REDD Directory

Link Workpackage I Workpackage II Workpackage III Workpackage IV

Lead Person/Institution in Bold

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

REDD Directory

MethodologyStudy 1: Methods for measuring and monitoring the state and change of forest carbon stocks Ministry of Forestry Experts

Ministry of Forestry / BAPLAN

Methodology Strategy

Consolidated Overview of the potential for reducing carbon emissions from deforestation and degradation (REDD)

Stakeholders/ Coordination

Study 1 : Method for measuring and monitoring the state and change of forest carbon stocks Study 1 : Oil Palm

Study 2 : Quantification of past and future (Business as Usual) carbon emissions Study 2 : Pulp and paper

Study 3 : Consolidation of payment mechanism Study 3 : Production Forest

Study 4 : REDD Scenarios and Carbon Markets Study Study 4 : Conservation and Protection Forest

Study 5 : Peatland Forest

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

1 Ministry of Forestry Wardoyo Baplan

2 Ministry of Forestry 215736432

3 Ministry of Forestry Saipul Rahman 0215734632

Ministry of Forestry / FORDA

4 Ministry of Forestry Arie Wibowo Puslitbang Hutan Tanaman

Gd. Manggala Wanabakti Blok I Lt 7, Jl. Gatot Subroto - Jakarta

M:+62(0)8128000542 O:+62(0)215730309

wwardoyo@hotmail.com

Ruandha A. Sugardiman

Gd. Manggala Wana Bakti Blok I Lt 7, Jl. Jenderal Gatot Subroto, Senayan, Jakarta - 10270, Indonesia

M:081399112007 O:0215730293 ra.sugardiman@dephut.go.id

Remote Sensing Specialist, Forestry Planning Agency, Center of Inventory and Mapping

Gd. Manggala Wanabakti Blok I Lt 7, Jl. Jenderal Gatot Subroto P.O. Box 6506, Jakarta 10065

M:081318886005 O:0215730293,0215730335

saipulrahman@dephut.go.id, saipul_rahman@gmail.com

+62 (0)81299963903

ariwibowo61@yahoo.com

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

5 Ministry of Forestry

Writing Experts

6 Garry Richard +61262741439

7 CIFOR Markku Kaninen

8 CIFOR Senior Scientist

9 Winrock International Sandra Brown

10 World Resource Institute Fred Stolle

fstolle@wri.org

11 World Resource Institute Florence Daviet O:202-729-7822 2027297651 fdaviet@wri.org

Chairil Anwar Siregar

Puslitbang Hutan dan Konservasi Alam

+62 (0)81310273357, '+62 (0)251 7520067 siregar@yahoo.co.id

Australian Greenhouse Office

Director and Principal Scientist, National Carbon Accounting System

GPO Box 787,John Gorton Building, Canberra ACT 2601

M:+61419615053 O:+61262741926

gary.richards@environment.gov.au

Director Environmental Services and Sustanaible Use of Forests Program

Jl. CIFOR Situ Gede, Sindang Barang, Bogor 16679

M:+62 (0)8121109256, O:+62 (0)251 622622

+ 62 (0)251 622100 m.kanninen@cgiar.org

Daniel Murdiyarso

Jl. CIFOR Situ Gede, Sindang Barang, Bogor

M:+ 62(0)811947165,O:+62(0)251 622622,

+ 62 (0)251 622100 d.murdiyarso@cgiar.org

Winrock International, 1621 N Kent St., Suite 1200 Arlington, VA 22209

703-525-9430, x 678 SBrown@winrock.org

Program Manager for Southeast Asia

10 G Street, NE, Washington, DC 20002 USA

(+1) 202 729 7694, '(+!) 202 7297600

(+1) 202-729 7686

Associate, Climate, Energy & Pollution Program

10 G Street, NE, Washington, DC 20002 USA

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

12 World Resource Institute GIS Manager

Reference Group

13 DKN

14 Forestry Working Group

15 GTZ

Susan Minnemeyer

c/o WRI, 10 G Street, NE, Washington, DC 20002 USA

(+1) 202 729 7795

(+1) 202-729 7686 susanm@wri.org

Museum Manggala Wanabakti Building 2nd Floor,Jl. Gatot Subroto - Jakarta 10270

O:+62(0)215703246Ex5388,+62(0)2157903082

+62(0)2157903082

www.dkn.or.id

Deutsche Gesellschaft fur, Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ) GmbH c/o Kementerian Lingkungan Hidup, Gedung B Lantai 5, Jl. D.I. Panjaitan Kav. 24, Jakarta 13410

O:+62(0)218517186

+62(0)218516110

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

16 ICRAF

17 LAPAN18 Local Government

19

20 Ministry of Forestry

21 SBSTTA22 WWF Ken Creighton

23 Daniello

24 Ben de Jong

Study 2: Quantification of past and future (Business as Usual) carbon emissions Ministry of Forestry Experts

Ministry of Forestry / BAPLAN

1 Ministry of Forestry Wardoyo Baplan

Jl. CIFOR Situ Gede, Sindang Barang, Bogor 16680

+62 (0)251 625415, 625417

+ 62 (0)251 625416

Local Government Associations

Head of Forestry Mapping and Inventory Center /Kapus Inventarisasi dan Perpetaan Kehutanan (Baplan)

