Presented to Illegal Logging Update and Stakeholder Consultation

1. EC-Indonesia FLEGT Support Project (Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade) - IndonesiaPROJECT NO: AIDCO/2004/16830; 30 March 2005 Presented to Illegal Logging Update and Stakeholder Consultation Chatham House, London 26 January 2007

2. The Concept The Project supports the objectives of the Action Plan by providing set of activities to assist GoI in tackling illegal logging; It focusing on the underlying issues that are responsible for illegal logging; Assists GoI, civil society and wood industry to achieve SFM through governance reform, harmonization of laws & regulations, awareness raising, capacity building and legal compliance;

3. Executive Agency: BAPPENAS FACTS AND FIGURES Duration: 5 years (1 March 2006 – 28 February 2011) BUT AWP I: 11/12/06-15/11/07 AWP II: 16/11/07-15/05/09

4. Implementing Agency: MoF in Jakarta Provincial Governments: Jambi and West Kalimantan Implementing Consortium: SAVCOR (Finland); COWI(Denmark); WWF; IHSA (Indonesia)

5. Total Expert Staff: 35 Project Director: Ratman Tasmin (seconded) Team Leader: Michael Jaeger Local Technical Assistance: 27 experts (1,308 mm)International Technical Assistance Team: 8 experts (262 mm)

6. EC Contribution: € 14,981.306 Indonesian Contribution (In kind) € 1,765,000 Total € 16,746,306 PROJECT BUDGET :

7. Jakarta Jambi Papua West Kalimantan Project locations

8. Coordination and decision making mechanism Jakarta West Jambi Kalimantan National Steering Committee Provincial Provincial Steering National Steering Project Task Force Committee Committee Technical Team Provincial Technical Team Provincial Technical Team Project Management Unit Provincial Provincial Implementation Unit Implementation Unit

9. PROJECT COMPONENTS 1 - 5

10. C.1 Improved forest law and its enforcement Achievements: • Jointly with Reg. Gov. collection of policies, laws & regulations in 2 provinces. Analysis in progress • Team member of Law on Illegal Logging • INPRES 4/2005: In team with MenkoPolHukam, WB, WWF to develop National Strategy based on 11 Steps Program • Supporting Provincial Task Forces to implement INPRES • 36 Type of training program and syllabus developed and accepted (law enforcers, investigation and processing of cases) • Multistakeholders consultations incl. NGO

11. C. 2 Improved forest sector governance Achievements: • GIS database partly established (permits, maps, industries, locations, boundaries, etc) • Information on project activities disseminated to civil societies • Developing partnership with NGOs to explore with communities how to assume responsibility for forest management • Information centres being established • Integrated process for planning and programming/budgeting for Prov. For. Off.

12. C. 3 Illegal trade in forest products reduced, and legal trade promoted Achievements: • Data relating to industries, < and > 6.000 m3/yr, and concessions collected in 2 Provinces • Integrated database between different directorates of MoF (BPK) is in process of being established • Team member of the Verified Legal Compliance development

13. C. 4 Current silvicultural systems assessed and appropriate systems developed Achievements: • Agreement with FORDA and PEMDA to use ex-concession areas for improvement of communities livelihood • Joint team established to investigate suitable areas

14. C. 5 Liaison and Co-ordination Achievements: i) Facilitation and participation in VPA processes • Assisting/promoting FLEGT Action Plan at international, national, regional venues • Bi-monthly meetings with NGOs commenced • Website created: www.eu-flegt.org • Newsletters/Briefs, brochures issued regularly • Participated in national, regional exhibitions • Field visits arranged for massmedia and NGOs

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