Lead country
Indonesia
Participating countries
Indonesia
Project status
Under implementation
Implementing period
From December 22, 2017 to December 22, 2024
Project ID: 5029
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Technical team
- Ecosystems and Biodiversity Programme
Technical area(s)
- Ecosystem management and restoration
Sub-area(s)
- Biodiversity financing
- Agrobiodiversity
- Ecosystem-based mitigation
Landscape(s)
- Forests
- Conserved areas
Sub-landscape(s)
- Tropical forests
- Intact forests
- Productive landscapes/Seascapes
- OECM (Other effective area-based conservation measures)
Transformed sector(s)
- Agriculture
- Forestry and other land use
- Other sectors
UNDP role(s)
- Convening / Partnerships / Knowledge Sharing
- Data collection and analysis
- Institutional mechanism and system building
Strategy
- Law regulation
- Finance economy
- Management operation
Sub-strategy
- Laws/ Policy/ Plan formulation
- Standards/ Labeling/ Guideline
- Surveillance & Compliance
- New/other financial schemes/mechanism
- Sustainable land management
- Ecosystem and ecosystem services conservation/restoration
- Wildlife and habitat conservation
Social inclusion
- Local community/CSOs
- Smallholder farmers
Gender equality
- Awareness raising (on gender)
Gender result effectiveness scale
- Gender targeted
Pathway(s)
- Systems pathway
Risk reduction target(s)
- Hazard control/mitigation
- Improve resilience
SDG target(s)
- 15.2 Promote sustainable forest management, restoration, afforestation
- 15.b Mobilize resources, incentives for sustainable forest management
- 15.9 Integrate ecosystem values into national planning
Conventions and protocols
- National Biodiversity Strategies and Action Plans (NBSAPs)
- United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
Private sector(s)
- Small and medium-sized enterprises
Hot topic
- Multi-stakeholder collaboration
About this project
Description
The development challenge targeted by the present project involves the need for Indonesia to define, plan for and create a better balance between the development and management of major estate crops such as rubber, coffee, and oil palm, and the need for improved forest protection. The project thus focuses on creating more effective land allocations and management of forest areas with high biodiversity and ecosystem services in the context of potential estate crop development in Kalimantan and particularly in the Heart of Borneo (HoB) area. Competing priorities between the country's targeted increase in palm oil production and associated growth and employment targets for the sector need to be reconciled with commitments at both national and international levels to reducing rates of deforestation, forest fires and associated GHG emissions and biodiversity loss.The project strategy and theory of change is based on carrying out a clear process of identifying priority locations and testing approaches where enhanced forest area planning, management and associated use of incentives can be used to generate national and global incremental benefits without harming the potential for economic growth and development of the relevant Kalimantan provinces associated with increased production of estate crops. In addition to providing extensive benefits to Kalimantan including the HoB area, the national-level policies and tools to be developed by the project will also be of significant potential value to other areas of Indonesia facing similar development challenges. The strategy is focused on developing and implementing various approaches to enhancing protection of forested areas in the Non-Forest Land and in the convertible forest, both of which are subject to potential conversion (administratively and/or physically) to estate crops despite their remaining forest cover.
Objectives
Maintaining forest areas, including the biodiversity and ecosystem functions of Kalimantan"s lowland and montane areas, from the development of estate crops .
USD $9,195,000
Grant amount
USD $50,050,000
Leveraged amount (co-financing)
1
Source(s) of fund
Sources of fund
- Global Environment Facility – Trust Fund ($9,195,000)
Implementing partner(s)
- Government of Indonesia
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