Financing for the Sustainable Landscapes Management Program (SLMP) comes from a range of sources and is managed collectively to improve sustainable landscape management and promote equitable growth.
Financing for the Sustainable Landscapes Management Program (SLMP) comes from a range of sources and is managed collectively to improve sustainable landscape management and promote equitable growth.
(in preparation, for up to $110 million, starting in 2021)
The first large-scale jurisdictional results-based REDD program in Indonesia, aims to lower rates of deforestation and forest degradation across 12.7 million hectares of land rich in tropical rainforests and biodiversity in East Kalimantan. The initiative will also support improved land governance and local livelihoods, and protect the habitats of numerous vulnerable and endangered species through activities that include improving forest licensing, increasing the number of small-scale plantations, and the promotion of community-based planning.
Supports the GoI in strengthening the institutional and local capacity for decentralized sustainable forest management that generates improved forest-based livelihoods through the establishment and operationalization of forest management units (KPH).
Leverages funding and the channelling of financial contributions from development partners into technical assistance, policy analysis, and capacity building to strengthen landscape management leadership and promote coordination.
Enhancing the capacity of participation for Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities (IPLC) to strengthen forest tenure security and improve economic wellbeing, while supporting Indonesia’s efforts to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. This will be done through the implementation of a demand-driven delivery mechanism, designed by and for IPLCs to channel funds effectively and efficiently to strengthen their visibility, recognition and enhancement of their role in sustainable natural resource management at the local, national and global levels.
Aims to provide clarity on actual land rights and land use at the village level in seven fire-prone provinces in Sumatra and Kalimantan. It contributes to the implementation of the GoI’s Agrarian Reform Program by conducting village-based participatory mapping and registration of land rights (the project targets to register 4.3 million land parcels).
WAVES I: 2015 – 2019
WAVES II: July 2019 – June 2021
Monitors how natural resources are used and can implement National Capital Accounting—a system to calculate the physical and monetary values of natural resources—to enable strategic planning and inform the country’s long-term development vision.
Project Preparation and Pre-Investment Phase (in preparation - for $15 million)
Emission Reduction Program (in preparation; for up to $70 million of performance-based payment)
The Bio-Carbon Fund will improve forest management and promote alternative livelihoods that reduce pressure on forests and peatlands in Jambi Province (Sumatra) with the goal of reducing emissions and supporting the province to access results-based financing.
Supports the GoI in improving access to forest land use rights and strengthening community management in selected priority areas allocated for social forestry. The project provides technical assistance to communities, the GoI, and non-governmental and community organizations serving as facilitators of social forestry to formalize land use rights and support activities to restore priority degraded forest and improve livelihoods.