Indonesia Infrastructure Finance (IIF) has allocated IDR42.5 trillion in financing for more than 150 strategic infrastructure projects, reinforcing its role as a key partner of the Government of Indonesia and the private sector in driving sustainable development and economic growth. Since its establishment in 2010, IIF has supported priority sectors including transport, energy, telecommunications, and clean water.
Recent financing has backed renewable energy projects with nearly 700 MWh of installed capacity, benefitting 693,000 households and reducing 4.81 million tons of CO2 emissions annually. The institution has also supported seven drinking water projects serving 6.7 million people.
Infrastructure development has been central to Indonesia’s transformation, from early investments in highways and irrigation to recent large-scale programs such as Trans-Sumatra, Trans-Kalimantan, and Trans-Papua highways, new airports, and the new capital city (IKN). With an electrification ratio of 99.83 percent and strong progress on SDG indicators, IIF will continue to apply ESG principles in financing projects that strengthen national connectivity and prepare for Golden Indonesia 2045.