Gd. Manggala Wanabakti Blok I Lt 7, Jl. Gatot Subroto - Jakarta

dmolli@bgc-jena.mpg.de

Gd. Manggala Wanabakti Blok I Lt 7, Jl. Gatot Subroto - Jakarta

M:+62(0)8128000542 O:+62(0)215730309

wwardoyo@hotmail.com

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

2 Ministry of Forestry 0215736432

3 Ministry of Forestry Saipul Rahman 0215734632

Ministry of Forestry / FORDA

4 Ministry of Forestry Arie Wibowo Puslitbang Hutan Tanaman

5 Ministry of Forestry

Writing Experts

Ruandha A. Sugardiman

Gd. Manggala Wana Bakti Blok I Lt 7, Jl. Jenderal Gatot Subroto, Senayan, Jakarta - 10270, Indonesia

M:081399112007 O:0215730293

ra.sugardiman@dephut.go.id

Remote Sensing Specialist, Forestry Planning Agency, Center of Inventory and Mapping

Gd. Manggala Wanabakti Blok I Lt 7, Jl. Jenderal Gatot Subroto P.O. Box 6506, Jakarta 10065

M:081318886005 O:0215730293,0215730335

saipulrahman@dephut.go.id, saipul_rahman@gmail.com

+62 (0)81299963903

Chairil Anwar Siregar

Puslitbang Hutan dan Konservasi Alam

+62 (0)81310273357, '+62 (0)251 7520067 siregar@yahoo.co.id

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

6 Garry Richard +61262741439

7 CIFOR Markku Kaninen

8 CIFOR Senior Scientist

9 Winrock International Sandra Brown

10 World Resource Institute Fred Stolle

fstolle@wri.org

11 World Resource Institute Florence Daviet O:202-729-7822 2027297651 fdaviet@wri.org

12 World Resource Institute GIS Manager

Australian Greenhouse Office

Director and Principal Scientist, National Carbon Accounting System

GPO Box 787,John Gorton Building, Canberra ACT 2601

M:+61419615053 O:+61262741926

gary.richards@environment.gov.au

Director Environmental Services and Sustanaible Use of Forests Program

Jl. CIFOR Situ Gede, Sindang Barang, Bogor 16679

M:+62 (0)8121109256, O:+62 (0)251 622622

+ 62 (0)251 622100 m.kanninen@cgiar.org

Daniel Murdiyarso

Jl. CIFOR Situ Gede, Sindang Barang, Bogor

M:+ 62(0)811947165,O:+62(0)251 622622,

+ 62 (0)251 622100 d.murdiyarso@cgiar.org

Winrock International, 1621 N Kent St., Suite 1200 Arlington, VA 22209

703-525-9430, x 678 SBrown@winrock.org

Program Manager for Southeast Asia

10 G Street, NE, Washington, DC 20002 USA

(+1) 202 729 7694, '(+!) 202 7297600

(+1) 202-729 7686

Associate, Climate, Energy & Pollution Program

10 G Street, NE, Washington, DC 20002 USA

Susan Minnemeyer

c/o WRI, 10 G Street, NE, Washington, DC 20002 USA

(+1) 202 729 7795

(+1) 202-729 7686 susanm@wri.org

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks Reference Group

13 DKN

14 Forestry Working Group15 LAPAN16 Local Government

17

18 UNF3C Secr.19 WWF Ken Creighton

Study 3 : Consolidation of payment mechanismMinistry of Forestry ExpertsMinistry of Forestry / FORDA

1 Ministry of Forestry

Writing Experts

2 CIFOR Senior Scientist

Museum Manggala Wanabakti Building 2nd Floor,Jl. Gatot Subroto - Jakarta 10270

O:+62(0)215703246Ex5388,+62(0)2157903082

+62(0)2157903082

www.dkn.or.id

Local Government Associations

Kirsfianti Linda Ginoga

Senior Researcher at FORDA

M:+ 62(0)08129921731, O:+62(0)251633944 aciar@indo.net.id

Daniel Murdiyarso

Jl. CIFOR Situ Gede, Sindang Barang, Bogor 16680

62 (0)251 622622, + 62 (0)811947165

+ 62 (0)251 622100 d.murdiyarso@cgiar.org

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

3 CIFOR Bambang Setiono

4 Ecosecurities Agus Sari

5 ICRAF Regional Coordinator

6 ODI Leo Peskett l.peskett@odi.org.uk

7 URS Zoe Harkin Senior Forestry Consultant 61386997550

Reference Group

8 APHI

Financial and Policy Analyst

Jl. CIFOR Situ Gede, Sindang Barang, Bogor 16681

+ 62 (0)251 622622, + 62 (0) 81311110158

+62 (0)251 622100 b.setiono@cgiar.org

Country Director / Regional Director

Graha Niaga 17th Floor, Jl. Jend Sudirman Kav 58

+62 (0)21 2505707, '+62 (0)81510536254

+62 (0)21 2505708 agus.sari@ecosecurities.com

Meine van Noordwijk

Jl. CIFOR Situ Gede, Sindang Barang, Bogor 16680

+62 (0)251 625415, 625417

+ 62 (0)251 625416 M.VANNOORDWIJK@cgiar.org

Research Officer, Climate Change, Forest Policy and Environment Programme

111 Westminster Bridge Road, London SE17JD, UK

M:+44(0)7764962914 O:+44(0)2079220300,+44(0)2079220352

+44(0)2079220399

URS Australia Pty Ltd, Level 6, 1 Southbank Boulevard, Southbank Melbourne, VIC 3006 Australia

