Green Public Procurement in Indonesia

Table of Contents

• 1.0 Introduction and Purpose of the Study 8
• 2.0 Research Methodology 10
• 3.0 Policy Priorities and Environmental Objectives 11
• 3.1 Climate Change Mitigation 11
• 3.2 The Role of GPP in Accelerating Climate Action in Indonesia 12
• 4.0 Legal and Governance Framework for GPP 13
• 4.1 The Legal Framework for GPP 13
• 4.2 Governance System and Key Stakeholders 15
• 4.3 Procurement Systems and Platforms 20
• 5.0 Current GPP Practices in Indonesia 22
• 5.1 Overview of GPP Implementation 22
• 5.2 Available Tools for GPP and Case Studies 22
• 5.3 GPP Challenges in Indonesia 27
• 6.0 Recommendations for Advancing GPP in Indonesia 30
• 6.1 Recommendation 1: Improve easy-to-use tools 31
• 6.2 Recommendation 2: Enhance training, capacity building, and support infrastructure 32
• 6.3 Recommendation 3: Provide financial and non-financial incentives for procurers and suppliers 33
• 6.4 Recommendation 4: Improve GPP monitoring 34
• 7.0 Conclusion 35
• References 36
• Appendix A. Interview Guide 41
• Figure 1. Key procurement stakeholders in Indonesia 15
• Figure 2. GPP Indonesia stakeholder map 20
• Figure 3. Type I Indonesian eco-label 23
• Figure 4. Recommendations for advancing GPP in Indonesia 30
• Table 1. Summary of the legal framework for GPP 13
• Box 1. Case study: Sustainable timber procurement in infrastructure and construction in Indonesia 24
• Box 2. Case study: Implementation of an EMS in the construction of a Public Works Department office building, Riau Province 26
• Box 3. Case study: Case study of toll road construction above the sea (Bali Mandara Toll Road) 27