Indonesia
Governors and Delegates
Aceh
Governor (Acting)
Nova Iriansyah
Delegates
Sahrial Wahab
Head of Environmental & Forestry Agency
sahriwah@gmail.com
Azhari
Head of Development Planning Agency
azhariast@yahoo.com
Central Kalimantan
Governor
Sugianto Sabran
Delegates
Fahrizal Fitri
Provincial Secretary
fahrizal_fitri@yahoo.com
Rawing Rambang Donald Arthemas
Head of Estate Plantation Agency
rawing_rambang@yahoo.com
East Kalimantan
Governor
Isran Noor
Delegates
Daddy Ruhiyat
Head of Provincial Climate Change Council
daddyruhiyat@yahoo.com
Riza Indra Riadi
Head of Marine & Fisheries Agency
riza.indrariadi@gmail.com
North Kalimantan
Governor
Dr. H. Irianto Lambrie
Delegates
Sarifuddin
Head of Forestry Agency
bossyarif888@gmail.com
Edy Suharto S. Sos, MT
Head of Environmental Agency
dy_shrt@yahoo.com
West Kalimantan
Governor
Sutarmidji
Delegates
Gusti Hardiansyah Machmud
Special Advisor to the Governor
gusti.hardiansyah@gmail.com
Adi Yani
Head of Environmental & Settlement Agency
adiyani2002@gmail.com
Papua
Governor
Lukas Enembe
Delegates
Noak Kapisa
Assistant to the Governor
gabinete@semas.pa.gov.br
Peter Vincentius Kamarea
Secretary of Climate Change & Sustainable Development Commission
peter.v.kamarea@gmail.com
West Papua
Governor
Dominggus Mandacan
Delegates
Fredrik Hendrik Runaweri
Head of Forestry Agency
kadishut_pb@yahoo.com
Professor Charlie D. Heatubun
Head of Provincial Research & Development Agency
charlie_deheatboen@yahoo.com
News from Indonesia
Indonesian Provinces Craft NDC Roadmap to Reduce Emissions from the Forest and Land Use Sectors
In recent years, Indonesia has taken enormous strides towards reducing deforestation—the country was recently rewarded with a nearly USD 60 million payment from the Government of Norway for reducing deforestation in 2017, and the World Resources Institute highlighted...
Indonesian provinces to develop plans to distribute benefits from reducing deforestation
On July 10th, GCF Task Force delegates from Indonesia held a webinar to share information on the design of the Benefit Sharing Plans (BSP). BSP’s are mechanisms to distribute revenue that is generated from reducing deforestation, such as the NOK 530 Million...
Innovation Funding Window B Announcement
The Governors’ Climate and Forests (GCF) Task Force, together with its partners Norway’s International Climate and Forest Initiative (NICFI) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), is pleased to announce the launch of a new Innovation Funding Window under...
“We can solve any problem that may arise. The most important is that when it is necessary, we are together, united.”
– Puyr dos Santos Tembé
Indigenous Peoples & Local Communities
Regional Steering Committee for Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities
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West Papua
Professor Charlie D. Heatubun (Lead)
Head of Provincial Research & Development Agency
charlie_deheatboen@yahoo.com
Fredrik Hendrik Runaweri
Head of Forestry Agency
kadishut_pb@yahoo.com
West Kalimantan
Gusti Hardiansyah Machmud
Special Advisor to the Governor
gusti.hardiansyah@gmail.com
Adi Yani
Head of Environmental & Settlement Agency
adiyani2002@gmail.com
Aceh
Sahrial Wahab
Head of Environmental & Forestry Agency
sahriwah@gmail.com
Azhari
Head of Development Planning Agency
azhariast@yahoo.com
Agricultural Supply Chains
In 2019 GCF Task Force members in Indonesia launched a Steering Committee on Sustainable Agriculture in Indonesia (SCAI), a multistakeholder partnership that seeks to advance sustainable, deforestation-free agricultural commodity production at a jurisdictional scale. SCAI is led by provincial leaders and representatives from GCF Task Force provinces alongside farmer cooperatives and commodity traders, including Serikat Petani Kelapa Sawit (SPKS) and Gabungan Pengusaha Kelapa Sawit Indonesia (GAPKI). The provinces of Aceh, West Kalimantan, and Central Kalimantan are currently leading pilot activities for the GCF Task Force’s SCAI initiatives in Indonesia.
In Aceh support is being provided to map the main agricultural and forestry commodities in two Forest Management Unit (FMUs). This data will be used to improve the RPHJP (long term forest management plans) for the FMUs, seeking to develop models for local communities to generate income while protecting Aceh’s unique forest ecosystems.
In Central Kalimantan the focus is on improving data quality related to the distribution and production of the province’s principal commodities: palm oil, cacao, coconut, rubber, and coffee. This data will be used by the provincial government to improve its spatial plan, known as Rencana Tata Ruang Wilayah (RTRW) in Indonesia.
In West Kalimantan SCAI is expanding the recognition of smallholder rights by formally recognizing productions with Plantation Business Registration Certificates for Cultivation (Surat Tanda Daftar Usaha Perkebunan untuk Budidaya), known locally as STD-B certificates. These efforts are focused in the districts of Sanggau and Sintang, and will be scaled in the coming years to other districts and provinces within the GCF Task Force.