JPIK involves the young generation as active agents in efforts to combat deforestation and climate change in the “Youth Resilience in Combating Deforestation and Climate Change in the Kerinci Seblat National Park (TNKS)” program, this program will involve a series of activities to increase young people’s capacity and knowledge about forests and monitoring activities that […]
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This joint statement was prepared by a coalition of civil society movements in Indonesia consisting of various groups, including CSOs, independent oil palm farmer unions, oil palm plantation workers, indigenous community organizations, local communities, women and youth. They welcomed the joint initiative between Indonesia, Malaysia and the European Union to form a Joint Task Force
Forest encroachment and illegal logging have become problems that damage the environment around the world, including in Indonesia. The Kerinci Seblat National Park (TNKS) is one of the fourth largest natural heritage sites in Indonesia that has been significantly affected. In 2011, the KSNP was included in the heritage list of tropical rainforests with threatened
The background for the Global Forest Watch and Forest Watcher training is the rampant deforestation in Indonesia’s primary forests. The use of remote sensing technology has long been used in forest monitoring and protection activities, but early detection of deforestation is still a challenge for forest protection activists. Global Forest Watch is a platform that
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Throughout 2022, many environmental agendas, both global and national, will be held. Starting from the 27th Conference of Parties (COP) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) which was held in Sharm El-Sheik, Egypt, on 6-18 November 2022. A negotiation event for world leaders to highlight global climate change such as impact
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Changes in the use of forest areas on a large scale for production needs are currently one of the factors that influence the occurrence of deforestation, moreover, the use of the area is carried out illegally, and or permits to use the area are obtained from a corruption process so that the illegal permits become
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We, the undersigned Indonesian civil society groups, welcome the proposal of the European Union Due Diligence Regulation (EUDDR) which will regulate deforestation-free and forest degradation-free commodities and products. This marks a serious step-change in the response of consumer countries in Europe to the pressing challenges of the climate crisis, including the realization that the European
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It has been two years since the Covid-19 pandemic has changed almost the entire fabric of life, from the way we interact with others to the way we survive. The Covid-19 pandemic has put pressure on economic and social conditions in Indonesia and has warned us about the damage to the relationship
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December 23, 2021 – The fourth FGD series “Constructing Synergy Between Forest Services (Local Government) and Independent Forest Monitoring in Timber Legality Assurance System (TLAS) Implementation”, took place in the Ayani Hotel Hall, Banda Aceh. Approximately 15 participants attended directly from various elements such as Regional Forest Agency, Production Forest Management Agency (BPHP), Forest Management
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