Abstract
One of the new paradigms in development is that it should not only be short-term oriented, but the development process must be built upon the principle of sustainability. The concept of sustainable development has become a new model in which development is viewed not only from the perspective of material gain but also in terms of ensuring the continuity of the entire human ecosystem. One of the key issues in sustainable development is the challenge of global climate change and environmental governance. Indonesia and China are countries in the Asian region that play a significant role in controlling global climate change and managing environmental governance. Both Indonesia and China have considerable global influence in responding to issues of climate change and environmental management. China has been actively taking a crucial role in global climate policy through its global green development programs. The policies of Indonesia and China demonstrate a strong commitment to supporting environmentally sound development, encompassing green standards, green technology, green factories, green products, and a green mindset