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Annex A. The Impact of environmental awareness and training on Green PNPM

Indicator 1. Well trained [PNPM] facilitators and other local [PNPM] stakeholders, who

can ignite and facilitate green projects within [PNPM], not limited to those within [GreenPNPMs target locations]

1. A. Table listing all of the Green PNPM and PNPM-Rural NMC consultants and facilitators working inyour target location. In examining progress the CSOs are making against this indicator, it is useful for the

World Bank to know how many consultants/facilitators you are working with/providing training to

including those who are financed through Green PNPM and PNPM-Rural.

Number of Green PNPM/PNPM-Rural Consultants/Facilitators within Target Area

NMC

Facilitators/Con

sultant Position

Title

# Male

#

Femal

e

Total Location Stationed

Green PNPM

Community

Facilitators (FKL)

4 0 4 One FKL station at each sub district, One FKLscoordinator station at District level (ASTAL)

PNPM-Rural

facilitator at

district Level (FK

and FT )

5 1 6 One FT and one FK station at each sub district

PNPM-Rural

Communityfacilitator at

District Level (

Faskab, Fastekab,

Faskeu)

4 1 5 Three facilitator station at district level (Faskab,

Fastekab and Faskeu), each Faskab and Fastekabis with an assistant.

MUNA DISTRICT

Green PNPMCommunity

Facilitators (FKL)


PNPM-Rural

facilitator at

district Level (FK

and FT )


PNPM-Rural

Community

facilitator atDistrict Level (

Faskab, Fastekab,Faskeu)

5 0 5 Three facilitators station at district level (Faskab,

Fastekab and Faskeu), each Faskab and Fastekab

is with an assistant.

KOLAKA DISTRICT

Green PNPM

Community

Facilitators (FKL)



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PNPM-Rural

facilitator at

district Level (FK

and FT )


PNPM-Rural

facilitator at

District Level(Faskab, Fastekab,

Faskeu) PNPM-P2SPP facilitator.

5 1 6 Four facilitators station at district level (Faskab,

Fastekab and Faskeu and P2SPP (PNPM

Integration facilitator), each Faskab and Fastekabis with an assistant.

1.B. Table listing all trainings that were delivered to Green PNPM/PNPM-Rural consultants/

Facilitators

Training for Green PNPM/PNPM-Rural Consultants/Facilitators

1.C. Please provide a brief narrative impact statement indicating any observations you have noted in

regards to training provided has led to improved performance by Green PNPM/PNPM-Rural consultantsand facilitators in the areas where you work.

1.D. Please provide a brief statement indicating how any of your CSOs interventions have

impacted/attracted attention in Green PNPM from facilitators/consultants outside of Green

PNPMs target areas.

Workshop and trainings, either organized by OWT or in-collaboration NMC/PMD and District and

province government which mostly attended by PNPM facilitators and the widely distributed or our

awareness materials (especially documentary and tutorial films) have strongly inspired facilitators to

replicate the Green-PNPM smart practices.

Example: PNPM facilitators from Mangolo Village, Latambaga (Kolaka) and Tobimeita Village,(Kendari) have requested us to train apiculture (honey bees farming) development at PNPM sub

project (2010). As the impact of District agencies and Parliament workshop in Kolaka (Kolaka 15 and

16 December 2010), technical facilitator from Poleang Timur Sub-District (Bombana District) andLasusua Sub-district (Kolaka Utara District) have requested to act as a trainer for development of

Coconut Shell Charcoal Briquette (CCB) sub project budget year 2010.

2. A. Table listing all trainings that were delivered to Green PNPM community beneficiaries over

this reporting period.

Training provided to Community Beneficiaries

Title/Focus of

Training

Module

Date/Location

Community

Group

Targeted

Number of ParticipantsResults of

TrainingMen Women Children

BUTON DISTRICT

Training of

Trainer on

Permanent Biogas

Kancinaa

Village,

Pasarwajo (17-

Villagers 7 3 0 The villagers

understood

installing


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Installation 18 January

2011)

permanent biogas

MUNA DISTRICT

Training on

Making Energy

Saving Stove andCCB

in Lalemba

Village, Lawa

Sub district (8January 2011)

Villagers 20 15 0 The villagers

understood: (1)

making CCB andenergy saving stove

(2) businesspotential of CCB

and energy saving

stove

Training on

Catchment

Management to

KPMD in

Lawa Sub

district (13

January 2011

and Tongkuno

Sub district

(15 January2011)

KPMD 33 33 0 (1) Refresh KPMD

knowledge on

Catchment

management (2)Making organic

fertilizer (3)

Nurserydevelopment

technique (4)

Vegetative and

generativepropagation (5)

Making herbicide

(6) Identification of

mother trees

Development of

Bokashi

Wamelai

Village, Lawa

Sub district

(28 February2011)

Farmer group 20 15 0 The result of the

training were :(1)

Participants

understood the useand the benefit of

using bokashi (2)

Participants

understood

technique of

making bokashi(3) Participants

form an economic

group of bokashi

making . The

participants

consist of 11 maleand 4 female. The

material uses for

making bokashi

are mixing of

manure, rice husk,

EM4, sugar.


