Indonesia has formalized a REDD+ cooperation deal with the United Nations Environment Programme to improve results based financing and carbon market readiness. The agreement focuses on implementing Article 6 of the Paris Agreement and strengthening the integrity of carbon credit issuance. New forestry regulations introduced in 2026 aim to simplify the process for issuing credits while maintaining international standards for biodiversity and emissions accounting. These moves are part of Indonesia's broader strategy to meet its FOLU Net Sink 2030 targets and attract green investment.
