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GREEN INSIGHTS ON MP3EITHROUGH REDD+

RALDI HENDRO

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PENGARUS-UTAMAAN REDD+ DALAMSISTEM PPN


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Strategic initiatives:

1. Encourage a large scaleinvestment realization in 22 maineconomic activities

2. Synchronization of national actionplan to revitalize the real sectorperformance

3.

The development of center ofexcellence in 6 (six) economiccorridors

Main strategy of MP3EI:1. Economic potential development

through economic corridor2. Strengthening the national

connectivity3. Strengthening national human

resources capability and scienceand technology

Indonesia Economic Corridors:MP3EI


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Framework Approach MP3EI

1. Encourage a large scale investment realization in 22 main economic activities2. Synchronization of national action plan to revitalize the real sector performance3. The development of center of excellence in 6 (six) economic corridors

1. Developing economiccorridors Indonesia

. Development ofgrowth centers in each

corridor with thedevelopment ofindustrial clusters andspecial economicregion based oncommodity resources

2. StrengtheningNational Connectivity

. Connectivity andintra-and inter-center

growth in economiccorridors. Connectivity between

corridor / island. International

connectivity

3. Strengtheningnational human

resources capabilityand science andtechnology

. Science &Technology CapacityBuilding (GreenTechno-Economy)

Basic Principles for economic development acceleration and expansion

To create a self-sufficient,Advance, Just and ProsperousIndonesia

IndonesiaVision 2025

StrategicInitiatives

Main Strategy

BasicPrincip

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Land-based Products

& Energy Mining&Energy Agriculture, Farming &Fisheries

Natural & HumanResources

Tourism & FoodSecurity

Industry & Service

SIX ECONOMICCORRIDORS


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Target of investor composition:- Private Sector (51%)- Government (10%)-

State Owned Enterprises/BUMN (18%)- Mixed (21%)

Up to 2014, target of investmentRp4.012 Trillion:-

Jawa (32%)- Sumatera (18%)- Kalimantan (24%)- Sulawesi (8%)- Bali-Nusa Tenggara (3%)- Papua-Kep.Maluku (15%)

J awa32%

Sumatera

18%

Kalimantan24%

Sulawesi8%

Bali-Nusa Tenggara3%

Papua-Kepulauan Maluku15%

Swasta51%

BUMN18%

Pemerintah10%

Campuran21%

MP3EI: TARGET ON INVESTMENT


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THINK GLOBALLY ACT LOCALLYTriple Bottom Line SustainableDevelopment


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Development of low carbon emissions; Shift to renewables and energy efficiency activities; Sustainability development, strengthening Public

Services, and enhancing local capacity; Socio-Economic Welfare as the first priority.

Components of Valuing GreenEconomy


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Green Economy

An economy that drivessustainable growth whilevaluing natural capital and

provides for food, water,climate and resource

security

Green Economics

Theory of economics bywhich an economy isconsidered to becomponent of theecosystem in which it

resides

Sound Greenomic ParadigmShift

Renewable

Energy

GreenBuildings

Source: Karl Burkart

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CleanTransportat

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GREENECONOMY


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Development Pillars: Pro Growth Pro Job Pro Poor Pro Green Economy

Indonesia economies are built based on theGreen Growth Commits to gain 26% carbonemission reduction by 2020

(or 41%, of which 15% with internationalsupport)

Development ofGreen EconomyThe substitution of traditional energy resourceswith low-

carbon alternatives, shift to renewables andenergy

efficiency+ Socially Inclusive.

DEVELOPING GREEN ECONOMYINDONESIA


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Geographical Position of Indonesia


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Could we tap into theeconomic potential ofKalimantan corridor, handin-hand withprotection ofForestry PeatlandManagement?

The question was taken & Modified from:UKP4 Workshop on Green Economic Corridors Jakarta, 12thAu ust 2011


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Presidential Regulation, No. 61,2011, Mandates mitigation actionsfocused on:1.Agriculture2.Forestry and Peatland

management3.Energy and Transport4.Industry5.Waste management6.Other supporting activities

GREEN ECONOMYREDUCINGEMISIONS OF GHGs

Appendices: Strategy, actions, activities, schedule, location, GHG mitigationimpact, responsible agencyPP 71 of 2011: Regional Inventory GHGs

Coord Team for handling Climate change (Min. Decree of NDP 38/ M.PPN/03/2012)


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REDD +: Indonesia's efforts to decreaseemissions of GHGs-via BAU (26%) & IntlSupport (41%) by 2020.

In an early stage, the President Task Forceof REDD+ Preparation of InstitutionalFormation (by Presidential Decree 19/2010& then Presidential Regulation 25/2011.

A Letter of Intent b/w Ino-Norway withinthe framework of REDD onGHG from DD+(conversion of peatlands).

Norway U.S. $ 1 billion

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RISK MAP ON DRAUGHTBASIC SCENARIO SRA2 For 2025-2030


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KALIMANTAN IN BIMP EAGA(SUB-ECONOMIC REGIONAL

COOPERATION)


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Consists of 4 Economic Centers:Pontianak, Palangkaraya,Banjarmasin, Samarinda

Current Main Economic Activity:Oil & Gas, Coal, Palm oil, steel, bauxite,timber

Future Sustainable Industry:1. FisheryExpanding shrimp

aquaculture industries2. LoggingBuilding sustainable

forestry industries and expanding toproducts with high added value(paper)

3. RubberIncreasing rubber industry

THE KALIMANTAN ECONOMICCORRIDORSCenter for Production and Processingof Natural Mining and Energy

Reserves


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Total Investment = Rp.556,66 T

Investment locus of East Kal1,2,3 = Rp. 341,09 T (61,2%)

THE KALIMANTAN ECONOMICCORRIDORS


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WaterCatchment inBorneo

There are 20

main watercatchments in

Borneo

14 main water

catchmentsfromHeart ofBorneo

GREEN SPOT IMPLICATION: HoB

SCO


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HoB SCOPE MAP


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Nama

Negara

Total HOB Area(ha)

% dari arealHOBKalimantan Tengah Indonesia

2,466,000 11,2Kalimantan Barat Indonesia

4,010,000 18,2Kalimantan Timur Indonesia

6,137,000 27,8Total Indonesia

57,2Brunei Darussalam Brunei

131,570 0,6Sarawak Malaysia

5,373,000 24,3Sabah Malaysia

3,968,000 17.9Total Malaysia

42,2 22,085,570 100

57,2 % of HoB area in Indonesia Roles of Indonesia isStrategic

HoB AREA DISTRIBUTION (UNDERBIMP EAGA)


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KSN Spatial Development Planning

is a Strategic plan in order tosuccessful in implementation of theRTRWN, designated as PresidentialDecree

SPATIAL PLANNING DEVELOPMENT OFKSN HoB

ACTUAL 2000


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ACTUAL : 2000

ACTUAL 2009


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ACTUAL : 2009


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SCENARIO : BUSINESS AS USUAL(2020)


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GREEN ECONOMY 2020


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Indonesia Commitments; Green Development refers to

(i) MP3EI and PP GRK (PP 61 & PP 71/ 2011)- PlanGlobally & Implementing Locally/ Regionally

Requires super-imposed Spatial Distribution Patternsof Connectivity Development and REDD+ Vulnerable

Regions

Development priorities are based on Green EconomyConcept ProGrowth, ProPoor, ProJob + ProEnviro

Partnership & Capacity Building (HRD, InstitutionalBuilding, and collective efforts among developmentactors & stake-holders).

CORE NOTES

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