Green Growth Construction in The G20 and Indonesia's Economic Recovery Strategy

M.Zidny Nafi' Hasbi, Ipuk Widaynti

Abstract


The role of the G20 as the main international economic forum is supported by the agenda for economic recovery in developing countries during the pandemic. Indonesia's presidency at the G20 in 2022 will be an important opportunity for the government to strengthen partnerships between developing and developed countries in providing economic recovery and closing global inequality gaps. Indonesia's role in realizing a productive, resilient, and just economic recovery reflects the benefits of the G20 forum by encouraging cooperation and partnership. This study aims to analyze contemporary issues regarding the implementation of a green economy and Indonesia's economic recovery strategy. This study uses a qualitative method with narrative analysis, referring to case studies of several of Indonesia's successes in multilateral cooperation forums, by collecting secondary data from various sources, both national and international journals and from official government documents, literature books, and news sources that have good evidence. strong. The findings from this study suggest several policy options to encourage a green economy transition including attracting green investment to Indonesia, shifting from primary to secondary and tertiary commodities, suspending incentives for the extractive sector, and maintaining consistency of policies and regulations related to the green economy.


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