20130426 REDD+ Registry Indonesia - WordPress.com · 26.04.2013 · Building up momentum 2007 2008 2009 J 2010Jan 2010 M 2010May 2010 Copenhagen Accord on REDD+ COP 13 in Bali G20

TOWARD REDD+ REGISTRY SYSTEMTOWARD REDD+ REGISTRY SYSTEM

IN INDONESIA

presented by:p yEllyn K. Damayanti

REDD+ Task Force Indonesia [Institutional Development Specialist]

Outline

• National circumstances• Milestone of REDD+ implementation• REDD+ National Strategy– REDD+ Funding Instrumentg– Safeguards for REDD+

MRV framework for REDD+– MRV framework for REDD+– Pilot and Priority provinces

• REDD+ Registry System

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President’s commitment

+ 7% + 7% p.a. GDP growth

- 26/41% GHG emissionsemissions


Projected business as usual emissions

2,950 Agriculture

IndustryMillion tons CO2 emissions

2,120

1,720 Energy & Transportation

Waste

F t & t

Transportation

Forestry & peat(>60%)

202020052000The importance of forest & peat lands


Source: Indonesia’s Second National Communication to UNFCCC, 2009

Indonesia’s characteristics33 provinces497 districts & cities>550 ethnics> 596 l l l

136 million ha forest = 70% territory, of which:20 million ha are peat land forest12 million ha of mangrove forest

> 596 local languages

90 types of ecosystems


3 bioecoregions: Sunda, Wallacea, Sahul

Indonesia’s characteristics33 provinces497 districts & cities>550 ethnics> 596 l l l

136 million ha forest = 70% territory, of which:20 million ha are peat land forest12 million ha of mangrove forest

> 596 local languages




Indonesia’s characteristics33 provinces497 districts & cities>550 ethnics> 596 l l l> 596 local languages




Outline

• National circumstances

• Milestone of REDD+ implementation• REDD+ National Strategy– REDD+ Funding Instrumentg– Safeguards for REDD+




Building up momentum2007 2008 2009 J 2010 M 20102007 2008 2009 Jan 2010 May 2010

Copenhagen Accord on REDD+

COP 13 in Bali G20 summit, 26/41 targets Indonesia-Norway Partnership

▪ Indonesia signs Accord– Prioritize

deforestation– Elevate financing

goals

▪ Indonesia pushed forest as the priority agenda

▪ Paradigm shift: economic value of standing forest

▪ Targets announced– Commitment to 26%

emission reduction – Commitment to 41%

reduction with

LOI signed

▪ Aligns with Indonesia policy and goals

▪ Supports infrastructure

National Climate Change il ( )

goalsreduction with international support and implementation

Council (DNPI)

Provincial REDD+ initiatives Provincial Low Carbon Growth Plans

REDD+ Task Force established

▪ Agency mandate– Generates policy – Coordinates climate

change control

Aceh: forest moratorium

change control efforts ▪ REDD+ working groups

– Aceh– West Kalimantan– Central Kalimantan– East Kalimantan

▪ Low carbon growth plans have been developed at province level with DNPI, e.g.

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▪ Presidential Decree signed to mandate the creation of a taskforce to prepare REDD+ i f Aceh: forest moratorium – East Kalimantan

– Papua– West Papua– Riau

▪ Except Riau, all of above is part of global level GCF

– Kalteng– Kaltim– Jambi▪ Aceh started

implementing moratorium on its forest

infrastructure


1 Governors’ Climate and Forests Taskforce

part of global-level GCF

Phased approach for REDD+ readiness

Phase 2 : Phase 3 :

May 2010 January 2011 2014

Phase 2 :Transformation and Implementation

Phase 1:Preparation

Phase 3 :Contributions for verified reductions

▪ Funding instrument operational

▪ Tier 2 MRV system

▪ Further application of REDD+ strategy and program

▪ Develop REDD+ national strategy

▪ Design of REDD+ agency yoperational

▪ Launch first (2011) and second (2012) provincial pilot

▪ Submit programs for independent review and verification

Design of REDD+ agency

▪ Setup of funding instrument second (2012) provincial pilot

programs

▪ Enforce 2 year suspension of new concessions for natural

▪ Submit verification for UNFCCC reference level

▪ Design MRV framework

▪ Select pilot provincenew concessions for natural forest and peat▪ Design scope of

moratorium


One Map

– Presidential Instruction No. 10/2011• Two years suspension of license issuance for new concessions

at natural forest and peat• New concession license suspension indication Map revised • New concession license suspension indication Map – revised

every 6 months• Momentum for Government of Indonesia (GoI) to solve M G (G )

conflicts related to spatial planning and land tenure, both on state lands and customary lands

– One Map is a movement toward: • Reference • Standard• Database

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•� Approach and spirit, resulting in deliverables

•� Cross-sectoral and central-regional collaboration to break silo and build trust

•� Foundation towards better natural resources governance and bureaucratic reform

•� Building upon existing initiatives, namely Jaringan Spasial Data Nasional (National Spatial Data Network)

•� Merely a product

IS... IS NOT...

