At the end of 2018, the Forest Independent Monitoring Network (JPIK)held a “National Seminar; Implementation of 2 FLEGT License Years “whichheld on 13 December. One of the goal is the exchange information on the development of the FLEGT License implementation of that has been in place for two years, running mainly evaluation and monitoring, and […]
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Independent Forest Monitoring Network (JPIK) publishes the 11th edition of the newsletter “The Monitor”.In this 11th “The Monitor” newsletter, JPIK summarizes information on progress and views from various parties actively involved in developing improved forest governance in Indonesia. This newsletter contains: National Consolidation of Independent Monitors in Strengthening Forest Governance through Effective Monitoring Sharing experiences
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Bogor, 7 June 2017. Timber logged illegally in and around a rogue oil palm plantation is being certified legal under Indonesia’s flagship timber certification system, despite repeated NGO reports to police, forestry enforcement officials, and certification professionals, a new report reveals. The report – Still Permitting Crime – published today by Indonesia’s Independent Forest Monitoring
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The palm oil industry has penetrated Kalimantan since the 1980s and its expansion has continued to this day. as in various regions in Indonesia, the Kalimantan palm oil industry is not free from various problems of practices that are not environmentally friendly, prone to land grabbing, violations of rights, both to workers and surrounding communities,
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In January 2017, the government and DPR RI agreed that the Palm Oil draft Bill would be one of the priority bills to be completed in 2017. The main reason presented by the drivers of this bill was to protect the palm oil industry from foreign intervention. In addition, three other reasons presented by the
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Bogor, 7 June 2017. Timber logged illegally in and around a rogue oil palm plantation is being certified legal under Indonesia’s flagship timber certification system, despite repeated NGO reports to police, forestry enforcement officials, and certification professionals, a new report reveals. The report – Still Permitting Crime – published today by Indonesia’s Independent Forest Monitoring
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PALM PLANTATION INDUSTRY has penetrated Sulawesi since the 1980’s and its expansion continues to this day. As in various regions in Indonesia, the Sulawesi palm oil industry is not free from various problems of practices that are not environmentally friendly, prone to land grabbing, violations of rights, both to workers and surrounding communities, and social
POSITION PAPERCivil Society Groups of the Land of Papua and North Maluku“The Certification System Is Not Just a Sustainable Palm Label” PALM PLANTATION INDUSTRY has penetrated the Land of Papua and North Maluku since 1982 and its expansion continues to this day. As in various regions in Indonesia, the palm oil industry of Tanah Papua
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Bogor, December 13, 2017. Illegal logging and smuggling of logs can be rife again in Indonesia if the proposal of the Ministry of Environment and Forestry (KLHK) to enforce log exports is approved. Kaoem Telapak and the Independent Forest Monitoring Network (JPIK) strongly reject this proposal because it can hamper the development of the domestic
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