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Strengthening the Implementation of nfp Process in Indonesia

Strengthening the Implementation of nfp Process in Indonesia. Back Ground. NATIONAL: New paradigm of forest management : Ecosystem - based forest resources management with broader participation of local communities/ stakeholders;

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Strengthening the Implementation of nfp Process in Indonesia

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  1. Strengthening the Implementation of nfp Process in Indonesia

  2. Back Ground NATIONAL: • New paradigm of forest management : Ecosystem - based forest resources management with broader participation of local communities/ stakeholders; • Act. 41 / 1999 on Forestry is not adequately increasing motivation to reach agreement of common visionand mision in forest resources management; • INTERNATIONAL: • NFP is the “translation” of Agenda 21, Forest Principle of UNCED (United Nation Conference on Environment and Development). • NFP is the implementation of IPF/IFF (Intergovernmental Panel on Forest / Intergovernmental Forum on Forest) Proposals for Action, UNFF.

  3. Therefore: • Nfp process as a tools to achieve SFM as it is supported by the principles of good forestry governance. • NFP process if focussed on harmonizing and synchronizing plan, policy and program of forestry sector development. • nfp have been adopted and the process is on going.

  4. NFP Principles • National Sovereignty • Consistent with national law • Consistent with International commitment • Multi-stakeholder Partnership • Multi-sector and holistic sector • Planning process, Implementation and long-term monitoring and iterative

  5. NFP PROCESS Preparationand organizational process Stakeholder identification, coordination, developing communication strategy, mechanism for assure broader participation and transparency Strategic Planning Forestry sector analysis Description of scenario and choices of long term formulation of action plan Evaluation and Revision Periodical Evaluation Of nfp Program implementation Operational plan, coordination of implementation, and monitoring-evaluation.

  6. Components of NFP • National Forestry Statement (nfs) • Analysis forestry sector and relevant sector • Reformation of Policy, Regulation and institutions • 4. Strategy development • 5. Plan of Action (e.g. Strategic planning, Annual Planning, Long-term Planning) • 6. Investment Planning • 7. Empowering program/Institution • 8. Coordination mechanism and participation • 9. Monitoring system, evaluation and revision

  7. Steps/mechanism on design nfs : Regional Workshop in Nusa Tenggara (27-28 Nov 01) Regional Workshop in Sumatra (2-3 Nov 01) Strategic Issue Strategic Issue Regional Declaration Regional Declaration Regional Workshop in Sulawesi (11-12 April 05) Regional Workshop in Java-Bali (2-3 Feb 05) Strategic Issue Strategic Issue Regional Declaration Regional Declaration Regional Workshop in Kalimantan (13 Dec 04) Strategic Issue Regional Workshop in Papua/ Maluku (April 06) Strategic Issue Regional Declaration Regional Declaration NFS N F P

  8. PROGRESS ON nfp PROCESS 1999 • Setting up Working Group to identify stakeholders; role of stakeholders; review on consultation mechanism model. • Setting up Working Group of Scenario to analyze forestry sector (current status, strengthens, weaknesses, opportunity and threaten). 2000 • Setting up Inter-department committee with it’s function to formulate policy and coordinate problem solving in resource management and conservation in national and regional level • Setting up nfp working group at national level

  9. PROGRESS ON nfp PROCESS 2001-2002 • Identification of key issues at regional level and build local statement between stakeholders in 3 regional workshop (Sumatra, Borneo/Kalimantan, and Nusa Tenggara). • 14 key issues were identified. 2003 • Small workshop in Bogor: to set-up Annual Work Plan (AWP) of nfp, grouping and review of IPF/IFF PfA’s andLogical Framework GTZ-SMCP related to nfp Work Plan • Small workshop in Purwakarta : resulting overview of IPF/IFF PfA’s ofUNFF 3rd session and preparation of 4th UNFF meeting and discuss follow-up of nfp work plan.

  10. PROGRESS ON nfp PROCESS 2004 • Setting up nfp secretariat • Regular meeting and sharing experienceinter nfp working group • Evaluation on nfp progress by NRM–USAID • Display the nfp info in MoFor website • Nfp booklet (support by SMCP-GTZ) • Organizing nfp workshop in regions (Sumatera and Kalimantan) • Clarification former local statement for some regionals 2005 • Organizing nfp workshop in regions (Jawa and Sulawesi) : collaboration with FAO nfp Facility • National Workshop which produce NFS • Processing Forestry Strategic Plan 2005-2009

  11. PROGRESS ON nfp PROCESS 2006 : • Workshop on Communication Strategy (2 x) in Jakarta; • Processing Forestry Long Term Development Plan 2006-2025 • Nfp Public Consultation and Socialization on Indonesia’s Forestry Long Term Development Plan (2006-2025) and in 3 regions : Java, Kalimantan and Sulawesi; • Public Consultation on Forest Management in Maluku Islands (collaboration with UNPATTI and nfp-facility-FAO); • Nfp Public Consultation in Sumatra regional (collaboration with WARSI and nfp-Facility-FAO); • Develop nfp website;