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Practical Exercise

on Making Biogas

Outflow

Langkumapo

Village,

Napabalano (9

March 2011),

Lahontohe

Village,

Tongkuno (10March 2011)

Villagers 10 2 0 The participants

were able to make

gas storage

container made of

PE plastic so that

the biogas are able

to use by threehouseholds

Training for

Maintenance

Team (TPS)

Tongkuno Sub

district (31

March 2011)

TPS 46 7 (1) provide

technical

instruction on the

maintenance ofGreen PNPM Sub

projects (2)

Remind the TPS

the reason behind

each sub projects

such as Spring

waterrehabilitation, teak

planting etc (3)

Develop action

plan for TPS, FKL

and CSO

Develop Patchouli

Nursery

Wamelai

Village, Lawa

Sub district (1

March 2011)

Farmer group 10 4 0 The nursery group

has developed

patchouli nursery

KOLAKA DISTRICT

TOT on makingNata de Coco and

CCB

Baula Village,Baula Sub

district ( 21-22

January 2011)

Villagewomen group

2 20 0 From this training,the participants

learnt: (1) Making

Nata de Coco and

CCB (2)

Understood

business potentialof Nata de Coco

and CCB (3) to

utilize the coconut

waste as income

generation

activitiesOn the Job

Training to Madu

Rasa Apiculture

group

Tandebura

Village,

Watubangga

Sub district

(11-13 January

2011) and (18-

19 February

Farmer group 15 1 0 As the result, the

group has

managed to move

twelve honey bee

from its natural life

into the box


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2011)

Training on

Making Handy

Craft from

Garbage to

Village WomanGroup

Gunung Sari

Village,

Watubangga

Sub district

(23-24 January2011)

Village

woman group,

school

children

20 30 15 The benefit of the

training: (1) The

woman group

understood making

handicraft such asflower vases,

pencil cases, bags

etc (2) The woman

group understood

the importance toseparate organic

and non-organic

garbage

Proceeding OJT

to Community

Radio (CR) Green

Trust Crew

Ladongi (28

February

2011)

CR staff 8 3 0 The staff

understood (1)

broadcasting

technique andequipment

operating (2) up to

date issues of radio

management

Training on

Making Bokashi

to Sumber Sari

farmer Group

Atula Village,

Ladongi Sub

District (12

February

2011)

Farmer group 12 2 0 The participants

has produced

bokashi for their

personal use

Training on

Making Bokashi

and and OrganicPesticide to

Sidomuncul

farmer group

Watubangga

Sub district

(18 March2011)

Farmer group 18 7 0 The underlying

result of the

training are: (1)The farmer group

understood

technical on

making bokashi

and organic

pesticide (2) Thefarmer group

produce bokashi

for their personal

us

Strengthening

RGS CommunityRadio (CR)

Institution

Gunung Sari

Village,Watubangga

Sub district

(20-25 March

2011)

Radio crew 4 2 0 The result of the

meeting are (1) tomove the radio

station to the SPH

from the previous

studio, the

previous studio

was at Pak

Mades house,


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and the crew was

reluctant go there

(2) Increase the

coverage areas (3)

restructure the

radio

organization, anddevelop strategies

for good

management.

Fixing BiogasDemplot

LalowosulaVillage

Ladongi Sub

district (14-19

March 2011)

Villagers 7 1 0 Villagersunderstood types

of fiber water tank

to be used for

permanent biogas

installation

2.B. Table listing all public/community environmental awareness-raising/demonstration events

facilitated.

Public Environmental Awareness Raising/Demonstration Events

Title/type of Public

Event/Demonstra

tion Facilitated

Date/Locati

on

Communit

y Groups

Targeted

Number of ParticipantsPurpose/Result of

EventMen Women Child

ren

NATIONAL/PROVINCE LEVEL

Facilitating

journalist trip

Kolaka and

Muna

District

General

public

Publication on the

newspaper

BUTON DISTRICT

Participated MAD I

/organized by

consultant

Pasarwajo

Sub District

(27 January2011)

General

public

50 50 0 The underlined results of

the meeting were: (1) All

PNPM proposals shouldrefer to RPJMdes

document (2) KPMD

work outline was

defined

Garbage Separation

Movement

Socialization

Laburunci

Village,

Pasarwajo

Sub district

(11 February

2011)

Villagers 15 20 0 (1) Participants will

separate organic and non

organic garbage starting

from their home (2)

OWT will provide

training on making

handicraft from garbage

when the home plastic

garbage are in

considerable amount (3)

OWT will conduct


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training for making

compost for food

remnants.

