Koperasi Hutan Jaya Lestari  experience in Forest Management & Primary Wood 

Processing Industry

Konawe Selatan – Sulawesi TenggaraBy Jefferson Tasik

BRIEF HISTORYEstablishment of Koperasi Hutan Jaya Lestari in Konawe Selatan on march 18 2004. 

Koperasi Hutan Jaya Lestari (KHJL) together JAUH‐Sultra dan TFT conducting sustainable forest management in forest owned by members KHJL ( 2004 ).

FSC certificate obtained by FSC on May 2005.

Establishment of primary wood industry (PT. Konsel Jaya Lestari) in 2006

• SK IUPHHK‐HTR (community forest plantation permit) 4.639,95 Haobtained from Bupati on June 2009.p

• Signing RKUPHHK‐HTR (long‐term planning) & RKTUPHHK‐HTR (annual planning) in April 2010 by Kadishut Konawe Selatan .

FSC certificate obtained by FSC for the second time (2010)FSC certificate obtained by FSC for the second time (2010)

March 2011 obtained sawmill permit from governor of Sulawesi Tenggara, with the capacity of 300 m3/year.

Implementation of Timber Legality Assurance System for KHJL andImplementation of Timber Legality Assurance System for KHJL and Industry on 2011.

Forest Management

Management of private forest

Management of community forest l t tiplantation

Management of primary wood industry g p y y(Raw Sawn Timber, Furniture & Handycraft)

Towards Social ConglomerationTowards Social Conglomeration……………

Management of Private Forest 

• Identification of forest areas.

• Recruitment of members & establishment of work units (763 

b i h l 1 268 H 23members with total area 1.268 Ha, 23 units)

F t i t• Forest inventory

• Annual Allowable Cut (AAC)

i di & i• Logging, Loading & Transportation

• Replanting & Forest protection

• Conflict resolution

Recapitulation of Annual Allowable Cut

YearReady for Harvest Invent

AAC (M3)Yeary

(M3)AAC (M3)

2007 6.436,05 919,43

2008 4.838,82 691,26

2009 3.971,87 567,41

2010 3 510 35 501 482010 3.510,35 501,48

Total 18.757.09 2.679,59

Recapitulation of Replantingp p g

b f dNo. Year Area (Ha)

Number of seeds of life

1. 2005 52 69.085

2. 2006 36 48.200

3. 2007 54 90.000

4 2008 113 146 2524. 2008 113 146.252

5. 2009 351 469.995

6. 2010 136 182.255

Total 742 1.005.787

ImpactImpactEconomy

• Timber prices rise

Social & Culture

• Changes in behavior

Ecology

• Increasing the potential• Timber prices rise• Contribution to revenue (PAD)

• Contribution to revenue (Village)

• Changes in behavior from “illegal Logger” to  forest conservationist

• Plant culture• Mindset of the younger

• Increasing the potential of forest, especially teak

• The increasing proliferation of fauna

• Growing crops on private(Village)• Windfall profits

Mindset of the younger generation that the forest as a future savings

• Increased confidence• Selling the land does not

Growing crops on private land

• CO2 absorption 13,7 ton/Ha (FWI 2008)

• Increase in waterSelling the land does not become an alternative because there is guarantee of trees planted

Increase in water discharge

• Culture to maintain water resources and biodiversity

• No more pesticide use and practice of burning land

MANAGEMENT HTR

No Description Remarks1 A 4 639 95 (h )1. Area : 4.639,95 (ha) Per year 560

Ha.2. Number of Block: 14 1 Block = 320Number of Block: 14

block1 Block 320 Ha

3. Number of compartment: 109

1 compartment = 40 Hacompartment: 109 = 40 Ha

4. Number of sub compartment: 1089

1 sub compartment= 4 Ha

Seed Requirement

No Seeds Number Of Seeds % Remarks

RKU 2010 ‐ 2019

1. Jenis bibit a. Jatib. Sengon

M h i

3.484.2721.451,3781 742 136

402020

Distance3 x 2 m

c. Mahonid. Gemelinae. MPTs

1.742.1362.177.67127.960

2020-

2. Jumlah persemaian 17 Lokasi/poligon

No Seeds Number of Seeds % Remarks

RKT 2010 ‐ 2011 (560 Ha)

1. Jenis bibit a. Jatib. Sengonc. Mahoni

362.94596.785181.473

402020

Distance3 x 2 m

c. Mahonid. Gemelinae. MPTs

181.473145.1782.330 

2020-

PRIMARY WOOD PROCESSING INDUSTRYINDUSTRY

iCutting Log

Cut in to thin slices

Company stamp marking & Grading

Delivery to buyer

Ware house

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Chain of custody assisting

1 Inventory

2. Tagging Trees6. Loading & Transportation

3. Logging 5. Numbering

4. Cutting Trees

Challenge

Short‐term needs of membersShort term needs of members versus crop cycle length

HTR development requiresHTR development requires substantial investment for delineating and seedsdelineating and seeds

Strong commitment to assisting in strengthening human resources andstrengthening human resources and institutional for the model application of management area pp gand business

Recommendation

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NeedNeed forfor longlong‐‐termterm (minimal(minimal 1010 years)years)commitmentcommitment fromfrom investorsinvestors forfor capitalcapital

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NeedNeed forfor longlong‐‐termterm commitmentcommitment fromfromggdonorsdonors forfor institutionalinstitutional strengtheningstrengthening andandhumanhuman resourcesresources inin communitycommunity basedbasedforestforest managementmanagementforestforest managementmanagement

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