- Jejakin raises $2.7M to combat climate crisis in Indonesia.
- The startup helps businesses calculate emissions, implement sustainability initiatives.
- Jejakin supports Indonesia’s efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Green guardians rise
Indonesia’s climate tech warrior, Jejakin, has secured a $2.7 million funding boost from investors like Indogen Capital and East Ventures.
The startup is on a mission to shield the nation from rising sea levels, extreme weather, and agricultural disruptions caused by climate change.
Jejakin enables businesses to calculate their carbon footprint, oversee climate actions, and contribute to climate change mitigation strategies.
In addition to running the carbon offset marketplace CarbonSpace, the startup empowers companies to implement and track sustainability initiatives. The fresh funds will fuel tech research, development, and market expansion.
Eco-warriors unite
Since its inception in 2018 by Arfan Arlanda, Sudono Salim, Andreas Djingga, and Haris Iskandar, Jejakin has rallied clients like Gojek, BCA, and Telkomsel to the cause.
The startup supports Indonesia’s efforts to combat climate change, such as establishing a carbon exchange to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from sectors like energy and manufacturing.
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