Monitoring and

Evaluation the

Mahoni PlantationSub-project

Implementation

Jaya Bakti

Village,

SampolawaSub District

(8 and 15

January

2011)

Villagers 15 5 0 Improved knowledge on

the project maintenance

Monitoring Green

PNPM Project

Implementation of

Sengon and Mahoni

plantation

Bangun and

Wawaongi

Village,

Sampolawa

Sub District

(16 and 23

January

2011)

Villagers 17 3 0 Improved knowledge in

planting technique and

vegetative propagation

Monitoring Green

PNPM Solar Panel

(PLTS) Sub project

Implementation

Mawasangka

Village,

Mawasangka

Sub District(16 January

2011)

Project

beneficiari

es

3 2 0 Villagers understood

maintenance of Solar

panel

Participated Sub

district

Musrembang

Pasarwajo (2

February

2011)

PNPM

actors

46 20 0 The objective of our

involvement were (1) to

ensure environmental

issues discussed and

taken into prioritieswithin village

development plan (2) to

socialize OWT smart

practices and lesson

learned of Green PNPM

to inspire thegovernment (3) to

present future awareness

raising and training

strategies to get input

from the

government/Musrembang forum.

Awareness during

Inter-kecamatan

Sub project

Handover Meeting

(MDST)

Holja (10

February

2011)

Villagers 30 20 0 The objective of the

meeting: (1) to witness

the hand over the project

implementation result

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beneficiaries; (2) to

remind the village

government to formulate

regulation relating with

rumpon management;

(3) to assert

responsibilities ofmaintenance team (Tim

pemelihara/TP).

Conducted Green

PNPM One DayEvaluation

Workshop at Sub

district Level

Pasarwajo 17

February2011),

Sampolawa

(24

February

2011) and

Mawasang

ka (28February

2011)

PNPM

actors

35 5 0 (1) to socialize the three

years implementation ofGreen-PNPM to various

parties; (2) to socialize

the principles of Green-

PNPM sub-projects; (3)

to learn the success and

failure of Green-PNPM

sub-projects and itsunderlined causes; (4) to

learn good and bad

practices of Green-

PNPM sub-projects

implementation; (5) to

improve coordination

among Green PNPM

actors, facilitators and

stakeholders.

Assisting Perdes

Formulation

Holja,

Pasarwajo

Sub district(18 February

2011)

Village

governmen

t

15 2 0 The underlying results

are: (a) enhanced in

participation ofcommunities in

maintaining the sub

project; (2)

establishment of

informal regulation and

management which will

be follow up into perdes

document, punishment

will be imposed to those

who violated; (3) the

BPD understood

procedure and phases ofdeveloping village

regulation-Perdes; (4)

The BPD, KPMD and

TPK started to draft the

village regulation-Perdes.

Group Discussion

on Coastal AbrasionKancinaa (20 Villagers 17 5 0 The discussion results

are as follows: (1) The


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with Key Villages February

2011)

coastal dwellers are

aware on the coastal

abrasion (2) the villagers

has started to overcome

the problem with

planting mangrove at

river banks/muara andthe beach even though

they havent succeed (3)OWT will assist them on

developing mangrove

nursery.

Awareness during

MD Sosialisasi

Gunung

Sejuk,

Lipumangau

and Jaya

Bakti Village

(2-3

February2011)

95 63 0 The villagers understood

up date progress of

Green PNPM

implementation

Awareness on

Spring Water

Protection

Makolo

Hamlet,

Jaya Bakti

Village

(10-14

February

2011)

Villagers 26 2 0 As the result, the

meeting are; (1)

increased in awareness

of protecting Makolo

spring, the villagers will

start to plant information

board (2) The villagers

will continue tree

plantation and will

develop villageregulation relating to the

spring protection (3) the

village will set up

voluntary work regular

schedule for the spring

protection.

Garbage Separation

Movement

Campaign

Saragi

Village,

PasarwajoSub district

(19 March2011)

Villagers 20 15 0 Increased knowledge on

garbage management

Participated Reguler

Village Quarterly

Meeting organized

by village

government

Jayabakti

Village (18

March

2011)

Village

governmen

t

38 10 0 The objective of the

meeting was to discuss

village development

plan. We made use the

meeting to share


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environmental isuses and

Green PNPM sub project

implementation.

