Sebangau National Park plays an important role in the conservation of wetlands. The Sebangau peatland ecosystem covers 462,718.25 ha or 81 percent of the total national park area. Of the total area of peatland in Central Kalimantan – the largest in Kalimantan – 17.4 percent is in the Sebangau National Park. However, according to the […]
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The latest report on the Network of Independent Forestry Monitors (JPIK) – the Loss of Our Forests and Peatlands – reveals systematic and extensive encroachment, as well as illegal logging within the Sebangau National Park (Sebangau National Park) reaching up to the rehabilitation zone and jungle zone. Sebangau National Park in Central Kalimantan Province
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JPIK Newsletter Issue 10 “The Monitor” has been published. The 10th edition of the newsletter is the fourth “The Monitor” published by JPIK. In this edition, JPIK summarizes various activities of JPIK as independent monitors, as well as the development of sustainable forest management in Indonesia. The Monitor this time contains: Report on the Misuse
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Illegal logging and circulation of illegal timber in Papua in recent months has increased. The rise of these cases is a serious concern of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK). In an effort to prevent the KPK from coordinating and supervising (Korsup) to improve the management of forest resources in Papua. The increase in cases of
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The problem of illegal timber trade that is rampant in Indonesia is a problem that requires a solution through continuous improvement of governance. Indonesia in this regard has committed itself to eradicating illegal logging and trafficking in illegal timber through the Timber Legality Verification System (SVLK). But there are just gaps in the use of
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The coalition of civil society in Indonesia submits an open letter to the President of Indonesia and the President of the European Union Council and leaders of European Union member countries. To encourage the Indonesian government to look more deeply at the impact of oil palm plantation businesses such as the causes of forest destruction,
JPIK published the third edition of “The Monitor”. Report on the development of forest management in Indonesia and the development of activities carried out by JPIK. The Monitor which is the ninth edition of the newsletter contains: JPIK Launches Four-Year Monitoring Book 7 Years of Monitoring East Java Wood Processing Industry Capacity Building for Timber
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The results of monitoring of JPIK in August 2015, found that there were industries in East Java and South Sulawesi that received and processed wood from suppliers who did not yet have S-LK. One of those identified was PT Panca Usaha Palopo Plywood (PT PUPP) located in Luwu Regency, South Sulawesi. PT PUPP has an
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SILK as a center for timber legality information in Indonesia is currently a reference for many parties both at home and abroad. Thus this information system must continue to be developed to support the implementation of the SVLK in more directions. In addition, this information system is also expected to be one tool for
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