Bridging Indonesia's
green policies and

Cleanomic is a green policy research and communications platform — helping corporations, investors, and institutions understand and navigate Indonesia's evolving climate and sustainability landscape. We research, analyse, and communicate. So the people who need to act, can.

economic realities.

Services

Six ways to

work with us

Policy research & brief

Deep-dive research on Indonesian climate regulation, carbon markets, and ESG policy — written for decision-makers who need clarity, not jargon.

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Stakeholder mapping
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Mapping, facilitation, and advisory for multi-stakeholder processes — especially suited for international organizations operating in Indonesia.

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Speaker & moderator

Keynote and panel moderation for sustainability conferences, ESG webinars, and corporate training — in Bahasa Indonesia and English.

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Brand & media collaboration

Content partnerships and sustainability campaigns with brands, NGOs, and institutions. All paid collaborations are clearly disclosed.

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Campaign & spotlight

Amplifying individuals, communities, and businesses doing positive work for the environment — documentary-style features under #CuanLestari.

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Green property & lifestyle

Baros Farmhouse (West Java) and Minisponsible House — sustainable hospitality, eco-living workshops, and content. Opening year-end 2026.

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Published Research

Documented.

Published. Read.

Beyond the brief — Cleanomic contributes to Indonesia's green economy conversation through published policy research with multilateral institutions and government bodies. And for everyone else: practical guides to actually living it.

Co-produced with UNDP's Low Carbon Development Indonesia programme, this research maps Indonesia's circular economy landscape — and has been cited in Bappenas' official Circular Economy Roadmap, directly shaping national policy direction.

A commissioned policy study mapping Indonesia's green technology startup ecosystem — analyzing sector distribution, regulatory barriers, and investment readiness across cleantech, agritech, and circular economy verticals. Produced in collaboration with GIZ to inform both government policy and private sector strategy.

Published by Gramedia — Indonesia's largest publisher — this book makes the economic case for sustainable living in everyday, practical terms. Written for the general public, it guides readers through reducing waste, cutting carbon footprint, and finding financial benefit in the process. Co-authored by Denia Isetianti and Aldy Mardikanto, it remains one of the few Indonesian books to bridge environmental action with personal finance.