M:0405765170 O:61386997627,61386997500

zoe_harkin@urscorp.com

Gd. Manggala Wanabakti Blok 4 / R 507 A

O:+62(0)215734395

+62(0)2157902769

www.aphi-net.com

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

9 BAPPENAS

10 BKPM

11 DKN

12 Forest Working Group13 KADIN14 Local Government

15 Ministry of Finance

16 Ministry of Forestry

17 NGO's

18

Study 4 : REDD Scenarios and Carbon Markets StudyMinistry of Forestry ExpertsMinistry of Forestry / FORDA

BAPPENAS Building 2A, 4th Floor, Jl. Taman Suropati No.2, Jakarta 10310, Indonesia

O:+62(0)213900412

+62(0)213900412 www.bappenas.go.id

Museum Manggala Wanabakti Building 2nd Floor,Jl. Gatot Subroto - Jakarta 10270

O:+62(0)215703246Ex5388,+62(0)2157903082

+62(0)2157903082

www.dkn.or.id

Jalan Dr. Wahidin no 1, Jakarta 10710

O: +62(0)213808762

Kapuslit Sosek dan Kebijakan Kehutanan (FORDA)

Working Group on Financial Mechanism

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

1 Ministry of Forestry

Writing Experts

2 Ecosecurities Agus Sari

3 ODI Leo Peskett l.peskett@odi.org.uk

4 UNE Oscar Cacho5 URS Zoe Harkin

Reference Group

6 CIFOR Bambang Setiono

7 CIFOR Senior Scientist

Kirsfianti Linda Ginoga

Senior Researcher at FORDA

M:+ 62(0)08129921731, O:+62(0)251633944 aciar@indo.net.id

Country Director / Regional Director

Graha Niaga 17th Floor, Jl. Jend Sudirman Kav 58

+62 (0)21 2505707, '+62 (0)81510536254

+62 (0)21 2505708 agus.sari@ecosecurities.com

Research Officer, Climate Change, Forest Policy and Environment Programme

111 Westminster Bridge Road, London SE17JD, UK

M:+44(0)7764962914 O:+44(0)2079220300,+44(0)2079220352

+44(0)2079220399

Financial and Policy Analyst

Jl. CIFOR Situ Gede, Sindang Barang, Bogor 16681

+ 62 (0)251 622622, + 62 (0) 81311110158

+62 (0)251 622100 b.setiono@cgiar.org

Daniel Murdiyarso

Jl. CIFOR Situ Gede, Sindang Barang, Bogor 16680

62 (0)251 622622, + 62 (0)811947165

+ 62 (0)251 622100 d.murdiyarso@cgiar.org

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

8 DKN

9 Forestry Working Group

10 ICRAF Regional Coordinator

11 Local Government

12 Ministry of Economy

13 Ministry of Forestry

14 Ministry of Trade

15

StrategyStudy 1: Oil Palm

Museum Manggala Wanabakti Building 2nd Floor,Jl. Gatot Subroto - Jakarta 10270

O:+62(0)215703246Ex5388,+62(0)2157903082

+62(0)2157903082

www.dkn.or.id

Meine van Noordwijk

Jl. CIFOR Situ Gede, Sindang Barang, Bogor 16680

O:+62 (0)251 625415, 625417

+ 62 (0)251 625416 M.VANNOORDWIJK@cgiar.org

Main Building 5th Lapangan Banteng Timur 2-4, Jakarta 10710

O: +62(0)213441261

+62(0)213521967

Kapuslit Sosek dan Kebijakan Kehutanan (FORDA)

Jl. M.I. Ridwan Rais No.5 Jakarta 10110

O:+62(0)21 3848666

+62(0)21 3441759

Working Group on Financial Mechanism

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks Ministry of Forestry Experts

Ministry of Forestry / BAPLAN

1 Ministry of Forestry

Ministry of Forestry / FORDA

2 Ministry of Forestry Rufi'i

+62 (0)81514022610, '+62 (0)251633 Litbang Perkeb.4 Litbang ESDM

Writing Experts

5 WWF

6 Anne Casson

7 Ketut Dedy

Hermawan and Team

Head of Forest Mapping and Inventory Center

Gd Manggala Wanabhakti. Block 1, 7th Fl. JL. Jend.Gatot Subroto. No.1

+62 ('0)8121101840, '+62 (0)21 573 0195

(+62) 021 - 573 4632 indrabudi@hotmail.com

Jl. Gunung Batu No.5, PO.Box 272 Bogor 16610 rufiie@yahoo.co.au

Fitrian Ardiansyah

Program Director Climate Change & Energy

Kantor Taman A9, Unit A-1, Jl. Mega Kuningan Lot 8-9/A9, Kawasan Mega Kuningan, Jakarta 12950. Indonesia