Handover of Village

Library and

Regreening

movement

Gunung

Sejuk

Village (26

March 2011)

Villagers 36 13 32 (a) socializing the

importance of the

libraries (2) signatories

of hand over legaldocument by the village

government (3)

installing announcement

board of for the

protection of Laloyaspring water and

endemic species of

wildlife such as Andoke,

Phyton, kuskus and

birds.

Group Discussionwith Beringin

Farmer

Group inOengkolaki

Village,

Mawasang

ka Sub

district (26

March

2011)

Farmergroup

17 8 0 1) introduce smartpractices developed by

OWT in Green PNPM

(2) encourage the

farmer group to actively

participate in

development program

within the village such

as PNPM (3) discuss

activities of the farmer

group and training plan

for the group

Awareness Raisingthrough Informal

discussion with

Village Government

All Villagesin

Mawasangka

Sub district

(26-27

March 2011)

VillageGovernme

nt

30 14 0 To understand trend ofgreen village proposal

MUNA DISTRICT

Intensive

Facilitation on

Honey Bee Culture

Napalakura

Village,

Napabalano

Sub District

(15 January

2011)

Apiculture

group

10 2 0 Increased in knowledge

of honey bee culture

Mainstreaming

Environmental

Issues through

Village

Development Plan

Meeting

(Musrembang)

Lawa (14

February

2011) and

Tongkuno

(15 February

2011)

District,

Sub district

and Village

Governme

nt.

141 73 0 (1) to ensure that the

environmental issues

of Green PNPM

discussed in the

meeting (2) to ensure

that any development

plan and development


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implementation in the

village will consider

environmental impact

(3) to ensure that

OWTs best practicessuch as biogas, CCB,

village nursery, cashewnut processing is

further discussed and

adopted by the

government (4) to

inspire the government

at District level to

consider including

environmentalpreservation into

Districts governmentpolicy.

Participated

Discussion to

Develop

Collaborative

Action Plan with

BAPPEDA in

Garbage

Management.

Raha 22

February

2011

BLH,

BAPPEDA

and NGO

16 0 0 OWTs smart practicesis socialized among

BLH and NGO

Regreening

Movement for

Senior High School

Student

Barangka

Sub district

(4 March

2011)

School

Student

32 18 0 Green PNPM objective

is socialized among

school students

Develop CCB

Production Unit

Lambiku

Village,

Napabalano

Sub district

(12 March

2011)

General

public

100 80 0 We support with

promoting the CCB to

wider community by

ordering 150 kg

distributed them freely

to the villagers. We

expect the villagers

aware the effectiveness

of use of CCB, so thatthey will either produce

or purchase from theproduction unit.

Development of

Environmental

Kiosk (Warling)

In Wamelai

Village,

Lawa Sub

District (2731 March

2011).

Villagers 7 1 0 Objectives: (1) sell

community green

products such as CCB,

organic fertilizer, EM-

4, Virgin Coconut Oil,

honey bee, Jantropa


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Stove, Energy Saving

Stove, coconut shell

charcoal, tree seedlings

and nentu handicraft,

(2) promote


by displaying books,brochure, factsheets

etc. We aim to develop

one environmental

kiosk at all sub

districts.

Awareness through

factsheets

distribution

Tongkuno,

Lawa and

Napabalano

Sub districts

(25 March

2011)

General

public

150 50 0 We distributed five

various factsheets

entitled: (1) Shoot

Cutting Propagation

Technique, (2)

Generative andvegetative propagation,

(3) Agar wood

Cultivation, (4)

Introduction of Coconut

shell Charcoal Briquette

(CCB) (5) Planting

technique. We

distributed 50 pages at

each sub districts

(Tongkuno, Lawa, andNapabalano).

Distributing Sticker Napabalano,

Lawa and

Tongkuno

Sub district

(10 March

2011).

General

public

75 50 0 We distributed Green

stickers at public

transportation, public

places and at villagers

house aimed to: (1) to

raise knowledge of

communities on Green

PNPM (2) to socialize

green issues to a wider

community.

