Indonesia's Net-Zero Leadership Precedent Growth and Sustainable Development in the Narrative of Indonesia's Energy Reform and Net-Zero Transition Leadership Narrative: • Representative call of global ambition marked by Indonesia's governance leadership at COP26 sets tone from the top on behalf of the Global South, with specific aim that makes sense of structural growth in simultaneous dialog of sustainability and net-zero transition at 2030/2050 horizon (see Indonesia's climate commitment to the international community on behalf of UNFCCC); • Sustainability investment for the future, nevertheless, requires a rigorous planning and execution that address structural challenge at today’s transition, such as upon diversification of energy mix with renewable sources, while also integrating greater forward-looking outlook to the medium-term macrofiscal framework, with achievable target corridors as part of national and regional development narrative (referred to as RPJMN for 2015-19 and 2020-24); • Leadership narrative of the required structural transition in this sense must bring together incentive for infrastructure development (such as core grid and last-mile energy infrastructure) to the premise of socio-economic achievement, thereby forging an orchestrating impact platform substantive to choices of the reform strategy at transition all across governance dimensions, particularly in terms of security and sustainability but also competitiveness and resilience (see national energy and electrification plans RUEN/RUKN); • Pivot of the net-zero transition shall find reciprocal market-policy resonance once seeking to mutually reinforce whole-of-ecosystem impact based on joint climate mitigation and adaptation mechanisms, thereby effectively addressing physical and transition risks on the global and regional level, while opening up new strategic technology and innovation dialogs (for instance with advance in clean hydrogen as strategic risk mitigation tool in economic policy narrative), essentially by harnessing reciprocal partnership on both policy and diplomacy levels in fulfillment of growth and sustainability ambition in the long run (refer to global-governance initiatives from Indonesia's G20 Presidency in 2022); • Resonance of Indonesia's governance leadership shall therefore set a key pivotal leadership precedent, representative to the international community at today’s critical transition, and thereby substantiating strategic dialogs of net-zero and sustainability partnership, all in greater shared narrative of climate-resilient development that wins market and policy traction from perspective of national growth and sustainability development while leaving no one behind.