Indonesia

United for Efficiency supports Indonesia’s policymakers and regulators in advancing policies, strategies and actions for the phase-out of inefficient lighting.

The initiative promotes an integrated policy approach to support the transition to energy-efficient lighting technologies, ensuring that market transformation can be sustained over time by the domestic market without continued external support.

At a Glance

Transformation of the national lighting market
Strengthening regulatory frameworks and enforcement
Supported by the Global Environment Facility (GEF)

Project Details

Main Components

This three-year (2020–2023) GEF-funded project supports the transformation of the national lighting market through policy, regulatory and capacity-building measures.

Promoting the transition of the existing lighting market to energy-efficient lighting technologies
Enhancing local manufacturing capacity to produce advanced lighting products in line with Minimum Energy Performance Standards (MEPS)
Introducing regulatory reforms, capacity building, and strengthened monitoring, verification and enforcement to support the uptake of efficient lighting products