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This panel divides the dialogue into two interrelated sessions: Session 1: Structuring Macro-Fiscal Frameworks: From State Revenue Generation to Sub-National Redistribution (Celios, Pinus, & The Regent of Bulungan) : Focusing on how the state can structurally generate green capital through progressive taxes (Ecological Tax and Windfall Profit Tax) and effectively redistribute it. This session bridges macro policy with concrete local governance by showcasing the successful implementation of Ecological Fiscal Transfers (EFT) at 43 subnational governments, featuring first-hand executive insights on grassroots ecological impacts and the opportunities in the implementation of local ecological tax. Session 2: Grassroots Inclusivity: Financing Community-Based Solutions and Enforcing Accountability at the Frontlines (The Reform Initiatives, PWYP Indonesia, Community Representatives) : Moving beyond macro-fiscal policies, this session addresses how green finance and climate mechanisms land at the grassroots level. The discussion will highlight strategies for financing community-led solutions—including high-integrity carbon markets and optimizing local extractive revenues—while enforcing strict accountability at the frontlines. By bringing in frontline voices, this panel ensures that climate finance actively protects local communities and workers from the ecological "exit costs" of transition mineral extraction, ensuring benefit-sharing is transparent, gender-responsive, and truly empowering.