Social Dimensions of Climate Change in Indonesia
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Washington, DC: World Bank
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This report on the social dimensions
of climate change in Indonesia provides a people-centered
analysis of climate impacts and policies and puts local
communities and governance systems at the heart of climate
action. The report maps differentiated vulnerabilities to
climate change across the archipelago and examines the
potential effects of climate mitigation and adaptation
policies on local communities, with a focus on the poor and
most vulnerable. The report also explores how communities
and subnational actors have responded to climate impacts and
identifies strategies to accelerate climate adaptation and
mitigation actions while ensuring that the most vulnerable
groups benefit from these initiatives. Finally, the report
underscores the importance of investing in social resilience
by enhancing the collective ability of communities to
withstand, recover from, and reorganize in the face of
transitions. Local knowledge, traditions, and skills are
important drivers of social resilience, alongside securing
access to rights and resources, especially for marginalized
groups. Strong local governance institutions which channel
resources and technical support directly to local
communities play a major role within Indonesia’s
decentralized governance structure to manage the impacts of
climate change and climate change policies.
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CLIMATE CHANGE, SOCIAL DIMENSIONS, CLIMATE ACTION, COAL TRANSITION