  12. PROGRESS ON nfp PROCESS 2007 : • Nfp Public Consultation and Socialization on Indonesia’s Forestry Long Term Development Plan (2006-2025), and Forestry Mid Term Development Plan (2005-2009) in Papua regional; • ASEAN Training Workshop; • Completing C&I, MAR, and Guideline for SFM for ASEAN Countries; • Collaboration with nfp-facility-FAO in developing Macro Planning on Conservation and Rehabilitation in Peat Land Area in Central Kalimantan; • Organizing The Third Meeting of The ASEAN Experts Group on International Forest Policy Processes (AEG-IFPP) – 14 – 15 May 2007 (Ministry of Forestry of Indonesia and the ASEAN Secretariat / GTZ-ReFOP) • The ASEAN Training Workshop on National Forest Programme (Ministry of Forestry of Indonesia and the ASEAN Secretariat / GTZ-ReFOP) • Capacity building through training for forestry planner;

  13. National and International cooperation in implementing nfp: Forest Office at Province Level Universities, NGOs, Forestry Association Forestry Forum (e.g. Watershed Forum) SMCP - GTZ (STRENGTHENING THE MANAGEMENT CAPACITIES IN THE MINISTRY OF FORESTRY) – Phase I – III (2000 – 2009); DFID (2004 – 2006); Nfp-FACILITY FAO: 2005 - 2007

  14. National Co-Operation: • Coordination for improving nfp process at the provincial, district, and regional level; • Coordination for synchronizing policy, plan, and program on forestry development; • Synchronizing data and information of nfp/ forestry development; • Coordination for public consultation of nfp at regional, provincial, and district level

  15. SMCP-GTZ Cooperation: Support nfp process, and FMU Establishment • Training (co-operation with MoFor): - Management of Planning and Public Policy Analysis, - Facilitator Technique for Forestry Planning, - Change Management, - Conflict Resolution (co-operation with RECOFTC). • Support for National Dialogue on Forestry (co-operation with National Forestry Council) • Strategy on developing Forest Management Unit • Develop spatial based macro planning • Develop system and strategic plan mechanism in national, province and district level, • Support for other nfp processes.

  16. DFID Co-operation (2000-2006):Regional Strategy Development for MFP • Established 131 MFP partnership in regions • Established Multi Stakeholder FORUM, • Established CBFM Pilots Site • Established Policy Advocacy • Facilitation on NTFP marketing • Participatory forest area mapping • Mechanism, tolls, and description of poverty at several regions surrounding the forest

  17. FAO nfp Facility co-operation: 2005-2007 FAO funding allocated in : Nfp counterpart in regions : Java, Sumatra, Sulawesi, Maluku, and Jakarta (national). Activities: Workshop/Public Consultation; Review on forest management; Training, Sectors analyzing, Monitoring Positive impact: Forestry management more transparent; vision, mission, policy, plan, and program of forestry development for SFM among national and sub national is more harmony and supported by stakeholders; Negative impact: Feed back (input) from the partner is not well run yet for reviewing forest policy, plan, and program due to communication weakness.

  18. LOG FRAME OF FORESTRY DEVELOPMENT (Based on nfp Process) Guidlines: Act. NO. 5 1990 Act. NO. 41 1999 Strategic Plan 2005- 2009 SFM Achieved Livelihood Welfare Improved 1. Combat ILLOG/ ILLEGAL TRADE 2. Revitalize on Industry 3. Rehabilitation & Con. 4. Empower Livelihood 5. Forest area stabilization Not yet Optimum on Forest Management Optimum on Forest Management • Forest Degradation • Forest Industrial Performance • Livelihood in and surrounding forest area • Strategic Environment: • Forest Resources Potency: • Decentralization • Global Commitments 18

  19. The main OUTPUTS of nfp Process : • Forest Land Use Designations at 27 provinces; • Forest Gazzetement for 12 million hectares • Establishment process of FMU; • Regulation and Deregulation Reform: Act, No. 41/1999, Gov. Regulation No. 6/2007, etc.); • Strategic Forestry Plans: Indonesia Forestry Long Term Development Plan 2006-2025; Indonesia Forestry Mid Term Development Plan 2005-2009; Master Plan Forest and Land Rehabilitation; • Community Based Forestry Management (CBFM) developed in several regions (e.g. Java, Sumatra, Sulawesi).

  20. Recommendations: • Improvement networking among partners and stakeholders; • Continuing synchronize process dealing with setting/ reviewing of policy, plan, and program of forestry development within national, sub national level; • Improving communication strategy included nfp website establishment; • Strengthening capacity of Human Resources (national and sub national) through training; • Base line data establishment for evaluating the achievement of nfp process based on the target of strategic planning; • Enhance co-operation with national and international donors in order to support acceleration of nfp process; • Continuing public consultation process for socialization, dissemination, and identification of the strategic forestry plans and actual issue on forestry/nfp;

  21. Thank You

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