The Climate Village Program (ProKlim) was launched as a national movement to control community-based climate change by the Minister of Environment and Forestry on 1 December 2016. ProKlim, which has been implemented since 2012, has transformed from giving appreciation to the lowest administrative areas at RW/RW level. hamlets and at the highest level at sub-district/village level, to encourage and facilitate the growth of Climate Villages through enriching innovations in climate change adaptation and mitigation programs implemented in collaboration between the government and Stakeholders.
Proklim is carried out in order to encourage communities to increase their capacity to adapt to the impacts of climate change and reduce greenhouse gas emissions as well as to provide appreciation for climate change adaptation and mitigation efforts that have been implemented at the local level in accordance with regional conditions.
Through ProKlim, it is hoped that efforts to increase resilience to the negative impacts of climate change as well as reduce greenhouse gas or GHG emissions can be carried out starting from the site level.
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The government's efforts to meet the Enhanced Nationally Determined Contribution (Enhanced NDC) target, the Forestry and Land Use (FOLU) sector has set an ambitious 2030 NetSink FOLU target with REDD+ as an important program in supporting the achievement of the NetSink FOLU target. To fulfill and implement this commitment, it is necessary to play a good role in managing environmental funds through integrated funding, in this case. In fulfilling and implementing this commitment and optimizing funding, the Indonesian Government has appointed the Environmental Fund Management Agency (BPDLH) as fund manager.< br /> In order to accelerate the implementation of environmental fund management so that the use of funds can be distributed in a targeted manner both at the central and regional levels, the Chair of SNPMU BioCF-ISFL attended the "National REDD+ Meeting: Optimizing the Utilization of REDD+ RBP Funds"
Tree planting activities are a concrete and strategic effort to overcome the triple planetary crisis, namely climate change, pollution and the threat of loss of biodiversity. All three are interrelated and very urgent to be addressed.
Trees have multipurpose benefits for humans and all living creatures. Not only does it provide oxygen, but it is also a carbon storage place that no other living creature on earth has. The existence of trees is for the survival of humans and the universe, playing an important role in reducing Greenhouse Gas emissions, the source of life for living creatures, storing water, maintaining air temperature, reducing noise, and reducing the strength of the wind.
The presence of trees and good land cover will increase nature's carrying capacity in mitigating climate change, food security, energy and the welfare of all living creatures. Therefore, the Ministry of Environment and Forestry is committed to reducing emissions from the forestry sector and other land uses through Indonesia's FOLU Net Sink 2030.
The number of seeds that will be planted in this simultaneous planting activity is 317 stems, with plant types including:
- Shorea Balangeran : 2 Stems
- Tembesu : 2 Bars
- Soursop : 6 Stems
- Small Soursop : 4 Bars
- Jackfruit : 10 Stems
- Mango : 5 Bars
- Durian : 5 Bars
- Matoa : 3 Bars
- White Wood : 100 Stems
- Jelutung : 100 Stems
- Meranti : 75 sticks
- Trembesi : 5 stems
In order to implement the MAR BioCF System in 2024 regarding reporting on emission reduction (ER) calculations, it is necessary to carry out ER calculation exercises and discussions regarding the accuracy value of land cover change data in Jambi Province. Another effort to improve the quality of GHG emissions reporting in Jambi Province has also been carried out through uncertainty analysis of land cover change data
in August-December 2023. These results are used to adjust the area of each class of land cover change (area adjustment) which will improve the estimated reference levels for emissions and absorption in Jambi Province.
Therefore, the MAR Sector is carrying out activities again to start 2024 with a Focus Group Discussion, Analysis of Emission Reduction Calculations and Accuracy Values of Land Cover Change Data for Jambi Province.
The purpose of this peer review discussion activity is to obtain information and
obtain comprehensive input from parties and stakeholders regarding
results of a study on strengthening the governance of climate change funds in Jambi Province and strengthening
Policy recommendations to make the distribution of climate change funds in Jambi Province more transparent
and accountable and on target
Source: BioCF Secretariat
Jangkat, Merangin. 2023
The number of procurement and planting of wood seeds for shade is 400 stems. The creation of this Forestry Plant Nursery was carried out in Tanjung Benuang Village, Jangkat Timur District.
The development of the nursery is carried out independently by the community with a daily cash incentive payment system. Meanwhile, the seeds provided in the nursery are Robusta Coffee Seeds, Surian Wood Seeds, Jengkol Seeds, Cinnamon Seeds, and Betara Pinang Seeds and it is hoped that this nursery will be the beginning for the Community in the Development of Forestry Plant Nurseries.
