Pre-work Compilations

No. Institutions Story

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During 2001-2006 - Ecological

Mangrove Rehabilitaton in pond Area
Minahasa, became comparative study
by Blue Carbon Working Group on
1 Blue Forest 2017

(1) Convene major blue carbon

stakeholder on multiple levels
(2) Mainstream blue carbon narrative
for all science, financing and policy
aspects (3) Provide database based on
robust blue carbon methodology.
Impact: Regulations and Research
2 CI Asia Pacific Publications

 Establishment of Indonesia’s first

ecologically connected and well-
managed network of 20 Marine
Protected Areas (MPAs). Increasing the
income from tourist over US$2
million/year. Build MPAs support to
protect marine biodiversity in West
3 CI Indonesia Papua.

Constibutions: (1) Related publications

on mangrove and mangrove
rehabilitation (2)Rehabilitation of
degraded mangrove and abandoned
fishpond (3) GHG removal through
mangrove planting (4) Awareness on
mangrove ecosystem; climate,
protection, etc (5)Building with the
nature approach (6)ECO-DRR approach
4 Wetlands Indonesia and (7) Bio-right approach
 Mangrove Rehabilitation in Brebes.
Impacts: Batik warna mangrove and
5 Kehati Kalpataru oleh Presiden 2015

Support PRIMS online platform to

inform peatland conditions and
progress of peat restoration activities.
Support recognition process for
several forestry area. Promote
Indonesia’s low carbon development
6 WRI profile

7 Terangi
8 WAHMI
9 YKAN
10 WWF

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Participant
NO Institutions Attendees
1 Blue Forest Yusran Nurdin Massa
2 CI Asia Pacific Barakalla Robyn
3 CI Indonesia Ardanti Y.C Sutarto

4 Wetlands Indonesia Iwan Tri Cahyo Wibisono

5 Kehati Yasser Ahmad
6 WRI Rizky Januar Haryanto
7 Terangi
8 WAHMI
9 YKAN
10 WWF
11 Rare

NO Institutions Story
1 Blue Forest Mangrove Restoration
 Advocating, Research Publication, Data
2 CI Asia Pacific and Financing Management
3 CI Indonesia Restoration
4 Wetlands Indonesia Publication and Restoration Project
5 Kehati Mangrove Restoration
6 WRI Monitoring apps and policy
7 Terangi
8 WAHMI
9 YKAN
10 WWF
11 Rare
 Story
2

Since 2014, BF has encouraged the sustainable mangrove

management (Lowland Lorentz Landscape) in
Mimika dan Asmat. Program was enforced through
Kampung Lestari Approach. Contribution: Strengthening
of indigenous community by reducing tenurial conflict
potential

(1) Blue carbon primary data collection (2) Local

community awareness on blue carbon and the
importance of mangrove ecosystem (3) Support local
community in establishing sustainable financing
mechanism from mangrove conservation. Impact:
Publication, support local coomunoty and Established
financing mechanism based on mangrove ecosystem
NTFP such as mudcrab.

Support the restoration 300 ha of degraded land within

the Gunung Gede Pangrango National Park. Support the
establishment of Bodogol Conservation Education Center
in 1998. Support the local capacity building of NP
management authority on conservation management, by
providing technical assistance for Javan Gibbon
conservation initiatives

Impact: (1) Improvement of mangrove biodiversity

(2)Improvement of community’s livelihood
(3)Deforested/degraded mangrove rehabilitated
(4)Improvement of mangrove biodiversity (5)
Improvement of community’s livelihood (6) Improvement
of Coastal resilience
 mangrove Rehabilitations in Manjene, West Sulawesi.
Impacts: Kalpataru oleh Presiden 2003 and
KEHATI Award 2015

coastal ecosystem (mangrove, coral reef and seagrass)

trends, values and policies at national and regional level
to support coastal natural capital accounting (NCA),
coastal management and blue carbon agenda. Serves as a
secretariat for the Indonesia National Plastic Action
Partnership (NPAP)

articipant
Position/Role
Environmental Technical Advisor
Blue Carbon Science Director, Asia Pacific
Peatland and Mangrove Ecosystems Senior Manager
Program Coordinator of Wetlands Restoration and
Conservation
Marine Program Manager
Research Analyst, Coastal NCA Project Lead