KOLAKA DISTRICT

Introducing OWT

Best Practices on

Garbage Separation

during Health

Socialization

Puulemo

Village,

Baula Sub

district (19

January

2011)

Village

women

group

3 13 0 To inspire Health agency

with garbage

management


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Facilitated Focus

Group Discussion

on Biogas

Installation with

MASSEDDIADA

farmer group

in Sumber

Rejeki

Village,

Watubangga

Sub district

(03 January

2011)

Villagers 13 4 0 The result of the

discussion: (1) The

group understood the

meaning of Sustainable

and Self-sufficient

energy Village (2) The

group understood biogasas an alternative energy

potential in Sumber

Rejeki Village

Participated

Meeting withPNPM Stakeholder

and Facilitators at

Sub district Level

Ladongi (03

January2011)

Sub district

head, UPK,KPMD

20 15 0 The outputs of the

meeting were: (1)commitment to

enhancing transparency

and accountability of

PNPM implementation

in 2011 (2) commitment

to consider as lesson

learned ofimplementation failure

occurred within the

previous years

Awareness during

KPMD Monthly

Meeting

Ladongi Sub

District (23

January

2011)

KPMD 17 13 0 Objective of the

meeting: (1) to

strengthen KPMD rules

as an important

facilitator who plays an

important role in

determining the direction

of village development

(2) Synergize theintegration of

Musrembang Desa and

implementation of

PNPM (3) Socialize

OWT awareness plan

and intensify the use of

Green Trust Radio (CR)

to socialize PNPM to

enhance participation of

the communities.

Awareness duringMAD I PNPM-MP

2011

Ladongi Subdistrict (30

January

2011)

Villagers 40 20 0 (1) to remind theparticipant the urgency

and benefit of sub

project for thecommunities, especially

targeted beneficiaries of

PNPM (2) to remind

appropriateness of

village proposal and


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existing problem and

potential

Awareness on

Garbage Separation

with DistrictsHealth Agency

Watalara and

Puulemo

Village

Baula (05-08

February2011)

Village

woman

group

5 40 0 The result of the training

were: (1) they

understood simply

practical way of health

living (2) theydifferentiated types of

garbages (2) theyseparate different type of

garbage, between

organic and an organic(3) They made garbage

bin from rices sacks

Organized Green

PNPM exhibition at

Gelora Football

Field

Kolaka (21-

28 February

2011)

General

public

250 118 33 We made the event to

socialize: (a) Pilot

Green-PNPM in terms of

its specific strategies andapproaches; (b) Green-

PNPM smart practices(biogas, CCB, Jantropa

stove, energy saving

stove, Nentu, high

quality seedlings)

produced by SPH and

FLER; (c) Market home

industries products

Socializing GreenMenu during MAD

I in WatubanggaSub district

We participated MAD Iin Watubangga

conducted at the subdistrict meeting hall.

We made use the

meeting to (1)

Socialize Green Menu

(2) Presented lesson

learned of previous

implementation.

Participated

Musrenbang Desa at

all villages

Watubangga

Sub district

(14-17

February2011)

Village

headmen,

BPD,

KPMD,FK-L

(1) ensure the villages

discussed environmental

issues in Musrembang

and considerenvironmental impact

when proposing any

development subject (2)

to review the RPJMdes,

as noted in the RPJMdes

document that all

villages are given time to


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review the document

until April 2001

Socializing the Role

of OWT in Green

PNPM during MAD

Lambandia

Sub District

2011 (24

March 2011)

PNPM

actor

38 26 0 (1) Introduce Green

PNPM (2) Introduce

Green Menu (3)

Introduce the role of

OWT in Green PNPM(4) Introduce OWT

smart practices.

2.C. Table/description illustrating any relationship between trainings delivered/awareness-raising

events facilitated and sub-projects selected by communities

CSO Interventions related to Community green Sub-Project Selection Process

Type of training, demonstration,

environmental event facilitated

(intervention) by CSO

Specific sub-projects selected by communities

related to CSO intervention (please include

location)BUTON DISTRICT

Developing mahoni nursery demplot in

Waangu-angu village

Lapodi village (10.000 seedling), Kombeli village

(50 ha)

Workshop on Village preservation area in

Pasarwajo Sub district

Spring Water rehabilitation in Kambula-bulana

village, Laburunci and Awainulu village

Kambula-bulana village, Laburunci andAwainulu village

Head water rehabilitation in Kancinaa Village

Developing janthropa nursery Planting janthropa (20.000 seedling) in

Oengkolaki Village

Socializing spring water as village

preservation area, Gunung Sejuk village.

Developing Laloiya spring water eco tourism

object in Gunung Sejuk Village

Training on nursery development in Gunung

Sejuk Village, attended by all village

representative from Sampolawa Sub district

Planting mahoni trees, Planting mango , Planting

Sengon Bangun Village, Wawoangi Village, Jaya

Bakti Village , Lipu Mangau Village and Sandang

Pangan Village.

