The document outlines Indonesia's strategy for financing transformative climate change projects through public-private partnerships and funding mechanisms. It establishes the Indonesia Green Investment fund that will co-invest with private investors in joint investment companies supporting renewable energy and other climate projects. Examples provided include a feed-in tariff program that pays an avoided cost rate premium to independent power producers to scale up renewable energy, with various entities and insurance programs in place to manage risks and ensure payments. The government also plans to gradually reduce electricity subsidies to free up funds for infrastructure and renewable energy development.