The University of Indonesia’s Climate Change Research Center (RCCC-UI), together with CIFOR and partners are implementing a Global Comparative Study on Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (GCS-REDD+). Through this project, we foster the co-creation of knowledge and learning exchange at all levels, ensuring policymakers and practitioners have access to – and use – the information, analyses and tools needed to design and implement effective, efficient and equitable REDD+ policies and actions. The Science and Policy Dialogue series is one of the key components introduced in GCS-REDD+ Phase 4 and aims to tailor research to country-level needs, policies and targets pertaining to forest-based climate mitigation.
Science and Policy Dialogue meetings bring experts and policymakers together to discuss research and development surrounding forest and climate governance. The first dialogue on 16 December 2021, under the theme “From COP26 to G20: How research can support aligning forest, finance and development planning in Indonesia”, held in December 2021 set the tone for the whole series in regard to the importance of research in supporting policymaking. At the second dialogue, “Improving REDD+ information to advance REDD+ architecture”, conducted on 25 April 2022, CIFOR-ICRAF and partners shared latest research findings to leverage the national commitment to transform FoLU sectors to achieve the net carbon sink target by 2030
The main objective of this third discussion is to share lessons learned and best practices on designing and implementing REDD+ benefit sharing mechanisms to strengthen climate finance (including current and planned policies in Indonesia) to fund mitigation activities. The lessons learned and shared in this science-policy platform will feed not only our Knowledge Tree on REDD+ benefit sharing, but also our scenario building and modelling activities, which will be discussed in upcoming dialogues at the end of 2022 and in 2023. It is important to take stock of and build on existing efforts in each country to safeguard continuity, promote integration of efforts, and enhance the legitimacy of our results.
Contact person
Rafie Mohammad: rafiemohammadrm@gmail.com
Bimo Dwisatrio: b.dwisatrio@cgiar.org
Agenda
Opening
Opening remarks: Brief on CIFOR’s knowledge on benefit sharing mechanism
Session 1: A state-of-the-art benefit sharing mechanism for the national and subnational level
Presentation: Lessons learned from the GCF REDD+ RBP Project BSM plan
Endah Tri Kurniawaty, Environment Fund Management Agency (BPDLH)
Presentation: REDD+ benefit sharing mechanism: How ready are we and how can we ensure a smooth transfer of benefits?
Pathur Rachman As’ad, PMU FCPF Carbon Fund, Biro Ekonomi, Sekretariat Daerah Provinsi Kalimantan Timur
Discussion
Moderator: Sonny Mumbunan, Research Scientist, CCSF UI
Discussants:
- Dewa Ekayana, Fiscal Policy Agency, Ministry of Finance
- Dewi Rizki, Kemitraan
Endah Tri Kurniawaty
Pathur Rachman As’ad
Dewa Ekayana
Dewi Rizki
Session 2: Learning from REDD+ benefit sharing planning preparation experience and implementation
Presentation: Update on Jambi’s BioCF-ISFL preparation and its benefit-sharing mechanism design
Sepdinal, Jambi’s Development Planning Agency (Bappeda) and Head of Sub-National Project Management Unit (SNPMU) BioCF-ISFL
Presentation: The many forms of benefits for local people: Lessons from the Katingan-Mentaya project
Taryono Darusman, PT Rimba Makmur Utama
Discussion
Moderator: Stibniati Atmadja, CIFOR
Discussants:
- Efrian Muharrom, World Bank
- Prof. Daddy Ruhiyat, DDPI East Kalimantan
- Fredi Yusuf, KKI Warsi
Sepdinal
Taryono Darusman
Efrian Muharrom
Prof. Daddy Ruhiyat
Fredi Yusuf
Conclusions, reflections and closing
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