Project

Sixth Operational Phase of the GEF SGP in Indonesia

Lead country

Indonesia

Participating countries

Indonesia

Project status

Under implementation

Implementing period

From June 10, 2017 to December 10, 2021

SDGs addressed by this project

SDG targets

  1. 15.2 Promote sustainable forest management, restoration, afforestation
  2. 15.1 Conserve, restore, sustainably use terrestrial, freshwater ecosystems

Project ID: 5499

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Technical team

  • Climate Strategies and Policy Programme

Cross-cutting programme(s)

  • Ecosystems and Biodiversity Programme
  • Climate Change Adaptation Programme

Technical area(s)

  • Mainstreaming integrated policy and planning for climate-resilient & sustainable development
  • Fostering Food Security and resilient agricultural systems
  • Cross-sectoral climate resilient livelihoods

Landscape(s)

  • Conserved areas
  • Marine
  • FreshWaters

Sub-landscape(s)

  • Marine and coastal protected areas
  • Terrestrial protected areas
  • Locally managed marine areas
  • General
  • Coral reefs
  • Rivers and river basins

Transformed sector(s)

  • Agriculture
  • Livestock
  • Fisheries

UNDP role(s)

  • Capacity development / Technical assistance
  • Convening / Partnerships / Knowledge Sharing
  • Institutional mechanism and system building

Strategy

  • Governance
  • Food and agricultural commodities
  • Enabling

Sub-strategy

  • Partnerships
  • Inter-sectoral coordination
  • Participatory governance models
  • Improved & diversified sustainable livelihoods (TP 5)
  • Sustainable agriculture practices and use of resources (TP 2, 7, 8, 9)
  • Alignment
  • Advocacy (towards policy makers)
  • Public campaign

Social inclusion

  • Youth/Children
  • Disabled
  • Women

Gender equality

  • Women's access to and control over resources
  • Women decision making
  • Women farmers

Gender result effectiveness scale

  • Gender responsive

Pathway(s)

  • People pathway

Risk reduction target(s)

  • Improve resilience

SDG target(s)

  • 15.2 Promote sustainable forest management, restoration, afforestation
  • 15.1 Conserve, restore, sustainably use terrestrial, freshwater ecosystems

Conventions and protocols

  • National Biodiversity Strategies and Action Plans (NBSAPs)
  • National Action Plan
  • United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)

Private sector(s)

  • Financial intermediaries and market facilitators
  • Small and medium-sized enterprises
  • Individuals/Entrepreneurs

Hot topic

  • Human rights
  • Cov-19
  • Green recovery

About this project

Description

The Sixth Operational Phase of the Indonesia GEF Small Grants Programme (SGP) aims to enhance and maintain socio-ecological resilience of one forested and three coastal landscapes through community-based initiatives in Sulawesi, East Nusa Tenggara, and Bali, Indonesia through the generation of global environmental benefits. The project will enable community organizations and NGOs to develop and implement adaptive landscape/seascape management strategies that build social, economic and ecological resilience based on local sustainable development benefits. The target landscapes and seascapes are a key forest landscape of Nantu Wild Life Reserve, Gorontalo province, as well as coastal seascapes of Sulawesi (Wakatobi archipelagos); Bali (Nusa Penida island); and East Nusa Tenggara (Semau Island). To pursue the outcomes of these adaptive landscape/seascape management strategies, community organizations will implement grant projects, reviewed and approved by the SGP National Steering Committee. Community-based projects will be supported by multi-stakeholder agreements, involving local government, private sector, NGOs and other partners.

Objectives

To enhance and maintain socio-ecological resilience of one forested and three coastal landscapes through community-based initiatives in Sulawesi, East Nusa Tenggara, and Bali, Indonesia.

USD $3,652,969

Grant amount

USD $11,749,385

Leveraged amount (co-financing)

1

Source(s) of fund

Sources of fund

 

  • Global Environment Facility – Trust Fund ($3,652,969)

Implementing partner(s)

  • Government of Indonesia

Project metrics

Outcome 1:

Resilient landscapes for sustainable development and global environmental protection.

Outputs:

Community-based institutional governance structures and networks in place in three coastal and marine landscapes and one forested landscape (Gorontalo, Wakatobi Islands, Semau Island and Nusa Penida Island) for effective participatory decision making to achieve resiliencyEcosystem services within targeted landscapes are enhanced through multi-functional land-use systems The sustainability of production systems in the target landscapes is strengthened through integrated agro-ecological practices.Livelihoods of communities in the target landscapes are improved by developing eco-friendly small-scale community enterprises and improving market access

Indicators:

C. Increased number of communities, within the one forested and three coastal landscapes, participating in capacity development activities, to improve the social and financial sustainability of their organizations.
A. Increased area of sustainably managed production integrating biodiversity conservation in one forested and three coastal landscapes
B. Increased number of producers participating in community based adaptive landscape planning and management in one forested and three coastal landscapes
D. Increased number of knowledge sharing events and products
1.1.1 Increased number of multistakeholder governance platforms established and strengthened to support participatory landscape planning and adaptive management in one forested and three coastal landscapes
1.1.2 Participatory landscape strategies and adaptive management plans for the one forested and three coastal landscapes
1.1.3 Number and typology of community level and strategic projects developed and agreed by multi-stakeholder groups (together with eligibility criteria) as outputs to achieve landscape level outcomes
1.1.4 Number of case studies on participatory adaptive landscape management
1.2.1 Increased area under protection for biodiversity conservation and sustainable use
1.2.2 Increased area under reforestation or farmer managed natural regeneration
1.2.3 Increased area of agricultural land under agro-ecological practices and systems that increase sustainability and productivity and/or conserve crop genetic resources
2.2.1. Increased use of renewable energy technologies at a community scale implemented in the target landscape: i) increased numbers of fuel efficient stoves in use; (ii) increased number of solar panels
2.2.2 Knowledge from innovative project experience is shared for replication and upscaling of community-based integrated low-emission systems across the landscape, across the country, and to the global SGP network
1.3.1 Number of multi-stakeholder groups active in the one forested and three coastal landscapes with strategies/plans for sustainable production of non -imber forest product, craft and fisheries production through Terasmitra.
1.3.2 Number of community based organizations established or strengthened in the one forested and three coastal land landscapes grouping individual community producer organizations in sustainable production of non-timber forest product, craft and fisheries production through Terasmitra.
1.4.1 Alternative livelihoods and innovative products developed through support of activities that promote market access as well as microfinance opportunities and other services.
1.4.2 Increased number of case study publications documenting lessons learned from SGP-supported projects
1.4.3 Traditional knowledge of native crop/livestock genetic resources documented and disseminated
1.4.4 Farmers Rights under the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture discussed and materials disseminated
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2.1.1 Increased number of multi-stakeholder partnerships for managing the development and implementation of community-based integrated low-emission systems
2.1.2 Targeted community grant projects (including strategic projects) to build the capacities of selected community organizations to plan strategically, operate efficiently, and monitor the use of renewable energy
Outcome 2:

Community-based integrated low-emission systems

Outputs:

Multi-stakeholder partnerships in place for managing the development and implementation of community-based integrated low-emission systems.Increased adoption (or development, demonstration and financing) of renewable and energy efficient technologies and mitigation options at community level
Outcome 3:

Community-based integrated low-emission systems

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