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AKSARA AT A GLANCE

Over the past ten years, climate change mitigation programs have only focused on efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. In fact, Indonesia is faced with real challenges in addition to environmental damage, namely maintaining economic growth, and alleviating poverty.

Low Carbon Development (PRK) and Climate Resilience Development (PBI) are development initiatives that seek to strike a balance between economic growth, reducing poverty, reducing emissions, and increasing resilience to the impacts of climate change.

The PRK and PBI were developed from a series of programs, policies and government commitments related to climate change management, both at the national and international levels. The PPRK initiative is listed in the national development priorities in the 2020-2024 National Medium-Term Development Plan (RPJMN) document.

The PRK and PBI initiatives are listed in the national development priorities in the 2020-2024 National Medium-Term Development Plan (RPJMN) document.

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About AKSARA

The Government has fully aware that the climate change is a crucial problem that has wide impact on various aspect of life and affect the national development target. Hence, the climate change issue needs quick, accurate and integrated response.

Since the issuance of the 2020-2024 National Medium-Term Development Plan (RPJMN 2020-2024) which was inaugurated in Presidential Regulation No. 18 of 2020, addressing climate change, both Low Carbon Development and Climate Resilience Development, is a national priority. In order to support the achievement of the Low Carbon and Climate Resilience Development targets, the Central and Regional Governments are expected to formulate plans and implement low carbon and climate resilience actions.

Download the General Manual and Technical Reference AKSARA

The Planning and Monitoring Application for the National Low Carbon Action Plan (AKSARA) is a platform to make the documentation of the national low carbon action plan transparent, accurate, comprehensive, consistent, and integrated. AKSARA serves the following purposes:

  1. Provide accurate, transparent, and participative data and information on the mitigation actions in Indonesia
  2. Provide a system to collect and report the achievement of cross-sectoral and central-regional government cooperation mitigation actions to support the low carbon development in Indonesia
  3. Support the credibility and transparency in reporting the achievement of the greenhouse emission reduction and low carbon development in Indonesia to the international community; and
  4. Provide up to date data for the evaluation and planning process of the better low carbon development actions in the future.

What’s Inside AKSARA?

AKSARA ensures the low carbon development plans that have been formulated by the regions are monitored, measured, and reported in a continuous and integrated process. Therefore, the planning phase is included in AKSARA in addition to the monitoring, evaluation, and reporting phases. The four phases are translated into the following modules:

AKSARA Rancang

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The frontpage of AKSARA aims at supporting the central and regional governments in designing and planning various interventions for low carbon development.

Through AKSARA Rancang, the regional government can create various impact simulations to estimate the benefits of the low carbon development effort in the future.

Aksara Kumawas

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All plans need careful supervision and monitoring to ensure the success and accuracy are measurable.

AKSARA-Kumawas provides various facilities for the central and regional governments to monitor the implementation of low carbon activities that have been performed.

Aksara Sangkala

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To create planning and implementation that are adaptive and match future changes, the low carbon development needs a regular and yearly evaluation.

AAksara-Sangkala is a module offering a balanced evaluation of the low carbon development achievement both in the central and regional governments

Aksara Biwara

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In the end, a good effort must be reported and communicated in a proper way to all stakeholders both in Indonesia and the international community

AKSARA-Biwara provides stakeholders with comprehensive, organized, and reliable information on the entire process of the low carbon development implementation.

Rancang, Kumawas, Sangkala, and Birawa are from the Sanskrit, which, in literal translation, mean plan, monitor, evaluate, and report. This signifies all processes in the AKSARA. The Sanskrit is used as it reflects Indonesian traditional values and in line with the word ‘AKSARA’.

Who are AKSARA’s users?

Administrator at the National Ministries and Agencies

  • Bappenas and the RAN/RAD GRK Secretariat
  • Data administrators and users in general

Administrator at the Provincial Ministries and Agencies

  • Ministries/Agencies, Bappeda/Head of Task Force
  • Data Quality Controlling
  • Activity Report Approval
  • Creating users account

Technical Contributors

  • Technical units and ministries/agencies
  • Technical units at the regional government working organization (OPD)
  • Data entries for the technical information on the mitigation action

Editor

  • Analyst of Sekretariat PPRK
  • Data quality control

How does AKSARA work?

Completeness and Duplication Test

  • The test is conducted for the information filled both in general and technical forms
  • The test is conducted automatically by the system by using the information list categorized as ‘mandatory’ in the AKSARA’s entry system
  • The data cannot be safe or recorded in the system if the Completeness and Duplication Test have not been performed
  • The Data that have passed the Completeness and Duplication Test will be categorized as ‘Draft’ which will be examined further

Validity Test

  • The test is conducted for the information filled in the technical form of respective sectors
  • Phase I: The test is conducted automatically by the system by using the reference of the agreed information type for each column in the AKSARA’s forms
  • Phase 2: The test is conducted automatically by the system by using calculation criterions involving various AKSARA information columns i.e.: (distance between crops, number of crops, planting areas) > 1 meter
  • The data will not be calculated as an emission reduction in the AKSARA system if the validity test has not been performed and
  • The data that has passed the validity test will earn status ‘approved’ and will be published as part of the main information in the AKSARA page