M:+62 (0)8129355105, O:+62 (0)21 5761070 Ext 105,310

+62 (0)21 5761080 fardiansyah@wwf.or.id

M:+62 (0)8123805728 acasson@indo.net.id

Forest Governance and Mapping Specialist

M:+62 (0)8123852001 kdeddy@indosat.net.id

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

8 Lucca Tacconi

Reference Group9 DJ Perkebunan

10 DKN

11 Forestry Working Group12 Local Government

13 Ministry of Forestry

14

15 Lesly Potter

Study 2: Pulp and PaperMinistry of Forestry ExpertsMinistry of Forestry / BPK

1 Ministry of Forestry Hargyono Ditjen BPK

Ministry of Forestry / FORDA

2 Ministry of Forestry Rufi'i

Writing Experts

Australian National University / ANU luca.tacconi@anu.edu.au

Museum Manggala Wanabakti Building 2nd Floor,Jl. Gatot Subroto - Jakarta 10270

O:+62(0)215703246Ex5388,+62(0)2157903082

+62(0)2157903082

www.dkn.or.id

Kapus Pengukuhan dan Penatagunaan Kawasan Hutan

Resource person : Oil Palm Industries

M: +62(0)81522568060

Jl. Gunung Batu No.5, PO.Box 272 Bogor 16610

M:+62 (0)81514022610, O:+62 (0)251633944

+62 (0)251633944 rufiie@yahoo.co.au

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

3 Emile Jurgens

4 CIFOR

5 Romain Pirard

04 73177428

6 Ketut Dedy

Reference Group

7 APB

8 APHI

9 APKI

+62 (0)81310082559

emile@aya.yale.edu

Kyrstof Obidzinsky

Forest and Governance Program

Jl. CIFOR Situ Gede, Sindang Barang, Bogor 16681

M:+62 (0)81319773552 , O:+62 (0)251 622622

+62 (0)251 622100 K.OBIDZINSKI@cgiar.org

Centre d'etudes et de recherches sur le developpement international, 65 boulevard francois mitterrand, 63000 clermont ferrand - France

M:+62 (0)81314002392, '04 73177400 r_pirard@yahoo.fr , cerdi@u-clermont1.fr

Forest Governance and Mapping Specialist

M:+62 (0)8123852001 kdeddy@indosat.net.id

Canesio P. Munoz

M: +62(0)8121015748

Gd. Manggala Wanabakti Blok 4 / R 507 A

O:+62(0)215734395

+62(0)2157902769

www.aphi-net.com

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

10 DKN

11 Forestry Working Group12 Jikalahari

13 LEI

+62-251-321739 lei@indo.net.id14 Local Government

15 Ministry of Forestry

16 Ministry of Industry

17 Ministry of Trade

Museum Manggala Wanabakti Building 2nd Floor,Jl. Gatot Subroto - Jakarta 10270

O:+62(0)215703246Ex5388,+62(0)2157903082

+62(0)2157903082

www.dkn.or.id

Jl. Taman Malabar No. 18 Bogor 16151 Indonesia

O:+62(0)251340744/45/59 http://www.lei.or.id

Direktur Bina Pengembangan Hutan Tanaman/ Director of Forest Plantation Development Unit

O:+62(0)215730163

Jl. Jend. Gatot Subroto Kav.52 - 53 Fl.20, Jakarta 12950, Indonesia

O:+62(0)215252746,+62(0)215255509Ex5061

+62(0)215252746

Jl. M.I. Ridwan Rais No.5 Jakarta 10110

O:+62(0)21 3848666

+62(0)21 3441759

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

18 PT.URS Indonesia Technical Advisor

19

20 Telapak

Study 3: Production ForestMinistry of Forestry ExpertsMinistry of Forestry / BPK

Graham Applegate

7th Floor, Wisma Metropolitan I, Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav.29, Jakarta 12920, Indonesia

M:+62(0)8121101393 O:+62(0)2152960385

+62(0)2152960373

grahame_applegate@urscorp.com www.ursforestry.com

Resource person : Pulp & paper company

Main Office: Jl. Palem Putri 3 No 3. Taman Yasmin Sektor 5. Bogor - 16112, Jakarta Office: Jl. Dukuh Patra 5 No 52, Jakarta Selatan - 12870

O1:+62(0)2517159902 O2:+62(0)218352324

+62(0)218310574

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

1 Ministry of Forestry Ditjen BPK sakti@dephut.go.id

2

3

Writing Experts

4 CIFOR

5 TNC Jim Douglas +61261250746

6 PT.URS Indonesia Technical Advisor

7 Ketut Dedy

8 Lucca Tacconi

Sakti Hadengganan

Manggala Wanabakti Building, Block I, 11th Floor, Jl. Gatot Subroto - Jakarta Pusat 10270

M:08161418800 O:0215730377 H:0251382681

Ministry of Forestry / FORDAMinistry of Forestry / BAPLAN

Kyrstof Obidzinsky

Forest and Governance Program

Jl. CIFOR Situ Gede, Sindang Barang, Bogor 16681

+62 (0)81319773552 , +62 (0)251 622622

+62 (0)251 622100 K.OBIDZINSKI@cgiar.org

Visiting Fellow, School of Resources Environment & Society

Canberra ACT 0200 Australia

M:+61(0)412362966 O:+61261252286

jdouglas@home.netspeed.com.au, jim.douglas@anu.edu.au

Graham Applegate

7th Floor, Wisma Metropolitan I, Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav.29, Jakarta 12920, Indonesia

M:+62(0)8121101393 O:+62(0)2152960385

+62(0)2152960373

grahame_applegate@urscorp.com www.ursforestry.com

Forest Governance and Mapping Specialist

+62 (0)8123852001 kdeddy@indosat.net.id

luca.tacconi@anu.edu.au

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks Reference Group

9 Alas Kusuma Group Nana Suparna Director

10 APHI Nanang Rofandi

11 DKN

12 Forestry Working Group13 IPB - RIL Ellias 14 Local Government

15 Ministry of Forestry

16 Ministry of Forestry

17 Rod Taylor

Jl. Balikpapan Raya No.14, Jakarta Pusat

+62 (0)21 63863807

+62 (0)21 6321704

nsuparna@cbn.net.id

Central Board Member of Association of the Indonesian Forest Concession Holders (APHI)