MUNA DISTRICT

Awareness to protect and replicate mangrove

planting campaigns in Bahari, Renda ,

Wangkulabu, Lakarama village

Mangrove planting in Bahari, Wangkulabu, Renda

and Kombikuno Village

Awareness protection of spring water in Sub-

district Hall

Planting campaigns surrounding Lambiku Spring-

water

Facilitation the establishment of teak nursery

demonstration pilot in Napalakura Village

Teak planting in Lakarama, Pentiro, Moasi,

Tangkumaho, Latawe VillagesFacilitating Demplot development of cashew

nut processing in Lalemba village

Training on cashew nut processing Katobu

,Kampani, and Lindo village

Awareness and training toward self sufficient

energy village

Training on making energy saving stove Lalemba

village ( 35 people)

Facilitating teak nursery demplot in Lalemba

village

Teak planting in Madampi and Watumela village

Socializing critical land rehabilitation Sengon planting Wakontu village (10 ha)

Lailangga village(25 ha)


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Demplot monoculture community forestry

(Hutan Rakyat) at Lianosa village

Planting teak in Lawama ,Waleale, and Lianosa

village

Facilitating apiculture (Avis cerana) demplot

development

Apiculture development in UP Wuna Village

Spring rehabilitation Rehabilitation of Makantona spring water in

Kulidawa Village and Oempu Springwater in

Oempu VillageKOLAKA DISTRICT

Biogas training and demplot development Three villages (Atula, Raara and Gunung Jaya)

implemented Biogas installation.

Awareness at 2010 PNPM cycle on Catchment

area,

Puundoho village (Planting Gmelina arborea and

durian), Puulemo village (Planting manggis),

Watalara village (planting jati putih,18 Ha)

Planting campaign on World Environmental

day

Re-greening the house yard with fruit plantation

Awareness on water catchment rehabilitation

in PNPM cycle in 2010

Mataosu village (planting teak, 40 ha and durian,

5 ha), Polenga village (Gmelina arborea 25 ha and

durian, 5 ha) Kastura village (Planting mango 15

ha), Sumber Rejeki village (planting teak, 47 ha)

2.D. Listing of all environmental information, education, communication (IEC) material producedover this reporting period.

Green PNPM IEC Material Produced

NoTypes of IEC &

training materials

Title of IEC/training

materials

Produced

by and year

of

production

No of IEC

materials

produced

Disseminated

in what areas

1

Radio Community

service advertisement(ILM)

Empowering

Community forconservation

01/03/111 day/

week

Ladongi, Poli-

polia,

Lambandia,

Loea, Tirawutaand Lambuya

Sub district

Sustainable

management of 15/03/113 day /

week

Ladongi, Poli-

polia,

Lambandia,

Loea, Tirawuta

and Lambuya

Sub district


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2 Radio newsLove the environment

with Green PNPM01/03/20

3 day /

week

Ladongi, Poli-

polia,Lambandia,

Loea, Tirawuta

and Lambuya

Sub district

Prioritizing woman sub

project proposal01/03/11

2 day /

week

Ladongi, Poli-

polia,

Lambandia,

Loea, Tirawutaand Lambuya

Sub district

3 Factsheet

Intensifying the use of

community radio associalization media of

Green PNPM

01/03/11 2 day /week

All KPMD and

facilitator inLadongi Sub

district

4Community Radio Talk

show, RGS Fm

Developing Honey bee

culture to preserve

Environment

02/03/11 Weekly

Ladongi, Poli-

polia,

Lambandia,

Loea, Tirawuta

and Lambuya

Sub district

Toari

5 Radio dialogueEnvironment, religious,culture.

22/03/134 day /

week

Ladongi, Poli-

polia,

Lambandia,Loea, Tirawuta

and Lambuya

Sub district

3.A. Table listing all trainings that were delivered to Green PNPM government officials over this

reporting period.Title/Focus of

Training

Module

Date/Location

Positions of

Government

Officials

Attended

Number of

ParticipantsResult of Training

Men Women

NATIONAL/PROVINCE LEVEL

Training onGreen PNPM

NRM and RE

10/06/2010 Swiss Bell

Hotel,

Green PNPMStakeholders at

District and Sub

243 7 The participant were veryenthusiastic and inspired,

they were aimed to develop


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Best Practices

during PNPM

evaluation

workshop SE-

Sulawesi

Kendari district Level related practices for their

agencies

Workshop on

OWTs Green-PNPM NRM and

RE Smart

Practices for

Government and

NGO

12/11/2010

ImperialHotel

Kendari

BAPPEDA and

BAPPEDALDArepresentatives at

provincial level,

NGO

17 5 Government agencies and

NGOs are aware on theprogress of Green PNPM

and strategies taken by OWT

BUTON DISTRICT

Training for Inter

sub district

verification team

10/29/2010 -

OWT office,

Bau Bau

Forestry agency,

Life environment

agency, Dinas

Sosial, BPMD,

Marine and

Fishery agency

8 0 The team whom represented

related government agencies

are aware of Green PNPM,

NR potential and problem at

targeted area. The

representative of Lifeenvironment agency was

seeking to work in

partnership with OWT in

guiding the communities andlocal government in

developing environmental

impact assessment.

