KEPENTINGAN EKONOMI INDONESIA DALAM PENCAPAIAN TARGET NET ZERO EMISSION PADA 2060

Global warming will increasingly pose a threat to world security at the end of this century. The increase in the earth's temperature is estimated to reach 4-5 oC, which will have an impact on damage to ecological systems and increase the risk of other climate disasters. In order to keep the earth's temperature rise from exceeding 2 oC compared to pre-industrial times, the Paris Agreement stipulates obligations for state contributions in Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) and the Long-term Strategy for Low Carbon and Climate Resilience (LTS-LCCR). The LTSR-LCCR document, which is a long-term strategy from the NDC, contains countries' commitments to achieve Net Zero Emission conditions before 2070, including Indonesia, which is committed to achieving NZE conditions in 2060 or earlier. By analyzing data obtained through literature in explanatory research to find out Indonesia's interests in achieving the NZE 2060 target. This research shows that the NZE 2060 target is related to the economic interests that Indonesia wants to achieve. Achieving the NZE 2060 Target will help Indonesia gain benefits in the form of funding to address the impacts of climate change, diversify the economy from concentrating natural resources, and achieve Indonesia's vision of becoming a developed economy by 2045.