Gd. Manggala Wanabakti Blok 4 / R 507 A, Jl. Gatot Subroto-Senayan-Jakarta 10270

+62 (0)811830641, '+62 (0)21 5734395

+62 (0)21 57902769

nanangra@rimbawan.com

Museum Manggala Wanabakti Building 2nd Floor,Jl. Gatot Subroto - Jakarta 10270

O:+62(0)215703246Ex5388,+62(0)2157903082

+62(0)2157903082

www.dkn.or.id

Direktur Bina Pengembangan Hutan Alam/ Director of Natural Forest Development Unit

O:+62(0)215730393

Kapuslitbang Hutan dan Konservasi Alam

O:+62(0)2517520067

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks Study 4: Conservation and Protection ForestMinistry of Forestry ExpertsMinistry of Forestry / PHKA

1 Ministry of Forestry Indra Exploitasia Ditjen PHKA

Ministry of Forestry / FORDA

2 Ministry of Forestry

251638111Writing Experts

3 ICRAF

4 TNC Pete Wood M:08121106262

5 TNC Zulfira Warta M:081510365320

6 WWF Thomas Barano tbarano2wwf.or.id

7 Ketut Dedy

Reference Group

8 Birdlife Indonesia

9 Conservation International

M:+62(0)811271051

Ngaloken Gintinggs

Puslitbang Hutan dan Konservasi Alam

M:+62(0)8129148926, O:+62(0)251633234 ngaloken@indo.net.id

Jl. Guntur 42, Bogor

pete.n.wood@gmail.com

zwarta@yahoo.com

Forest Governance and Mapping Specialist

+62 (0)8123852001 kdeddy@indosat.net.id

Jl. Jend. A. Yani No. 11PO Box 310/Boo

O:+62(0)251 333234

+62(0)251 357961

Jl. Pejaten Barat No.16A Kemang, Jakarta 12550, Indonesia

O:+62(0)2178838626,+62(0)2178838624

+62(0)217806723 www.conservation.or.id

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

10 DKN

11 Foresty Working Group

12

13

14

15 Local Government

16 Ministry of Forestry

17 Ministry of Forestry Sekditjen PHKA

Museum Manggala Wanabakti Building 2nd Floor,Jl. Gatot Subroto - Jakarta 10270

O:+62(0)215703246Ex5388,+62(0)2157903082

+62(0)2157903082

www.dkn.or.id

KEHATI - Indonesian Biodiversity Foundation

Jl. Bangka VIII No. 3B, Pela Mampang, Jakarta 12720 - Indonesia

O:'+62(0)217183185,+62(0)217183187

+62(0)217196131 www.kehati.or.id

LATIN (Lembaga Alam Tropika Indonesia)

Jl. Sutera No.1 RT02 / RW05 Desa Situgede, Kec.Bogor barat, Bogor 16115

O:+62(0)251420522,+62(0)251420523

+62(0)251626593 www.latin.or.id

LIPI (Indonesian Institute of Sciences Research Center for Biology)

Jl. Ir.H.Juanda No. 18, Bogor 16002, Indonesia

O:+62(0)251321041

+62(0)251325854

Direktur Konservasi Keanekeragaman Hayati

O:+62(0)215730314

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

18 The Nature Conservation

19 WCS

20 WWF Indonesia

21 YPAL Bandung

Study 5: Peatland ForestMinistry of Forestry Experts

1 Wilistra Danny Ditjen PHKA

2 Syaiful Anwar Ditjen RLPS

3

Jalan Wijaya XIII No. 9, Jakarta 12160

O:+62(0)217247152

+62(0)217247162

WCS Indonesia Program, Jl. Pangrango No.8, Bogor - 16151, West Java

O:+62(0)251342135,+62(0)251321527

+62(0)251357347

Kantor Taman A9, Unit A-1, Jl. Mega Kuningan Lot 8-9/A9, Kawasan Mega Kuningan, Jakarta 12950, Indonesia

