Achieving Sustainability: Green Economic Synergy in The Indonesian Economy

This research aims to analyze various implementations of the green economy in the economic sector and its aspects as an effort to achieve sustainable synergy of the green economy within Indonesia’s economy. The study uses a descriptive qualitative method, with data collection techniques utilizing literature studies. Data analysis applies the Miles and Huberman model, including data reduction, data presentation, and conclusion drawing. The results show that the implementation of the green economy is an effort to achieve sustainable economic development. Overall, the transition and implementation of the green economy in the economic sector offer greater and more sustainable economic benefits, as well as improve the quality of life by creating more jobs, increasing income, and supporting environmental conservation. Furthermore, the analysis of the development of the three pillars of the green economy in the environmental, economic, and social aspects of Indonesia demonstrates that the transformation towards a green economy has a positive impact on realizing sustainable synergy in Indonesia’s economy across various sectors. The challenges in implementing a green economy in Indonesia can be addressed through a combination of appropriate policies, adequate investment, and active participation from all stakeholders. A blend of strong regulations, education, and supporting technology and infrastructure will accelerate Indonesia’s transition towards a more environmentally friendly, sustainable, and climate-resilient economy.