The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the SDG Academy Indonesia will hold a series of nationwide trainings on circular economy, a business model that can support Indonesia meet its ambitious emission target.
The workshops be held in partnership with Japanese manufacturing company, Nippon Closures Co., Ltd and it is part five dialogues in the Academy’s five-month SDG Leadership Program on circular economy. The circular economy trainings will target government and non-government officials including academia, the private sectors, philanthropic organizations, Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO), media and youth.
The CE dialogue will also invite CE experts and best practices from both countries, where they talk about the overview of current situations relating to CE initiatives in Japan and Indonesia. The trainings will be held online. It will feature experts and policy makers in circular economy field such as Environmental Affairs Directorate from Bappenas, Environment Unit of UNDP Indonesia, and focal point from NCC and ICMG.

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the SDG Academy Indonesia will hold a series of nationwide trainings on circular economy, a business model that can support Indonesia meet its ambitious emission target.
The workshops be held in partnership with Japanese manufacturing company, Nippon Closures Co., Ltd and it is part five dialogues in the Academy’s five-month SDG Leadership Program on circular economy. The circular economy trainings will target government and non-government officials including academia, the private sectors, philanthropic organizations, Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO), media and youth.
The CE dialogue will also invite CE experts and best practices from both countries, where they talk about the overview of current situations relating to CE initiatives in Japan and Indonesia. The trainings will be held online. It will feature experts and policy makers in circular economy field such as Environmental Affairs Directorate from Bappenas, Environment Unit of UNDP Indonesia, and focal point from NCC and ICMG.

Thirty-six participants of the SDG Leadership Program at SDG Academy Indonesia graduated in a virtual ceremony on Wednesday.

The program’s third intake will focus on the topics of Human Resources & Employability and Sustainable Waste Management.

The first batch of students of the SDG Leadership Program graduated today from the SDG Academy Indonesia, a collaborative platform between the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas), and the Tanoto Foundation.

SDG Academy Indonesia is organizing the Greener Future writing competition to commemorate the 2021 World Environment Day and the launching of Beranda Inspirasi. Beranda Inspirasi is a platform from SDG Academy Indonesia to spread ideas, inspirations, and innovations regarding the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) achievement in Indonesia. How to participate? Writings should be between 1,000 […]