O:+62(0)215761070Ex105,310

+62(0)215761080

Ministry of Forestry / PHKA

+62 (0)8127585359

+62 (0)251324013 w_danny2000@yahoo.com

Ministry of Forestry/ Climate Change Working Group

M:+62(0)811900316 urrahim@yahoo.com

Ministry of Forestry/ FORDA

Ngaloken Gintinggs

Puslitbang Hutan dan Konservasi Alam

M:+62(0)8129148926, O:+62(0)251633234 ngaloken@indo.net.id

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks Writing Experts

4 CIFOR Senior Scientist

5 GEC Faizal Parish

6 ICRAF Suyanto

7 ICRAF Sonya Dewi Spatial Analyst, Ecologist

8 Wetland International 0251 312189 0251 325755

9 World Bank Water Group

10 Ketut Dedy

Reference Group

11 BPPT B. Setiyadi

12 CASER Fahmuddin Agus

Daniel Murdiyarso

Jl. CIFOR Situ Gede, Sindang Barang, Bogor 16680

62 (0)251 622622, + 62 (0)811947165

+ 62 (0)251 622100 d.murdiyarso@cgiar.org

Jl. CIFOR Situ Gede, Sindang Barang, Bogor 16680

+62 (0)8121102320 , '+62 (0)251625415Ex749

+62 (0)251625416 s.dewi@cgiar.org

I Nyoman Suryadiputra

Technical Director, WI Indonesia Program

wi-ip@indo.net.id; awb@ino.net.id

Forest Governance and Mapping Specialist

+62 (0)8123852001 kdeddy@indosat.net.id

bbsetiyadi@yahoo.co.au,bbsetiyadi@ristek.go.id

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

13 DKN

14 Foresty Working Group15 Local Government16 LRPI Gede Wibawa

17 Ministry of Forestry

18 Ministry of Forestry

19 PROFOREST20 PROFOREST

21

22 Heruyono

23 World Bank Water Group

24 Delft Hydrolic

Ministry of Forestry ExpertsMinistry of Forestry / FORDA

1 Ministry of Forestry Wahyu Wardojo

Museum Manggala Wanabakti Building 2nd Floor,Jl. Gatot Subroto - Jakarta 10270

O:+62(0)215703246Ex5388,+62(0)2157903082

+62(0)2157903082

www.dkn.or.id

Direktur Pengendalian Kebakaran Hutan

O:+62(0)215734348Ex810/821

Direktur Penyidikan dan Perlindungan Hutan

O:+62(0)215734348Ex809/807

University from Central KalimantanUniversity of Tanjung Pura

Consolidated overview of the potential for reducing carbon emissions from deforestation and degradation (REDD)

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

2 Ministry of Forestry Sunaryo

0215700226

3 Ministry of Forestry Nur Masripatin

4 Ministry of Forestry

5 Ministry of Forestry Yuyu Rahayu

6 Ministry of Forestry Agus Justianto Baplan

7 Ministry of Forestry Teguh RaharjoO:0215730159

Writing Experts

8 CERINDO Rizaldi Boer Dep. Geomet, FMIPA, IPB

Senior Advisor to The Minister of Forestry on Forestry Partnership

Gd Manggala Wanabakti Blok I, Lt 3, Jl. Gatot Subroto, Jakarta - 10270, Indonesia

M:08129911753 O:0215730203

sunaryo@dephut.go.id

M: +62(0)8121970235

nur_masripatin@indo.net.id

Hermawan Indrabudi

Head of Forest Mapping and Inventory Center

Gd Manggala Wanabhakti. Block 1, 7th Fl. JL. Jend.Gatot Subroto. No.1

+62 ('0)8121101840, '+62 (0)21 573 0195

(+62) 021 - 573 4632

indrabudi@hotmail.com

M:+62(0)8129199192

Biro Kerjasama Luar Negeri/ International Cooperation Bureau

+62 (0)811117660

+62 (0)251 623850 rizaldiboer@gmail.com, rboer_2709@yahoo.com, rizaldiboer@yahoo.com

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

9 DfID Adrian Wells

10 Ecosecurities Agus Sari

11 ODI Leo Peskett l.peskett@odi.org.uk

12 All team leaders

13 Jim Davie

14Reference Group

15 Local Government

Stakeholders / CoordinationMinistry of Forestry Experts

1 Ministry of Forestry Secondee2 Ministry of Forestry Pusinfo3 Ministry of Forestry Pusren4 Ministry of Forestry Biro KLN5 Ministry of Forestry Pusdal

Writing Experts

Research Fellow - Rural Policy and Governance Group

111 Westminster Bridge Road, London SE17JD, UK

+62 (0)81314797394, '+44 (0)7976785556,'+44 (0)20 79220309, '+44 (0)20 79220300

+44 (0)20 79220399

a.wells@odi.org.uk

Country Director / Regional Director

Graha Niaga 17th Floor, Jl. Jend Sudirman Kav 58

+62 (0)21 5205707, '+62 (0)81510536254

+62 (0)21 5205708 agus.sari@ecosecurities.com

Research Officer, Climate Change, Forest Policy and Environment Programme

111 Westminster Bridge Road, London SE17JD, UK

M:+44(0)7764962914 O:+44(0)2079220300,+44(0)2079220352

+44(0)2079220399

jim.davie@cbn.net.id

Ministry of Forestry / FORDA Working Group

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

6 DfID Adrian Wells

7 NGO's (tbc)

8 WWF

9 Farida Zaituni

Reference Group10 Local Government

Research Fellow - Rural Policy and Governance Group

111 Westminster Bridge Road, London SE17JD, UK

+62 (0)81314797394, '+44 (0)7976785556,'+44 (0)20 79220309, '+44 (0)20 79220300

+44 (0)20 79220399

a.wells@odi.org.uk

Kantor Taman A9, Unit A-1, Jl. Mega Kuningan Lot 8-9/A9, Kawasan Mega Kuningan, Jakarta 12950, Indonesia

O:+62(0)215761070Ex105,310

+62(0)215761080

+62(0)8121055347

Climate Change Directory

Link

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks Government

1 BAKORNAS Biro Mitigasi, BAKORNAS 3504983

2 BMG Mezak Ratag Kepala Balitbang

65866238 65866238

3

3521857 3521853

4 3521853

5 Dep. PU Sutardi

75914261; 75914156

6

(021) 3450071, 38 2134500717 DKI Jakarta Boedi Rama KaBapedalda DKI Jkarta

Government MoFr Working Group University NGOs Int OrganisationPrivate Sector Media

Sugeng Tri Utomo

3458400/ 0816 4850361

Jl. Angkasa I no 2 Kemayoran, Jakarta 10720 mezakr@yahoo.com

Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs

Johnson Tampubolon

Adep Urusan Pemanfaatan SDA Perkebunan dan Kehutanan

johnson@ekon.go.id

Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs

Musdalifah Machmud

Bidang Pemanfaatan Sumbedaya Kehutanan

3521857; cell. 08129505333

musdalifah_machmud@yahoo.com

Kep Balai Diklat Teknis dan Fungsional

jl. Sapta taruna raya, komp pusdiktlat lantai 4 std_sutardi@yahoo.com

Directorate General of Foreign Trade, Directorate of Export and Import Facilitation, Ministry of Trade

