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Leveraging Finance to Scale Up Climate-Resilient Food Systems

Indonesia’s food system is constrained by climate vulnerability, declining agricultural productivity, fragmented governance, and significant inequality across rural communities. Smallholder farmer, especially women and youth, face barriers to finance, technology, and markets. Food loss and waste persist across value chains, dietary diversity remains limited, and environmental degradation continues in key commodities. The Joint Programme promotes integrated territorial approaches to climate smart production, inclusive finance, value chain upgrading, and strengthened district level governance, complementing national strategies under the national food systems pathway and climate commitments.

• Improved climate‑resilient and nutrition‑sensitive production models in priority districts.
• Strengthened MSMEs and cooperatives through better technologies, post‑harvest practices, and market linkages.
• Improved production practices across targeted value chains through innovation and circular solutions.
• District‑level governance platforms established to coordinate planning and investment.
• Inclusive financial solutions developed to support women, youth, and smallholder enterprises.

Ministry of National Development Planning (BAPPENAS); Ministry of Agriculture; Indonesa Environment Fund; sub‑national governments; farmer groups and cooperatives; financial institutions; private sector actors across targeted value chains.

• Territorial food systems diagnostics and integrated action plans.
• Climate‑smart production pilots and training for smallholders.
• Digital and circular economy solutions pilots for the rice value chain.
• MSME strengthening packages for risk preparedness, including equipment, skills, and market access.
• Blended finance mechanisms developed in collaboration with financial institutions, including SDG Bonds and Green Sukuk scheme.