Agenda & Speakers
| 08.15-09.00 | Registration and Name Tag Collection |
| 09.00 | Speech by Hon. Hanif Faisol Nurofiq*, Minister of Environment, Republic of Indonesia |
| 09.15 | Speech by Hon. Rohmat Marzuki, Vice Minister of Forestry, Republic of Indonesia |
| 10.20 | Plenary Session: Outlook of carbon trading exchanges. As carbon markets evolve across the world, the need for transparent, standardized, and interoperable trading systems becomes increasingly urgent. This session brings together key players to discuss how carbon is being positioned as a legitimate and tradable commodity across both voluntary and compliance frameworks. Speakers will explore progress in building trusted exchanges, price discovery mechanisms, credit fungibility, and cross-border transaction systems. The session will also highlight efforts to align registries, establish clear governance rules, and develop infrastructure that supports scalability, liquidity, and environmental integrity. Speaker(s):
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| 11.20 | Plenary Session: The future role of carbon standards in ensuring integrity and building market confidence. As the global demand for high-quality carbon credits increases, the role of carbon standards in maintaining market integrity and credibility becomes more crucial. This session will explore the evolving role of carbon standards—focusing on how verification, certification, and transparency measures can continue to ensure the reliability and effectiveness of carbon markets. With the ongoing developments in carbon pricing, verification technologies, and regulatory frameworks, it’s essential to understand how these standards can adapt to meet emerging challenges and opportunities. This discussion will provide valuable insights into the future of carbon standards, examining how they can support sustainable investment, enhance market trust, and facilitate the scaling of carbon projects worldwide. Speaker(s):
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| 12.30 | Lunch Break |
| 13.20 | Special Session: Building impactful carbon projects: Issues, challenges and opportunities. In this session, the speakers will share his expertise in building impactful carbon projects, specifically in the forestry sector. The speakers will discuss the key issues and challenges that arise when developing large-scale carbon projects, including regulatory complexities, financing barriers, and the technical hurdles involved in measuring, reporting, and verifying carbon credits. The session will also explore the opportunities within the carbon market, illustrating how businesses can create scalable, sustainable projects that not only contribute to climate action but also foster economic growth. The insights will cover the importance of strategic partnerships, innovative financing models, and the role of community engagement in ensuring the long-term success of carbon initiatives. Speaker(s):
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| 14.00-15.00 | Plenary Session: Unlocking the Potential of Carbon Projects: Strategies for Overcoming Barriers and Maximizing Impact. This session will delve into the strategies and best practices for unlocking the full potential of carbon projects, which are essential in the fight against climate change. We will focus on identifying and overcoming key challenges, such as securing adequate financing, navigating complex regulatory frameworks, and addressing technical barriers in project development. The session will also highlight innovative solutions and emerging technologies that can enhance the effectiveness and scalability of carbon initiatives. Additionally, we will explore how to maximize the environmental, social, and economic impact of carbon projects, ensuring that they not only contribute to emission reductions but also bring long-term benefits to local communities and ecosystems. With insights from industry leaders and project developers, this session will provide actionable strategies for creating high-impact carbon projects that align with global climate objectives and market demands. Speaker(s):
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| 15.00-15.20 | Special Session: Beyond Carbon: How Law and Compassion Build a Sustainable Future In this session, Rio Christiawan will share his views on how law, technology, and business can work together to strengthen Indonesia's green economy. As a legal thinker and sustainability entrepreneur, Rio believes that regulation is not a barrier, but a bridge for the progress of humanity and the earth. Through Pagatan Usaha Makmur (PUM) and its flagship initiative, The PLUM Project, he transforms legal philosophy into concrete action—from a legal framework into a living framework. PUM symbolizes how the principles of AI, legal integrity, and sustainability can synergize to create a carbon ecosystem that is transparent, fair, and socially impactful. As an award recipient at this event, Rio will emphasize the importance of cross-disciplinary collaboration to strengthen Indonesia's carbon trade governance, with an approach that prioritizes responsibility, transparency, and human empowerment. Speaker(s): Rio Christiawan, Co-founder & CEO Pagatan Usaha Makmur Moderator: Regina Inderadi, GHG Lead Verifier & Carbon Accounting Trainer, Sustainability Consultant |
| 15.20-16.40 | Special Session: Speaker(s):
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| 16.40 | Presentation & Discussion: Vietnam Carbon Market Update Speaker(s):
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| 08.30 | Introduction & Opening |
| 09.00 | Keynote Speech: Advancing national climate targets and procedures for SRN registration. To support Indonesia’s commitment to achieving its nationally determined contributions (NDCs) and long-term emission reduction goals, the Ministry of Environment is strengthening the role of the National Registry System (SRN) as the country’s central platform for recording and monitoring climate mitigation activities. This session will provide a step-by-step overview of how stakeholders—including project developers, local governments, state-owned enterprises, and private sector actors—can register their emission reduction activities in the SRN. It will outline key procedures, eligibility criteria, required documentation, and the importance of aligning projects with national targets. The session also emphasizes the Ministry’s broader objective of avoiding double counting, and expanding participation across sectors to ensure that all registered actions contribute meaningfully to Indonesia’s climate commitments. Speaker(s): Ary Sudijanto, Deputy for Climate Change Control, Ministry of Environment, Republic of Indonesia. |
