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Date (Year)	Results (t CO2 eq/year)	Assessed forest reference level (t CO2 eq/year)	Quantities for which payments were received (t CO2 eq/year)	Entity paying for results	Links to documentation
2013	48,978,427	568,859,881	-	-	FCCC/SBI/ICA/2019/TATR.1/IDN Biennial update report with submission of REDD+ results (BUR 2) FCCC/TAR/2016/IDN Submission on proposed reference level Modified submission on proposed reference level 1st Safeguards information summary Third National Communication (including Safeguards information summary) National REDD+ Strategy
2014	48,978,427	572,355,503	6,750,000	Green Climate Fund (funding proposal)
2015	48,978,427	575,851,125	6,750,000	Green Climate Fund (funding proposal)
2016	48,978,427	579,346,747	6,750,000	Green Climate Fund (funding proposal)
2017	48,978,427	582,842,369	11,230,924	1st Result Based Contribution RI-Norway Partnership
2018	192,483,053	586,337,991	10,000,000	2nd Result Based Contribution RI-Norway Partnership (addendum)	FCCC/SBI/ICA/2022/TATR.2/IDN Biennial update report with submission of REDD+ results (BUR 3) FCCC/TAR/2016/IDN Submission on proposed reference level Modified submission on proposed reference level 1st Safeguards information summary Third National Communication (including Safeguards information summary) National REDD+ Strategy
2019	192,483,053	589,833,613	10,000,000	3rd Result Based Contribution RI-Norway Partnership (addendum)
2020	192,483,053	593,329,235	-	-
2022	-	192,921,295	-	-	Biennial transparency report with submission of REDD+ results (BTR 1) FCCC/TAR/2022/IDN Submission on proposed reference level Modified submission on proposed reference level 2nd Safeguards information summary National REDD+ Strategy

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Published and submitted: September 2023

REDD+ Story Indonesia

Indonesia submitted its 1st forest reference emission level in 2016. Since then, Indonesia has taken concrete steps to halt deforestation and forest degradation, including the 1st submission of the REDD+ results in 2018, as well as the National Strategy and Safeguard Information Summary in 2019. As a result, Indonesia received results-based payments equating to the reduction of approximately 20 million tons of CO2. Indonesia's REDD+ story does not end here. In 2022, Indonesia successfully completed both the technical assessment process for its 2nd forest reference level and the technical analysis process for its 2nd REDD+ results. This article describes Indonesia’s REDD+ success story to date.

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