Consistent Indonesia about the Fund Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation

Delegation of the Republic of Indonesia for the Climate Change Conference in Warsaw , Poland , November 11 to 22 , 2013, set demands or insistence on clarity fund climate change mitigation and adaptation . The claim is based on a commitment to a similar conference in Copenhagen , Denmark , in 2009 .
" The delegation of the Republic of Indonesia ( Delegation ) stressed that developed countries can not delay the realization of the funding commitment of 100 billion U.S. dollars as promised at the Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen , " said Chairman of the Delegation Witoelar , who is also Chief Executive of the National Council on Climate Change (NCCC ) , in a press conference in Jakarta , Thursday ( 7/11 ) .
National action plan for climate change mitigation and adaptation , Rachmat said , had made ​​a commitment to the realization of such funding should not be delayed . Delays will only make potentially affected countries , such as island states and countries bergurun sand , kept in a high vulnerability .
According to Rachmat , in addition to the clarity of the commitment to the realization of these funds , also addressed the demands clarity about the emission reduction targets of developed countries. During this time , the attitude of the developed countries are facing quite diverse , there are committed , there is playing for time .
" The developed countries there is only willing to provide the funds committed , but did not want to reduce emissions , " said Rachmat .

Indonesian attitude

Regarding the attitude of the Government of Indonesia, which had delivered 26 per cent emissions reduction target by 2020 , has not been able to deliver Rachmat percentage figure has been obtained . According to the Secretary of the Working Group on Mitigation NCCC Farhan Helmy , this time has been reached at least half .
" In the last two years , the rate of deforestation that was originally on the 1 million hectares per year could be reduced to 450,000 hectares per year , " said Farhan .
In 2020 carbon emissions in Indonesia is estimated to reach 2.95 gigatons . Reduction target of 26 percent , he said , equivalent to 0.76 gigatons .
Coordinator of Capacity Building and Research Division NCCC Supangat Agus said the global fund to support mitigation and adaptation to climate change impacts research activities . Furthermore , it takes action plans based on the needs and scientific data .
There are three impacts of climate change need to be addressed . " That sea level rise , the rate of biodiversity loss , and reduced oxygen , " said Agus