| 10.00 | Presentation & Discussion: Future of Carbon Markets in the APAC Region In this session, Jack Chong, Director of APAC Carbon Markets Infrastructure, will discuss the evolving role of carbon market infrastructure in the Asia-Pacific region and how it can drive growth and innovation in global carbon markets. As the demand for carbon credits and climate solutions increases, the APAC region plays a pivotal role in scaling these markets through innovative infrastructure, regulatory frameworks, and technology. Jack will explore how market platforms, trading mechanisms, and data solutions can unlock the full potential of carbon markets, driving both economic development and climate action. This session will also address the challenges, opportunities, and future outlook of carbon market infrastructure in the region, providing valuable insights into the next phase of carbon market evolution. Speaker(s): Jack Chong, Director APAC (Carbon Markets Infrastructure), S&P Global Moderator: Rizky Wibisono, Researcher, WRI Indonesia |
| 10.30 | Presentation & Discussion The role of environmental funds in advancing Indonesia’s carbon economy As Indonesia accelerates its transition to a low-carbon future, the availability of accessible, performance-based climate financing is essential to scale impact on the ground. This session, led by BPDLH, will outline how Indonesia’s Environmental Fund supports carbon-related programs—including forest conservation, emissions reduction, and community-based projects—through innovative financing mechanisms. The discussion will highlight the agency’s role in managing result-based payments, channeling climate finance from bilateral and multilateral sources, and supporting verified carbon initiatives across sectors. Participants will gain insight into how BPDLH is helping bridge the financing gap, enabling equitable project implementation, and strengthening trust in Indonesia’s national carbon governance framework. Speaker(s): Joko Tri Haryanto, CEO, BPDLH (Badan Pengelola Dana Lingkungan Hidup) — Indonesia’s Environmental Fund Management Agency Moderator: Rizky Wibisono, Researcher, WRI Indonesia |
| 11.00 | Plenary Session Emission reduction strategies in the aviation sector and their implications. This session will examine the global aviation sector’s role in climate mitigation through the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA), developed under the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). With international flights required to offset emissions exceeding 2019 levels, CORSIA is becoming a key compliance market and source of demand for high-quality carbon credits. The session will detail how CORSIA works, what types of credits are eligible, and how Indonesian project developers can tap into this growing market by aligning with CORSIA-approved standards. It will also explore the implications for airlines, national regulators, and carbon project proponents as international aviation integrates deeper into global carbon market mechanisms. Speaker(s): Rueban Manokara, Technical Advisory Body, Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA) - International Civil Aviation Organization Moderator: Rizky Wibisono, Researcher, WRI Indonesia |
| 11.30 | Special Session Restoring and conserving forests: Key strategies for sustainable climate action. This session will focus on the essential role of forest restoration and conservation in addressing climate change. Led by Jeffrey Chatellier, CEO of Forest Carbon, the project proponent of the Sumatra Merang Peatland Project, the discussion will explore the company’s dedication to restoring degraded landscapes, protecting biodiversity, and implementing sustainable land-use practices. The session will highlight practical strategies for forest restoration, emphasizing the importance of community engagement, ecological restoration, and overcoming challenges related to financing and measuring impact. The Sumatra Merang Peatland Project, registered in Verra, is estimated to reduce net greenhouse gas emissions by 2,504,956 tCO2e. Speaker(s): Jeffrey Chatellier, Chief Executive Officer, Forest Carbon Moderator: Rizky Wibisono, Researcher, WRI Indonesia |
| 12.00 | Lunch Break |
| 13.00 | Plenary Session Perspectives from APHI on Sustainable Land Use, Climate Action and Carbon Credit. This session will present key perspectives from Indonesia’s forest concession sector on the role of sustainable land use, climate action, and forest-based carbon credit development. Speakers will share how responsible forest management practices can support national climate goals, enhance ecosystem resilience, and create new economic opportunities through high-integrity carbon projects. Speaker(s): Purwadi Soeprihanto, Secretary General, Indonesian Forest Concessionaires Association (Asosiasi Pengusaha Hutan Indonesia) Moderator: Raymond Hendriawan, Analyst, BCM Asia |
| 14.10 | Special Session Leveraging sustainable land use and forestry for carbon market growth: PT Mohairson Pawan Khatulistiwa's role in climate action. This session will focus on the significant role of sustainable land use and forest management in driving carbon market growth and advancing climate action. PT Mohairson Pawan Khatulistiwa, a key player in Indonesia's forestry sector, is actively contributing to emission reduction efforts through its Mayas Project, which is registered with Verra. The project aims to protect and restore the unique peat swamp forest spanning 33,747 hectares, preventing over 84,236,212 tCO₂e emissions during the initial crediting period. The session will also explore the challenges and future outlook of the Mayas Project by PT Mohairson Pawan Khatulistiwa. Speaker(s): Wim Ikbal Nursal, Operational Director, PT Mohairson Pawan Khatulistiwa Moderator: Raymond Hendriawan, Analyst, BCM Asia |
| 14.40 | Plenary Session Financing carbon projects – Opportunities, issues, and challenges in mobilizing climate capital. This session will provide an in-depth financial perspective on the evolving market for carbon project financing. It will explore how financial instruments unlock new sources of capital for carbon mitigation initiatives worldwide. The discussion will focus on the key issues financiers face, including risk assessment, regulatory uncertainties, and the complexities of project verification and credit quality. Speakers will share insights on structuring deals that attract institutional and private investors while balancing environmental integrity and financial returns. Through practical case studies and market analysis, the session aims to equip developers, financiers, and policymakers with strategies to bridge the climate finance gap and accelerate investment in credible, scalable carbon projects. Speaker(s):
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| 15.50 | Plenary Session Speaker(s):
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| 16.40 | Plenary Session Thailand’s Carbon Market Update: Progress, Policies, and Regional Collaboration Speaker(s):
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| 17.00 | Event’s closing |
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