Training on NRM

and RE Best

practices during

Workshop for

DPR

11/30/2010 BAPPEDA

office, Buton

SKPD, DPR, NGO 36 5 DPRD aware on the Green

PNPM and best practices

developed by the program

Training on

Green PNPM

NRM and RE

Best Practices

during Workshop

for SKPD

12/1/2010-

Buton

SKPD,UPK Related government agencies

at district level are aware on

Green PNPM, and they

become more concern with


Training on

Green PNPM

NRM and RE

Best Practices for

Setrawan

12/15/2010-

Lina Hotel,

Baubau

Setrawan, PMD

district officer

Setrawan are now fully

aware of the Program, they

know in which they should

take apart

MUNA DISTRICTTraining for Intersub district

verification team

10/14/2010-OWT Office,

Muna

Forestry agency,Life environment

agency, Dinas

Sosial, BPMD,

Marine and

Fishery agency

4 0 The team whom representedrelated government agencies

are aware of Green PNPM,

NR potential and problem at

targeted area. The

representative of Lifeenvironment agency was


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seeking to work in

partnership with OWT in

guiding the communities and

local government in

developing environmental

impact assessment

Training onGreen PNPM NR

and RE Best

Practices for

Setrawan

12/16-17/2010-

Rosidah

Hotel, Muna

Setrawan, BPMD 25 2 Setrawan are now fullyaware of the Program, they

know in which they should

take apart

KOLAKA DISTRICT

Training on

community basedre-greening for

Forestry agency

11/13/2010-

OWT Office,Kolaka

KABID Forest and

land rehabilitation,Community based

nursery (KBR)

committee.

3 1 The development of Village

based nursery in Kolakatakes several lessons from

Green PNPM practices.

Training on RE 11/14/2010-

Baula,Kolaka

Agriculture district

agency

10 20 This training aims to inspire

Agriculture agency to applyrenewable energies of

biogas.

Meeting with

PMD Kolaka to

discuss the

nationals

appropriate

technology

exhibition 2011

in Kolaka

11/30/2010-

PMD Office

Kolaka

Kabid TTG, PMD

officer

3 2 Green PNPM smart practices

will be replicated by PMD at

different sub district in

Kolaka to prepare the

national program.

Training on

Green PNPMNRM and RE

Best Practicesduring workshop

for DPRD

12/15-16/2010

Zam ZamHotel,

Kolaka

SKPD, DPRD,

Camat

67 31 OWT is trusted to assist the

national exhibition onAppropriate Technologies

on Renewable energy whichwill be conducted in Kolaka

in 2011.

3.B. Table listing CSO contributions to preparation of RPJM-Desa, Village Regulations/Perdes,

other local/policy decisions regarding the promotion environmental issues in development

planning/implementation procedures.

Type of CSO intervention related topreparation of RPJM-Desa, Village

Regulations/Perdes, other local/policy

decisions

Results related to CSO intervention

BUTON DISTRICT

PASARWAJO SUB DISTRICT


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Training on local NR potential and NR

problem for RPJMdes team (08/01/2010)

The teams are with emphasized to consider

Green issues to be included in RPJMdes

document, the facilitation timetable was set.

Assisted RPJMdes team village meeting

in Wangu angu, Wasaga, Kancinaa,

Wakaokili (08/02-05/2010)

4 villages assisted have completed RPJMdes

document while other is 85 % progress.

SAMPOLAWA SUB DISTRICT


problem for RPJMdes team (08/26/2010)

The team are aware on the need to include

green consideration within RPJMdesdocument

Facilitated RPJMdes team village meeting

(08/28-30/2010) in Gunung Sejuk,

Bangun, Wawoangi Village)

Villages assisted completed earlier the

RPJMDes document

MAWASANGKA SUB DISTRICT

Training on local NR potential and NRproblem for RPJMdes team (08/24/2010)

The teams are with emphasized to considerGreen issues to be included in RPJMdes

document, the facilitation timetable was set.Facilitated RPJMdes team village meeting

(08/25-29/2010) in Oengkolaki, Watolo,

Kancebungi, Mawasangka Village

Villages assisted by OWT completed earlier

the RPJMDes document, in which the

document taken as a sample for othervillages.