Results of the agreement to mediate the Bukit Selebu traditional forest conflict in Baru Kibul Village, West Tabir District on 19 December 2023 with the TNI, Polri, West Tabir, and the community around the Bukit Selebu Traditional Forest.
Source: KPHP Merangin.
Dubai, Aktual.com – Jambi Governor Al Haris was appointed as a speaker (resource person) at The Twenty Eight Conference of Parties The United Nation Framework Convention on Climate Change in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (COP28 UAE) by the Ministry of Environment and Forestry of the Republic of Indonesia (KLHK-RI).
This appointment is in the context of implementing the Ministry of Environment and Forestry's Decree Number SK: 168/MENLHK/PKTL/PLA.1/2/2022 concerning Indonesia's Forestry and Other Land Use (FOLU) Net Sink 2030 for Controlling Climate Change.
In his presentation with the theme: "Strengtening of Sub National Policies as the Real Action for Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions in FOLU Sectors", Governor Al Haris on Wednesday (6/12) evening Dubai time conveyed the Jambi Provincial Government's strategy which will continue to focus on efforts and interventions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
“Jambi has the most complete forest and land ecosystem on the island of Sumatra. "We have a fairly strong commitment and have REDD+ institutions, as well as consistency in policies to prevent forest and land fires, conflict, Community and Institutional Based Forest Management," he said. said Al Haris.
The General Chair of the Association of Indonesian Provincial Governments (APPSI) added that because his province has a REDD+ priority which has progress in preparing tools, initiatives and collaborative planning interventions across sectors, Jambi has become one of the provinces committed to reducing high levels of deforestation, forest and land degradation. .
“We have 3 pillars of Jambi Province's green economic growth strategy. First, sustainable land use, restoration and increased productivity. Second, human and institutional resource capacity through increasing access to development capital and livelihoods as well as utilization of environmental services. Lastly, connectivity and sustainable value chains,” explained.
So said Al Haris, the target to be achieved from this strategy is sustainable economic growth; inclusive and equitable growth; socio-economic resilience and environmental carrying capacity; healthy and productive ecosystems as providers of environmental services; and reducing the effects of greenhouse gases.
“Apart from that, people are more prosperous with a good environment, higher people's incomes, agriculture that is environmentally friendly and oriented towards community welfare, and sustainable forests have an impact on the implementation of social forestry and customary law communities that are better and more prosperous,” he said.
Then continued Al Haris in supporting the achievement of Indonesia's FOLU Net Sink 2030 target, namely the target of reducing greenhouse gas emissions, Jambi Province through Real Emission Reduction Programs/actions, one of which is the J-SLMP BioCF-ISFL Program, has been synergized into Long Term Planning ( RPJP and RTRW), Medium Term Planning (RPJMD Jambi Province 2021-2026).
“Jambi Province remains consistent with the programs and activities implemented through regional apparatus, Regional Working Partners, Private Sector and Community Groups in an effort to fulfill the Jambi Province GHG Emission Reduction target and the ultimate goal of contributing to reducing Indonesia's GHG emissions and impacting community welfare,&rdquo ; added Al Haris.
For this reason, said Al Haris, strategic support is needed to achieve the optimal target for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in Jambi Province, which can be done with the following steps, firstly increasing supporting financing to support climate change adaptation and mitigation in Jambi Province; secondly, collaborative programs and activities to support the protection of environmental ecosystems and biodiversity through the role of multi-stakeholders.
“Jambi Province has prepared a Grand Growth Planning (GGP) Document as a guide for intervention activities to prioritize community welfare and improve the economy at the site level; encouraging programs related to fulfilling Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) targets in Jambi Province; increasing the role of cross-sectoral climate change institutions supported by International Donor Institutions; "Finally supporting Jambi Province's policy in developing the One Map Policy,"” concluded Al Haris.
This article was written by:
Editor: Arbie Marwan
The number of procurement and planting of wood seeds for shade is 400 stems. The creation of this Forestry Plant Nursery was carried out in Tanjung Benuang Village, Tangga Timur District.
The construction of the nursery is carried out independently by the community with a daily cash incentive payment system. Meanwhile, the seeds provided in the nursery are Robusta Coffee Seeds, Surian Wood Seeds, Jengkol Seeds, Cinnamon Seeds, and Betara Pinang Seeds and it is hoped that this nursery will be the beginning for the community in developing a Forestry Plant Nursery.
Source: KPHP Merangin.
Activities for building forest guard posts and distributing forest products, where a fire monitoring tower was built this year, have now been physically completed (100%).
The location for the construction of the fire monitoring tower is within the administrative area of Sungai Telang Hamlet, Bathin III Ulu District.
Source: Environmental Service.