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
Government of Indonesia has estimated the potential loss of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) as an impact of climate change. Based on a study conducted by the Ministry of National Development Planning/National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas) in 2019, Indonesia will experience a potential economic loss of up to IDR 115.4 trillion in 2024 in four sectors,
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In order to support the capacity of researchers in improving the quality of research, during this period PATTIRO also carried out an activity to support the improvement of research quality, through a social research methodology training. This training was held from September 15 to 21, 2021 in collaboration with the Center for Education and Training
The implementation of Ecological Fiscal Transfer (EFT) by the provincial, district and city governments is not only able to encourage environmental protection but can also accelerate gender mainstreaming in the regional level. This statement was delivered by Maya Rostanty, as the Senior Advisor of the Center for Regional Information and Studies (PATTIRO) at the National Conference
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Jakarta – The Center for Research and Regional Information (PATTIRO) expects that the Green Leadership Forum (GLF) can be convened annually. This was stated by PATTIRO Executive Director Bejo Untung in the 2nd GLF, which was held online on Wednesday (27/10). According to Bejo, this is important because the GLF aims to create a national awakening
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Jakarta – The Ecological Fiscal Transfer (EFT) scheme is considered quite successful in encouraging environmental conservation in many areas in Indonesia. This was stated by several regional heads, both those who have implemented EFT or who are considering it, in the Green Leadership Forum (GLF) organized by the Center for Regional Research and Information (PATTIRO) in
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“Various ideas and potentials from institutions in Indonesia that are concerned about climate change actions are important elements of Indonesia’s future. Therefore, it is necessary to align the ideals of the institutions”, said Dr Anindya Chatterjee, the Regional Director of IDRC at the Inception Workshop on the Think Climate Indonesia (TCI) Program on 21 July.
As of 2020, the area of forests managed through the social forestry (PS) scheme has reached 4.2 million hectares. Government of Indonesia is targeting to increase the area of social forestry to 8 million hectares by 2024 (RPJMN 2020-2024). This target is set to alleviate poverty, especially for communities around forest areas. Data from the Directorate General of Social Forestry and Environmental Partnerships (Ditjen PSKL), Ministry of Environment
The idea of implementing the Ecological Fiscal Transfer (EFT) policy in Indonesia has continued to develop in recent years. This has been driven by the initiative of the coalition of civil society organizations from various regions together with The Asia Foundation (TAF), which proposed the concept of Ecology-based Provincial Budget Transfer (TAPE) and Ecology-based District
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