Climate change extremes pose a threat to agricultural productivity in Indonesia. This may disrupt food security as well as have an impact on economic losses. To identify the risks of climate change to the agricultural sector in the regions, PATTIRO in collaboration with PI AREA organized a training on climate change impact research methodology in […]
PATTIRO has developed Gender Assessment Tools (GAT) in Social Forestry. This tool aims to identify various gender issues in social forestry management starting from the pre- and post-approval stages of social forestry to social forestry policies and institutions in the regions. The assessment results are expected to be the starting material for developing more gender-responsive
PATTIRO supported by The Asia Foundation held a training on gender mainstreaming in Social Forestry on Monday-Tuesday (30-31/6). The training was held online and attended by around 40 people from 21 civil society organizations from various regions in Indonesia. This training aimed to improve participants’ understanding of gender concept in general and ability to identify
Civil society organizations need to oversee local governments to allocate climate-resilient development budgets in accordance with the needs of the community, especially vulnerable groups. This emerged in the Training of Trainers (TOT) Budget Tracking activity organized by PATTIRO in Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara, 10-12 April 2022. TOT Budget Tracking is part of the Voice for
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PATTIRO: Development of DOB Papua Needs to be Accelerated with District Development Approach Thursday (30/6), the plenary meeting of the House of Representatives passed three bills on the establishment of new autonomous regions (DOB) of Papua into law. The three Bills are the Bill on the Establishment of South Papua Province, the Bill on the
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JAKARTA, KOMPAS — The revenue sharing funds for forestry resources from reforestation funds (DBH DR) have not been used optimally for social forestry management. The amount of reforestation funds that are unused at the regional level is also quite large. Yet, these funds can be used to expand access to forest land as well as
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After the issuance of Law no. 1 of 2022 concerning Financial Relations between the Central Government and Regional Governments (HKPD), the Government is expected to formulate arrangements for fiscal incentives that encourage regional performance in maintaining environmental and forestry protection. PATTIRO Program Manager, Ramlan Nugraha, in his presentation at a public discussion titled “What is
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This year is a special one as PATTIRO celebrates its 20th anniversary. We are grateful that PATTIRO can exist and continue making efforts to contribute its best in the field of governance, especially in the three focus areas of transparency, public finance management reform and public service accountability. Beginning from the similarity in the view
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Following the enactment of the Regional Government Law that transfers authority of forestry management from the Districts/Cities to Provinces, since 2017 distribution of DBH DR was conducted by the central government to the producing provinces. Provisions about DBH DR are set through Regulation of the Minister of Finance (PMK) as mandated by the State Budget
Jakarta, February 2022. One of the outcomes to be achieved in the “Voice for Inclusiveness Climate Resilience Actions (VICRA)” program is that issues and policies of climate change can be discussed and understood by various stakeholders at the provincial, district, and village levels. To achieve this outcome, it is necessary to increase the knowledge and
The civil society coalition for environmental funding appreciates the government’s steps to expand environmental management performance indicators in the 2022 Regional Incentive Fund (DID) scheme. Through the expansion of indicators, it is hoped that it can motivate local governments (Pemda) in improving environmental and forestry management performance. This was conveyed by Maya Rostanty as a
PATTIRO: 2022 DID Policy Expected to Improve Environmental Management Performance at the National and Regional Levels One of the government’s instruments in improving local government performance is the Regional Incentive Fund (DID). This fund is allocated by the government in the National Budget (APBN) to reward regions that have good performance in the areas of
