The investment comes from commitments from 38 partners, with US$396 million already realized, according to Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati.
"To date, SDG Indonesia One has contributed to 111 development projects and seven financing projects," she remarked at the 2025 International Conference on Infrastructure (ICI) in Jakarta on Thursday (June 12).
Established in 2018, SDG Indonesia One serves as a platform for mobilizing funds from various potential sources, including international, multilateral, and bilateral organizations; development banks; commercial banks; government institutions; corporations; and philanthropic institutions.
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The 111 projects span sectors, such as energy efficiency, health, renewable energy, waste management, water and sanitation, road and bridge infrastructure, transportation, tourism, and multi-sector initiatives.
In terms of beneficiaries, 63.85 percent are business entities, while the other 36.15 percent are local governments.
Beyond project financing, this platform is also active in building an ecosystem that supports sustainable development.
To date, 96 ecosystem-strengthening activities have been conducted, including capacity-building training, business matching, organizing forums or events, and product development.
"This platform is very important, especially in responding to the challenges of fiscal limitations in providing public infrastructure as well as (meeting the demand for) high-value projects that are greatly needed by the state, society, and the economy," Indrawati added.
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