Harmen Sembiring

Director for Export Import Facilitation

Jl. M.I. Ridwan Rais No. 5 Blok II, Lt. VIII Jakarta Pusat dir4-daglu@depdag.go.id

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

8 DKP BPRP

79180458/9

9 Rahmat Priyatna HSE

10 Sapta Nugraha Environmental Service

11 LAPAN LAPAN

12 LIPI Endang Sukara5252362 5265457

13 LIPI Heri Harjono

14 LIPI Suharsono P2O LIPI

64713850 64711948

Agus Supangat DEA

Jl MT Haryono, Jakarta

79180303 ext 2357; 0816974400

agussup@dkp.go.id, supbrkp@yahoo.com

Indonesia's upstream oil-and-gas regulator(BP Migas )

Patra Office Tower, 14th Floor wing 2, Jl. Gatit Subroto Kav 32-34 Jakarta Selatan 12950

+62 21 52900245-8

+62 21 52901281

Indonesia's upstream oil-and-gas regulator(BP Migas )

Patra Office Tower, 14th Floor wing 2, Jl. Gatit Subroto Kav 32-34 Jkarta Selatan 12950

+62 21 52900245-8 ext 4918

+62 21 52901281 sapta@bpmigas.com

Erna Sri Adiningsih

9710786; 0815 8027195; 08129129427 ernasri@yahoo.com

Deputi LIPI Bidang Ilmu Pengetahuan Hayati (IPH)

LIPI, Jl. Gatot Subroto, Jakarta esukara@lipi.go.id

Deputi LIPI Bidang Ilmu Kebumian

LIPI, Jl. Gatot Subroto, Jakarta

Jl. Pasir Putih, Ancol Timur, Jakarta Utara

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

15 Ministry of Agriculture Gatot Irawan Bogor 0251 312760 0251 312760

16 Ministry of Agriculture Kasdi Subagyono Bogor 0251 312760 0251 312760

17 Lulu Sumiarso

18 Staf Ahli Menteri ESDM

19 Maritje Hutapea

5279337 5279337

20 Gita Lestari 5279337 5279337

21 Ministry of Environment Sudariyono8580111 8580111

22 Ministry of Environment

85904923

23 Ministry of Environment Staf Khusus Menteri LH

8580101

24 Ministry of Environment Agus Purnomo Staf Khusus Menteri LH 8580101

25 Ministry of Environment 8590112

26 Ministry of Environment

Ka Balitbang Agroklimat dan HidrologiBadan Litbang Agroklimat dan Hidrologi

Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources

Director General of Oil and Gas

Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources

Dr. Marwansyah Lolobalia

Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources

DG Listrik dan Pemanfaatan Energi

maritje.hutapea@djlpe.esdm.go.id; mhutapea@hotmail.com

Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources

DG Listrik dan Pemanfaatan Energi

gitalestari@hotmail.com

Deputi Komunikasi dan Pemberdayaan Masyarakat sudariyono@menlh.go.id

Masnellyarti Hilman

Deputi Konservasi Sumberdaya Alam dan Pengendalian Kerusakan Lingkungan /NFP UNFCCC

climate@menlh.go.id

Amanda Katili Niode PhD

akniode@rad.net.id; akniode@yahoo.com

apurnomo@pelangi.or.idDra Liana Bratasida MS

Staf Ahli Urusan Lingkungan Global dokie@cbn.net.id

Dana Kartakusumah MSc dana@menlh.go.id

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

27 Ministry of Environment Sri Hudyastuti8580106

28 Ministry of Environment Asdep

29 Ministry of Environment Asdep 8590110 8580110

30 Ministry of Environment Johny P Kusumo Asdep Komunikasi

31 Ministry of Environment Dra Aini Hanum Asdep Informasi 85907085

32 Ministry of Environment Sulistyowati MSc 851 7164 85902521

33 Ministry of Environment Kasubdit Mitigasi 851 7164 85902521

34 Ministry of Environment Dadang Hilman Kasubdit Adaptasi 851 7164 85902521

35 Ministry of Environment Ir. Gunardi Head of Secretariat

36 Ministry of Environment Prasetyadi Utomo Sekretariat DNA Indonesia 851 7164 8590 2521

37 Ministry of Environment Nassat Idris

38 Ministry of Finance Dharma Bhakti3458289 3812859

39 Ministry of Foreign Affairs Novrizal

40 Ministry of Foreign Affairs Salman Al Farizi3857315

41 Ministry of Forestry Boen Purnama Secretary General62 21 5700226

42 Ministry of Forestry Wahjudi Wardoyo+62 21 5734632

Staf Ahli urusan ekonomi dan Pengetasan kemiskinan sri@menlh.go.id

Tuti Mintarsih MSc

8580087/851911211 thm@menlh.go.id

Laksmi Dhewanthi ldhewanthi@menlh.go.id

aini@menlh.go.id

Asdep Dampak Perubahan Iklim climate@menlh.go.id

Haneda Sri Mulyanto climate@menlh.go.id

climate@menlh.go.id

climate@menlh.go.id

climate@menlh.go.id

nassat2001@yahoo.com

Direktur Pengelolaan Dana LN, Dirjen Perbedaharaan Negara Dh_bhakti@yahoo.com

Plt Direktur Pembangunan Ekonomi & LH PBB 3848626;

