Building climate resilience in Indonesia is focused on four sectors affected by climate change: Marine and Coastal Sector, in the potential hazard of the increased wave height and sea level which results in inundation or flooding in the coastal areas; Agriculture Sector, in the potential decrease of rice production; Water Sector, in the potential increase of the frequency of drought and the potential decrease of water availability; and Health Sector, in the increase indicative outbreak of DHF, malaria, and pneumonia diseases. Climate change impacts are spread throughout Indonesia with different risk levels according to the hazard, vulnerability, and climate resilience capacity of the environment and its communities. Increasing climate resilience through specific activities at the location of climate resilience action interventions aims to reduce vulnerability and strengthen the capacity for communities. Therefore, people can withstand the impacts of climate change. The locations for climate resilience interventions are the priority locations for climate resilience activities, categorized into three levels, super-priority, top-priority, and priority, based on the level of hazard, vulnerability, and the risk of potential disasters