APJII)

• Green Building Council Indonesia • Green Hospital Initiatives • Association of Open Source Indonesia

(AOSI)

• Indonesia Computer Professional Society (IPKIN)

• Association of IT University of Indonesia (APTIKOM)