Hope
Social Resilience and Carbon Trading
Regulation which balance sosio, eco, enviroment and
colaborative action
SDGS and Low Carbon Development
Carbon Market
Economic Resilience amid Covid-19
Resecach and Coastal Livelihood
 Hopes
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Encourage the social resilience as the
implementation of sustainable mangrove
management by collaborative action among
stakeholders
Blue carbon nested policies and regulation are in
place to support activities and interventions on
the ground. Can be achieved through relentless
support to national and local government to
provide science-based decision-making plans and
strategies.
Increasing resilience of coastal communities by
mplementing climate change mitigation and
adaptation activities. Possible to conduct joint
activities in Papua
Grabbing opportunity from carbon benefit
through mangrove restoration to improve
biodiversity and community livelihood by
implementing carbon project (Government
(Result based payment-SRN), Voluntary market,
private sector )
Utilize the mangrove without
damaging the ecosystem for
instace by carbon trading inline
with REDD+ and voluntary carbon
market
Provide a sustainable solution for
coastal communities on best
management practice and find the
balance between social, economic,
and environmental needs by
colaborative action
Mangrove management to support
Sustainable Development Goals 14
and Low Carbon Development by
engaging BAPPENAS and CIFOR
 peningkatan sosial ekonomi masyarakat di
tengah pandemi ini dan juga kelestarian
ekosistem mangrove terus terjaga dan dapat
mengatasi perubahan iklim. Can be achieved
through collaborative actions

Support development of
integrated coastal valuation /
accounts to inform decision-making
evidence-based research & actions toward process on marine and coastal
coastal ecosystem protection & restoration, and ecosystems, including the areas of
mainstreaming blue carbon in national policies. blue carbon and coastal livelihood.

Concern
Regulation and Economic Impact
the absecne of national blue carbon ecosystem
valuation
Regulation and Utilization

Covid 19 and Government Response

 Concern
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need the understanding of carbon

trading. Regulatory sandbox for carbon the benefit from blue carbon is not
trading cooperatuons impacted/obtained local community

 the absence of national blue carbon

blue carbon stakeholders work in silos, ecosystem valuation to assess its
therefore need Inclusive approach for potential to support national and
common goal local climate targets

turnover in mangrove regulations

which impact mangrove protection
Bappenas with their mandate for LCDI
and SDGs is the right entity that can
form a Strategic Coordination Team for
Mangrove and Peat Management in
Indonesia.
questioning t the potential barrier to
economic growth of having 70%
protected land, and benefits from
mangrove and peat ecosystems to
the local economy
Covid-19 pandemic may shift
government’s focus and possibly also
increase risk on oceans and coastal
management, e.g. the coastal
community livelihoods whereby many
live below poverty levels and also
affected hard by Covid-19 and climate
change.
Still aligned with Covid-19 concerns
-- the work related to poverty
alleviation, job creation and social
equity will perhaps become more
relevant in all sectors
There is a need to strengthen partnerships with other organizations/acto
 Problem Statement

Seringkali pendekatan program dan inisiatif dari luar tidak sesuai dengan
kebutuhan, keinginan dan permasalahan ditingkat tapak sehingga langkah
intervensi tidak mencapai tujuannya.   

Triple bottom line aspects (social, economic, environmental) to be

matrixed within the blue carbon policy, financing, and science work on
various levels (local, provincial, national and international) and to provide
the connections between these levels of interventions.

The pandemic limited project field activities for in-person meeting/travel

and shifting Government’s priorities to mainly focus on health issue

Uncertainty of funding availability for Result based payment – SRN.

 Technical Problems: (1) Data luasan mangrove yang belum
menggambarkan kondisi riil di Indonesia dan tumpang tindih di tingkat K/L
(2) Status lahan mangrove yang tumpang tindih (3) Implementasi regulasi
konservasi mangrove yang belum kuat di akar rumput

There is a need to strengthen partnerships with other organizations/actors

within the areas of, among others: 1) coastal ecosystem conservation and
restoration; 2) sustainable fisheries and coastal community livelihood; 3)
coastal ecosystem valuation and/or accounts.

Pelibatan masyarakat, adanya “Champion” di daerah, serta dukungan

regulasi pemerintah merupakan kunci utama keberhasilan dan
keberlanjutan sebuah projek.

Building the foundations for empowering the lives of coastal communities

amid rapid climate change

hen partnerships with other organizations/actors within the areas of, among others: 1) coastal ecosystem conservation and
astal ecosystem conservation and restoration; 2) sustainable fisheries and coastal community livelihood; 3) coastal ecosyste
livelihood; 3) coastal ecosystem valuation and/or accounts.