•� A project/event to develop a map using business-as-usual approach

•� THE answer for better natural resources governance and bureaucratic reform

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One Government License

• Upgrading Remote Sensing Earth Receiving Station of N f A S ( A AN) fNational Institute of Aeronautics and Space (LAPAN) for direct acquisition of high resolution remote sensing satellite datadata

• Efficiencies of National Budget for satellite data• Mitigation of corruption practices both in the procurement • Mitigation of corruption practices, both in the procurement

and distribution• Free distribution of the satellite data to all governmental Free distribution of the satellite data to all governmental

institutions, both in the central and local


GeoEyeGeoEye--1 (0.41 m)1 (0.41 m) World ViewWorld View--2 (0.5 m)2 (0.5 m)

SPOTSPOT 5 (2 5 )5 (2 5 )SPOTSPOT--5 (2.5 m)5 (2.5 m)

Ph t t f LAPAN 2011


Photos courtesy of LAPAN, 2011

Outline

• National circumstances• Milestone of REDD+ implementation

REDD N i l S• REDD+ National Strategy– REDD+ Funding Instrumentg– Safeguards for REDD+




REDD+ National Strategy


Outline


REDD+ N i l S• REDD+ National Strategy– REDD+ Funding Instrument

– Safeguards for REDD+– MRV framework for REDD+MRV framework for REDD+– Pilot and Priority provinces



Fund for REDD+ Indonesia (FREDDI)


Outline


REDD+ N i l S• REDD+ National Strategy– REDD+ Funding Instrument– Safeguards for REDD+

– MRV framework for REDD+MRV framework for REDD+– Pilot and Priority provinces



Safeguards for REDD+

• Safeguards: Instrument to conduct risk assessment for REDD+ activities and to Instrument to conduct risk assessment for REDD+ activities, and to facilitate the preparation of monitoring and controlling measures during implementation stage.

• Covers 3 dimensions: fiduciary/financial, social, and environmental safeguards

• Involves the following process:– Formulation of principles, criteria and indicators– Formulation of evaluation procedures and implementation– Inclusion of safeguard into MRV system (non-carbon part of MRV) for

periodic review

• Participatory process – Extensive public consultation process– Extensive public consultation process


PRISAIP i i l C it i d I di t f REDD+ S f d i I d iPrinciples, Criteria, and Indicators for REDD+ Safeguards in Indonesia

1. Ensuring the rights to land and territory (5/23)2. Complements or is consistent with the target of p g

reducing emission, and related conventions and international agreements (2/8)

3. Improvement of forest governance (4/11)

10 principles29 criteria

103 indicatorsp g ( / )4. Respectful of and empowering the knowledge

and rights of the indigenous and local peoples (3/10)

5. Full and effective stakeholder participation with consideration of gender equality (4/16)

6. Strengthening the conservation of natural forests, /biodiversity, and ecosystem services (2/10)

7. Action to manage the risk of reversals (4/7)8. Action to reduce the displacement of emission

(1/4)(1/4)9. Fair distribution of REDD benefits to all relevant

holders of rights and stakeholders (3/7)10 G arantees transparent acco ntable and


10. Guarantees transparent, accountable, and institutionalised information (2/7)

Outline


REDD+ N i l S• REDD+ National Strategy– REDD+ Funding Instrument– Safeguards for REDD+– MRV framework for REDD+MRV framework for REDD+

– Pilot and Priority provinces



MRV Framework for REDD+

MEASUREMENT REPORTING

Donor

ReportingCoordinationVerificationQC/QA

REDD+ Agency

Donor

MR Agency UNFCC/N ti l Data Standardization & MR Agency UNFCC/National

Communicationthrough National Focal Point

Standardization & sharing protocol

Quality Control

Independent f

MODEFNALEM/ NAPEM

SALEM/ SAPEM

Focal Point

Safeguard Information

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VERIFICATION

verifier

Independent institution

SystemQuality

Assurance


MRV system & equipment requirement


MR flow for REDD+


Outline


REDD+ N i l S• REDD+ National Strategy– REDD+ Funding Instrument– Safeguards for REDD+– MRV framework for REDD+MRV framework for REDD+– Pilot and Priority provinces



Selection of the 1st Pilot Province(2011)


REDD+ readiness in Pilot Province

• Develop MoU between REDD+ Task Force and Provincial Government

• Establish Joint Secretariat• Establish enabling condition for REDD+

readiness:readiness:– Free, Prior, and Informed Consent

A i i i– Awareness activities– Capacity Building– Demonstration Activities

• Lesson learned


Demonstration activities of REDD+Berbak Carbon Value Initiative Global Green in East FORCLIME K

FORCLIME –West Malinau Avoided Berbak Carbon Value InitiativeZSL/DEFRA/LIPI/Berbak National park/US Fish and Widlife Service

