Indonesia in its NDC commits to reduce the GHG emissions with unconditional target of 29% and conditional target of up to 41% from the BAU emission by 2030. To achieve the GHG emission reduction target, Indonesia focuses its programme on two sectors, i.e., land use change and forestry (LUCF) and energy sector. Both sectors are expected to contribute to around 28.2% of the total national emission reduction target that account for 811 M tonne COe or 28.2% below the baseline 2030 and the rest are contributed by agriculture, IPPU and waste sectors (Table 2). The progress of the achievement of national GHG emission mitigations implementation is assessed by comparing the national GHG emissions level in the year of implementation with the baseline GHG emissions level of unconditional target of the Indonesia NDC. Achievements of national mitigation based on calculations covering 5 sectors (energy, IPPU, forestry, agriculture, and waste) showed that the GHG emissions level in the period 2017-2019 fall below the baseline level (Figure 3). In 2017, the estimated emission decreased from the baseline by about 389,000 Gg COe. This was mainly due to the significant decreased in emission from FOLU sectors, specifically emission from peat fire. In 2018, the decreased in emission was due lower emission level compared to baseline in all sectors, with highest contribution from energy sector, amounted to 155,000 Gg COe (Figure 4). However, in 2019, peat fire emission from FOLU sector increased