The knowledge level of the academics, the government, the local community, the local NGOs, and the private sector are 80 %, 79 %, 79 %, 77 %, and 69 %, respectively. According to the ANOVA, the significance was 0.012 with a 0.05 threshold of significance, which means there was no significance. Hence, the knowledge level […]
Category: Designing Low Carbon Societies in Landscapes
Provincial Perspectives on REDD+
This section discusses the status of the REDD+ working group in Central Sulawesi Province, and also their knowledge level and opinions on REDD+. 19.5.3.1 REDD+ Working Group of Central Sulawesi Province The REDD+ working group is responsible for developing REDD+ infrastructure and social, economic, and environmental safeguard mechanisms to enable Central Sulawesi to be ‘ready’ […]
Overview of Climate Change Funds in Terms ofREDD+
Focusing on the REDD+ financing mechanism, there are three main funds, namely, bilateral funds (Norway, Japan, Germany, Australia, Korea, United Kingdom, etc.), multi-donor trust funds (the World Bank and United Nations bodies), and national trust funds [Indonesia REDD+ Partnership Fund (IRPF) and Indonesia Climate Change Trust Fund (ICCTF)]. These funds are managed by government institutions, […]
REDD+ Strategy
Although the design of frameworks, mechanisms, and arrangements to implement REDD programs have received significant attention, it is not yet clear how REDD+ will function on the ground or how the participation of local populations will be assured (Cronkleton et al. 2011). Indonesia’s REDD+ strategy consists of five elements, being the following: a. Reference emission […]
19.5.1.1 REDD+ Development in Indonesia
Papua New Guinea and Costa Rica called for the inclusion of reducing emissions from deforestation in developing countries (RED) at UNFCCC COP 11, 2005, in Montreal, Canada. Afterward, the Indonesia Forest Climate Alliance (IFCA) carried out brief studies on Indonesia’s preparedness to implement REDD methodologically and institutionally. At UNFCCC COP13, 2007, in Bali, Indonesia, the […]
Discussion
19.5.1 REDD+ Current Status in Indonesia Indonesia is now in the second phase or readiness phase of REDD+. In this phase, Indonesia is preparing REDD+ methodologies and policies to facilitate REDD+ implementation. Romijn et al. (2012) stated that Indonesia, one country at the forefront of REDD+ framework concerns, positively has a high proportion of forest […]
REDD+ Working Group of Central Sulawesi Province
According to Central Sulawesi Province (2011), on February 18, 2011, there were 77 REDD+ working group members in total, 4 members of the advisory board, 8 coordinators, and 65 members of the working group. However, just over 50 % of members were actively involved in the UN-REDD Programme Indonesia. Each sub-working group was represented by […]
Challenge ofREDD+ Financial Status in Indonesia
At this time, REDD+ projects are funded by international and national funds. The Government of Indonesia obtained international funds through bilateral cooperation (Australia, Germany, Japan, Norway, etc.) and multi-donors [the World Bank, the International Tropical Timber Organization (ITTO), the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the Food and Agriculture Organization […]
REDD+ Current Status in Indonesia
The current status of REDD+ in Indonesia was obtained from reviewing secondary data. This section recorded the REDD+ development during the past 7 years and its strategy in Indonesia. The emergence of REDD+ and the establishment of institutions, regulations, and information related to REDD+ from 2005 to 2012 are presented in Fig. 19.1. UNFCCC COP […]
Methods
The data and information were collected from October 2010 to July 2012. Through desk review, the institution, regulation/policy, strategy, and capacity building related to REDD+ were identified and analyzed. Comprehending the REDD+ current status and the challenge of a REDD+ financial mechanism were obtained from reviewing secondary data. The provincial level perspectives on REDD+ were […]