BritCham Business Service – CBRE Indonesia and BritCham Indonesia brought together key stakeholders to discuss the importance of advancing public-private partnerships (PPP) in the face of global climate challenges.
One of the highlights of the event was the participation of Andy Citawarman, chairman of BritCham’s Smart Sustainable Cities HUB as the moderator. His presence underscored the importance of sustainable development in addressing environmental concerns.
Panellists from various sectors engaged in discussions on sustainability, emphasising the need for strategic initiatives and collaborations to tackle climate challenges. The Net Zero Hub, a pro bono initiative by Kin, was highlighted for its efforts in providing training and support for sustainability initiatives aimed at reducing carbon emissions.
The role of the private sector in advancing PPP amid political uncertainties was a key theme of the event. Organisations like the International Finance Corporation (IFC) were lauded for their investments in climate change initiatives, showcasing the importance of collaboration between the public and private sectors.
Initiatives such as climate calculators and green building projects were highlighted as driving forces in the transition towards a more sustainable future in Indonesia. Companies like CBRE were commended for their commitment to achieving Net Zero carbon emissions, demonstrating the significance of sustainability in business operations.
Energy management, waste reduction, and government support for energy-efficient models were identified as crucial factors in achieving sustainability targets. The event underscored the importance of supporting facility managers in setting strategies and promoting energy sustainability to pave the way for a greener future.
In conclusion, the event served as a platform for stakeholders to come together and discuss the pressing need for advancing PPP amidst global climate challenges. By fostering collaboration and implementing sustainable initiatives, the path towards a more environmentally conscious future in Indonesia is being paved.
