Toward Sustainable Forest Management in Indonesia

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Toward Sustainable Forest Management in Indonesia
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ACTIVITIES TOWARD SFM AND TO COMBAT ILLEGAL
LOGGING

• Improve of Governance
• Improve rules, law and regulation
• Improvement of Forest Management, Private Forest
  Program, Rehabilitation movement
• Law Enforcement
• Campaign and Information
• Capacity Building
• Detection Measure
• Preventive Measure
• Repressive Measure

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Improve Governance

• Instruction of the President R.I No. 4/2005
• 18 government agencies to take appropriate
  measures
• National Taskforce on Combating Illegal Logging
• First Priority Program of the Ministry of
  Forestry
• Revise law and regulation on forestry sector
• 5 government regulations
• gt 10 Ministerial Regulations
• Cancelation of Local Government regulation
• Improve Network and coordinaton
• Forestry, Police, Attorney, Financial
  Intelligence Unit

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Improve Governance (continues 1)

• Establish International Cooperation
• Involvement of NGOs
• Improve Capacity of Forest Police and Civil
  Investigators
• Establishement of Rapid Response Forest Police
  Unit (600 personels)

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• Simplify Forest Management Plan
• More Intensive Sylvicutural Treatment
• Forest Management Certification
• gt 5 million Ha certified
• Timber Tracking System
• Simplify Wood Administration
• Negotiation on Voluntary Partnership Agreement

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• DETECTION MEASURES

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• Collect and Analysis information needed to detect
  harvesting, processing and transportation crime
• Archieve information on the harvesting,
  processing and transportation of timber
• Disclose information on harvesting, processing
  and transportation of timber

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• PREVENTIVE MEASURES

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Campaign and Information

• Awareness building done by various agencies both,
  government and non-government
• Address the seriousness of illegal logging
  problems
• Expected response
• attention from public, government, politicians,
  international communities
• Result
• Fully aware and gain positive response
• Side effects
• Negative image of the Indonesian forestry sector
• Negative impact on forestry busines and
  industries

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• REPRESIVE MEASURES

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• Prosecute and convict forest criminals
• Develop framework for IL Strike Force
• Establish multi-agencies FLEG Secretariat
• Proposed Draft Resolution to the CCPCJ of the
  UNODC (approved on 25 April 2007)

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• The Resolution entitle as
• International Cooperation in Preventing and
  Combating Illicit International Traficking in
  Forest Products and other Biological resources
• Main points
• To be consider as trans national organized crime
• Apply international legal instruments such as UN
  Convention againts TOC, UN Convention Against
  Coruption
• Exchange information
• Encourage bilateral, regional and international
  cooperation
• Member states to take appropriate measures

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WHAT HAVE BEEN ACHIEVED

• Increase Legal Log Consumption by Large Scale of
  Wood Industries
• Source Greenomic (2007)

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CONCLUSION

1. Efforts of the government of Indonesia and the
   support of various partners have been able to
   reduce deforestation, suppress Illegal Logging
   Activities, and improve law enforcement capacity
2. The remaining unforested land is exist and new
   deforestation prevail, however the reforestation
   activities contribute to the reduction of
   deforested areas, if this trend can be sustained
   there is a hope that Indonesia will solve the
   problem of deforestation
3. Reduction of illegal logs by domestic large scale
   industries, might led to increase of timber
   smuggling to other countries

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• THANK YOU
• SELAMAT

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WHAT HAVE BEEN ACHIEVED

• Reduce of deforestation rate