MUNA DISTRICT

NAPABALANO SUB DISTRICT


problem for RPJMdes team(07/31/2010)

The team are aware on the need to include

green consideration within RPJMdesdocument

Facilitated RPJMdes meeting 10/19-

30/2010) in Napalakura, langkumapo,Lambiku, Pentiro, Napabalano and Bahari

village, facilitated Perdes on Mangroveprotection in Bahari Village

100% RPJMdes document of all villages have

been submitted. Perdes for Bahari Villagehas been 25% completed. These villages

assisted by OWT completed earlier theirdocument and taken by PMD as an example

during presentation at district level.

LAWA SUB DISTRICT


The team are aware on the need to includegreen consideration within RPJMdes

document

Facilitated RPJMdes team (08/1-20/2010)

in Lassosodo, Lalemba, Latugho and

Wamelai Village, Facilitated Perdes ofSpring water protection in LatughoVillage

The RPJMdes has been 100% completed,

Perdes 25%.

TONGKUNO SUB DISTRICT


The RPJMdes with good comprehension onthe local NR problem and potential

Facilitated RPJMdes team village meeting

in Lawama, Lapadindi, Lamorende and

Four village has submitted RPJMdes Lawama,

Lapadindi,Lamorende, Waleale, 15 villages


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Waleale Village(08/01-20/2010) has finished 85%, Perdes progress is 15 %

for Kulidawa village.

KOLAKA DISTRICT

BAULA SUB DISTRICT

Training on local NR potential and local

NR Problem (09/24/2010)

The RPJMdes teams are with consideration on

the environmental issues.Facilitated RPJMdes Meeting in Puulemo,Longori, Puubenua, Pewutaa, Pundoho

and Watalara Village.

All villages have submitted RPJMdesdocument with more emphasize on the

environmental issues.

LADONGI SUB DISTRICT

Training for RJM-Des team (10/01-02/2010) Ladongi Sub district.

The RPJMdes teams are with consideration onthe environmental issues

Facilitated RPJMdes team village meeting Nine RPJMdes with emphasize on Greenissues have been completed by the RPJMdes

team. Anggaloosi Perdes has been 70 %

progress

WATUBANGGA SUB DISTRICTTraining on local NR potential and NRproblem for RPJMdes team in

Watubangga Sub district (10/20/2010)

The RPJMdes with good comprehension onthe local NR problem and potential

Facilitated RPJMdes team village meetingin Gunung Sari, Peoho, Tandebura Village

(10/21-23)

100% RPJMdes document has beencompleted

Indicator 4. A sustainable capacity among both [PNPM] facilitators and [PNPM]

stakeholders of all levels to continue the implementation of locally-driven greendevelopment investment and to expand its geographic coverage to new areas.

4.A Please provide any notable observations from the field that communities/government officialsare continuing to manage sub-projects funded with Green PNPM block grants after funding has

been fully disbursed.

Based on our notable observations, the enabling conditions that communities/government officials are

continuing to manage sub-projects after Green-PNPM block grants funding disbursed are:

(a)the sub-projects are useful for local communities . especially useful to generate income generation or

reduce their daily domestic costs. For examples: (1) the making of CCB and organic fertilizer


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development (income generation); (2) The use of Jantropa seeds for renewable energy (reduce theirdaily domestics cost);

(b) the sub-projects are useful to support the better yield of the existing livelihoods or the recurrenceof the lost livelihoods.For examples: Mangrove planting has supported the success of seaweeds

production (existing livelihoods) and the crab mangrove collections (the recurrence of livelihood);

(c)replicated by government program. For instances:(1) Muna government in 2011 will facilitate the

replication on the building of permanent biogas; (2) Kolaka Government in 2011 will allocate IDR 500

millions facilitate on the replication of CCB development for women groups; (3) Sulawesi Province

government (Bappeda/Planning Development Agency) allocate one billion rupiah of village grant from

SE Sulawesi Province Government (Bahteramas) to replicate the Green-PNPM smart practices on 20

sub-districts in Kolaka District.

4.B. Please provide any notable observations of communities selecting to fund green sub -projects

which are aligned/related to work supporting RPJM-Desa preparation. These should include any

income generating activities which community members have used Green PNPM block grants to

fund related training activities.

We facilitated the formulation and the document preparation of RPJM-Desa on the basis on: (a)RonaLingkungan Desa (Profile of village environmental problems and its natural resources potential)

developed in collaboration with villagers in 2008; (b) Knowledge Attitude and Practices (KAP) Survey

conducted in 2008; (c) the success implementation of Green-PNPM sub-projects (smart-practices) onthe village and surrounding areas during 2008 and 2009; (d) List of potential sustainable

livelihoods/income generating activities/Green-PNPM smart-practices which have not yet been funded

by any fund sources until the end of 2010. Understanding this, the communities selecting to fund

green sub-projects are much aligned to work supporting RPJM Desa preparation !

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