Americas > Indonesia signs $35-mln debt swap deal with US, NGOs to conserve coral reef ecosystems

Indonesia signs $35-mln debt swap deal with US, NGOs to conserve coral reef ecosystems

Published 07:49 on July 9, 2024  /  Last updated at 07:49 on July 9, 2024  / /  Americas, Asia Pacific, Biodiversity, International, Other APAC, US

Indonesia has signed a $35 million debt-for-nature swap and coral reef conservation agreement with the US and four non-governmental organisations (NGOs) to protect and restore country’s coral reef ecosystems.
Indonesia has signed a $35 million debt-for-nature swap and coral reef conservation agreement with the US and four non-governmental organisations (NGOs) to protect and restore country’s coral reef ecosystems.


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