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As IKI-financed projects, we organize a wide range of events—from small meetings with counterparts to large-scale workshops and forums.
As an organization committed to conservation and reducing greenhouse gas emissions, we believe that sustainability should not just be a vision, but a practice reflected in how we operate. Hosting environmentally responsible events is one way we can “walk the talk” and inspire others to do the same. There are some small but impactful steps you can take ranging from choosing sustainable venues, strategic location with public transport option, until digital event materials.

As IKI-financed projects, we organize a wide range of events—from small meetings with counterparts to large-scale workshops and forums.
As an organization committed to conservation and reducing greenhouse gas emissions, we believe that sustainability should not just be a vision, but a practice reflected in how we operate. Hosting environmentally responsible events is one way we can “walk the talk” and inspire others to do the same. There are some small but impactful steps you can take ranging from choosing sustainable venues, strategic location with public transport option, until digital event materials.

To strengthen impact measurement within IKI projects, IKI Hub Indonesia, in collaboration with harapura impact, hosted the 3rd IKI Training: Beyond Numbers – Understanding Impact Measurement for Sustainable Solutions on February 18–19, 2025, in Jakarta. This training empowered participants to move beyond output-based reporting and adopt impact-driven evaluation frameworks—ensuring that climate initiatives lead to real, measurable change.

On 3 February 2025, the International Climate Initiative (IKI) Hub Indonesia, in collaboration with Think Policy Indonesia, hosted a discussion session on Navigating New Trends in Climate Action. The event that was implemented through ‘fish-bowl format’ brought together organizations implementing IKI-funded projects to exchange insights and strategies.