Berau, Indonesia Climate Action Project; Kabupaten

Berau Forest Carbon programTNC/ICRAF/Sekala/University

Global Green in East Kalimantan

Global Green

Kampar Ring -Peatland management

April

FORCLIME – Kapuas Hulu Demonstration

ActivityKfW, GTZ, MoF, GFA, district &

provincial governments

Kutai Barat, HKM –

Heart of BorneoWWF

Malinau demonstration

ActivityKfW, GTZ, MoF, GFA, district &

provincial governments

Conservation of the Upper Kapuas Lakes

SystemFFI/Macquarie

Bank

Kalimantan Community

Carbon PoolFFI/David and Lucile Packard

FoundationK li t

Deforestation projectGER/PT Inhuntani II/

Malinau Regency/FFI/ District gvn/ Tropenbos

Int/ Global Eco Rescue/Borneo Tropical

Rainforest Fdn

Reducing C. Emissions from Deforestation in the Ulu Masen

Ecosystem - Aceh provincial government, carbon

conservation, FFI

FORCLIME – BeruDemonstration ActivityKfW, GTZ, MoF, GFA,

district/provincial

TNC/ICRAF/Sekala/University Mulawarman/Winrock Int/EI/

University of Queensland

April governmentsKalimantan Rainforest Fdn

100Number of DA

Leuser Ecosystem REDD ProjectGlobal EcoRescue/Government

of Aceh/YLI

Global Green Ecosystem R i P j

district/provincial governments

Sustainable Management Of Poigar Forest

ONF International/Green Synergies

77

60

80

100

Restoration ProjectGlobal Green

Tesso Nilo Pilot Project – REDDWWF/Tesso Nilo NP

Sumatra Forest Carbon

Gorontalo – Establishment & Management of Nantu

National ParkGorontalo University/YANI –

Yayasan Adudu Nantu International

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20

40

60

PartnershipPartnership between the Australian

and Indonesian governments

Merang REDD Pilot project (MRPP)

H t L t i U t k O t

Perpetual Finance for carbon benefits

New forests Asset Manage-ment/PT Emerald Planet0

20

2010 2012( )GTZ

Rehabilitation of the Sungai Putri peat swamp forest

FFI/Macquarie BankThe Rimba Raya

Biodiversity Reserve Project

Infinite

Katingan Conser-vation Area – a Global Peatland Capstone Project

REDD in Sebangau

National parkWWF/Seban

TEBE project KYEEMA f d ti /A AID/Y P d li

Meru Betiri National Park

ITTO/Forestry Research and

Mamuju HabitatPT Inhutani I

Hutan Lestari Untuk OragutanPT.RHOI (Restorasi habitat

Oragutan Indonesia) formed by BOS

Kalimantan Forest and Climate partnershipGOA partnering w

GOI. Implementation


LamandauRare/Yayorin/Clinton

foundation

Infinite earth/Oragu-tan

Foundation International

Capstone ProjectStarling

Resources

WWF/Sebangau National

Park

KYEEMA foundation/AusAID/Yayasan Peduli Sanlima (SANLIMA)/Yayasan Timor Membangun

(YTM)

Research and Development

Agency/ Meru BetiriNP

GO . p e e a o partners are CARE,

BOS, Wetlands International

Note: This map was produced by CIFOR and North Carolina State Univeristy. Contributors – Stibniati Atmadja, Liwei Lin, Erin Myers, Daju Resosudarmo, Agus Salim, RatihSeptivita, Erin Sills. Contact person – Stibniati Atmadja, [email protected]. last updated – March 2010

Next Pilot Provinces (2013)


Outline


REDD+ N i l S• REDD+ National Strategy– REDD+ Funding Instrument– Safeguards for REDD+– MRV framework for REDD+MRV framework for REDD+– Pilot and Priority provinces



Urgency of REDD+ Registry

Phase 2 :Transformation and Implementation

Phase 1:Preparation

Phase 3 :Contributions for verified reductionsp

▪ Funding instrument operational

▪ Further application of REDD+ strategy and

▪ Develop REDD+ national strategy

▪ Tier 2 MRV system operational

▪ Launch first (2011) and

program

▪ Submit programs for independent review

▪ Design of REDD+ agency

▪ Setup of funding i t t

( )second (2012) provincial pilot programs

▪ Enforce 2 year suspension of

and verification

▪ Submit verification for UNFCCC reference level

instrument

▪ Design MRV framework

▪ S l t il t i Enforce 2 year suspension of new concessions for natural forest and peat

▪ Select pilot province

▪ Design scope of moratorium


REDD+ Registry mandate

REDD+ Agency

Funding InstrumentIndependent MRV Institution Funding Instrument

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VerifierMRV Institution

R

REDD+ proponent

ReportingVerificationC d

p pCoordination

R Report


Concept of REDD+ Registry System


Next step

• Finalizing REDD+ Registry Concept• REDD+ Registry System: – Development – IT aspectDevelopment IT aspect– Trial – inviting all demonstration activities in Pilot

Province and Priority Provinces to register their Province and Priority Provinces to register their activities

– Feed back & lessons learned from trialFeed back & lessons learned from trial• MRV implementation & capacity building

FREDDI i l i• FREDDI implementation• PRISAI implementation


[email protected]/en

ELLYN K. DAMAYANTIg p g/

This presentation has been prepared by REDD+ Registry System Development Team using presentation materials produced by


g p p ythe REDD+ Task Force Indonesia (2010-2013)

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