Discover how NTB aims to achieve net zero emissions by 2050

In NTB, efforts are underway to achieve net zero emissions by 2050, emphasizing resource development and community education in renewable energy. Nurjanah of Yayasan Penabulu highlights the pentahelix approach involving private sector and government collaboration. Village enterprises are encouraged to explore energy ventures, while M. Ali seeks innovation support for charcoal production.

The province of NTB (West Nusa Tenggara) is optimistic about achieving net zero emissions by 2050, leveraging its abundant resources.

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Developing Human Resources in NTB

During this transition period, human resources (HR) are being developed with a focus on gender, disability, and social inclusion. Nurjanah, Programme Coordinator of Yayasan Penabulu “We For Jet”, emphasized the need for immediate preparation of resources to meet the government's target. This includes HR development and budget allocations for the transition period.

The Pentahelix Approach: Collaborating for NTB's Renewable Energy Transition

“The pentahelix approach is essential for meeting this goal," she said, highlighting the crucial role of the private sector, government, and other stakeholders in transitioning from fossil fuels to renewable energy.

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Educating Communities on Renewable Energy

To prepare HR for achieving net zero emissions by 2050,regular participation in activities enhancing knowledge about renewable energy is vital. This knowledge dissemination is especially critical at the village level, ensuring community readiness for the implementation of net zero emissions.

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Empowering NTB's Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDes)

Nurjanah stressed the importance of socializing the energy transition within village communities, enabling them to utilize available resources for daily needs. She advocated for community involvement through platforms like the GEDSI Jet Working Group, which engages local governments in village-level advocacy.

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Challenges and Opportunities for Local Charcoal Sellers

Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDes) are encouraged to pivot towards energy-related businesses, offering substantial opportunities during this transition. M. Ali, a local charcoal seller, expressed interest in government-led initiatives to innovate coconut shell processing methods. He highlighted the need for socialization programs to facilitate the adoption of new technologies and increase productivity.

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