3441508 ext 43062 5730216,5700278

boenmp@dephut.go.id

Head of Research and Development +62 21 5730202,

'+62 811846378

wwardojo@dephut.go.id

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

43 Ministry of Forestry Hadi Pasaribu +62 21 5733336

44 Ministry of Forestry Ali Arsyad +62 21 5734632

45 Ministry of Forestry Hadi Daryanto 62 21 5733336

46 Ministry of Forestry 62 21 5730202 62 21 5738732

47 Ministry of Forestry 62 21 5738519

48 Ministry of Forestry Yuyu Rahayu +62 21 5720210

49 Ministry of Forestry Hermawan50 Ministry of Forestry Belinda51 Ministry of Forestry Hilman

52 Ministry of Forestry Tony Soehartono +62 8121001291

53 Ministry of Forestry Iman Santoso +62 811119331 +62 251 633944

54 Ministry of Forestry Nur Masripatin Blok 1, 7th Fl +62 8121970235 +62 21 5720189

55 Ministry of Forestry Soenaryo Blok 1, 3rd Fl+62 21 5700226

56 Ministry of Forestry Yetti Rusli 5733445 5720189

57 Ministry of Forestry

58 Ministry of Forestry Wilistradani62 8127585359

+62 21 5732721, 5730130

62 21 5730325 Ext 325/287

Secretary Directorate General of Forest Production Management

62 21 5730237 Ext 238

I. Made Subadia Gelgel

Minister of Forestry Expert Staff

Wandojo Siswanto

Head of Financial and Planning Biro

62 21 5720221 Ext 499

+62 21 5701114 Ext 680

Head of Forestry Statistic & Planning CentreHead of Forest Statistic Biro Secretary of Research & Development

nur_masripation@indo.net.id

Minister of Forestry Expert Staff for Partnership Division

+62 21 5730203, '+62 8129911753 sunaryo@dephut.cbn.net.id

Head of Forest Planning Agency (BAPLAN)

M. Arman Mallollongan

Director General of Forest Protection and Nature Conservation

5734818; 5730316, '+62 811844171

5734818; 5733437

Deputy Director for Environmental Services (PHKA)

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

59 Ministry of Forestry Agus Sarsito

60 Ministry of Health Wan Alkadri 4247608 4247608

61 Ministry of Home Affairs

62 Ministry of Home Affairs Taty Siregar Badan Diklat Depdagri 7946626

63 Ministry of Industry Kapuslitbang SDLHE

64 Ministry of Industry staf Puslitbang SDLHE

65 Idwan Suhardi

3101952

66 Ministry of Trade Secretary General

(021) 3811965

67 Ministry of Trade Diah Maulida

(021) 3858191

68 Ministry of Trade

021) 3440787

69 Ministry of Trade(021) 3440787

Director of Production Forest Utilization Planning Bureau (BPK)

"62 21 5730228 Ext 228

Imam Bonila Sombo

Dr. Agus Wahyudi

Lilih Handayaningrum

lilih_handayaningrum@yahoo.com

Ministry of Research and Technology

Deputi Bidang Pendayagunaan dan Pemasyarakatan IPTEK

Gedung II BPPT , Lantai 6, Jl. MH Thamrin no 8 Jakarta Pusat

3169166-9169; 08128765890 idwan@ristek.go.id

Hatanto Reksodiputro

Jl. M.I. Ridwan Rais No. 5 Blok I, Lt. IV Jakarta Pusat

(021) 3811965, 3841961 Pes 1234, 1273 karoren@depdag.go.id

Director General for International Trade Facilitation

Jl. M.I. Ridwan Rais No. 5 Blok II, Lt. I Jakarta Pusat

(021) 3858204, 3860940, 3858171 Pes. 1192, 1104 djdaglu@depdag.go.id

Hartojo Agus Tjahtjono

Export Director for Forest and Agricultural Product

MI Ridwan Rais No 5 JakPus

021) 3440787, 3858171 Pes. 1152, 1168, '08159250573 dir1-daglu@depdag.go.id

Riahna Jamin Ginting

Head of Sub Directorate of Forestry

MI Ridwan Rais No 5 JakPus

(021) 3440787,'08161931859

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

7031934187 3144131

71 Agus Prabowo

72 Medrilzam MPE3927412 3927412

73

74

University / Academic75 Bogor Agricultural Institute Fahutan IPB 0251 622905

76 Bogor Agricultural Institute

77 Bogor Agricultural Institute Rizaldi Boer Dep. Geomet, FMIPA, IPB 0811117660 0251 623850

78 Bogor Agricultural Institute 0251 626806 0251 626886

79

80 Gajah Mada University81 Hasanudin University

82 Armi Susandi ITB

022 2500494 022 2534139

83

National Development Planning Agency (BAPENAS)

Deputi Bid Sumberdaya Alam dan LH

National Development Planning Agency (BAPENAS)

Direktur Pengelolaan Sumberdaya alam dan Lingkungan Hidup

Taman Suropati no 2 Jakarta Pusat

3900412; 336207 ext 1279 or 364 prabowo@bappenas.go.id

National Development Planning Agency (BAPENAS)

Dir. Penataan ruang, Pertanahan dan Lingkungan Hidup

medril@cabi.net.id; medril@bappenas.go.id

National Development Planning Agency (BAPENAS)

Direktur Kehutanan dan Konservasi Sumberdaya Air

National Development Planning Agency (BAPENAS)

Direktur Kerjasama Luar Negeri Bilateral

Hariadi KartodihardjoTridoyo Kusumastanto

rizaldiboer@yahoo.comBambang Hero Sahardjo

Forest Fire Lab, Fac. Forestry, IPB saharjo@indo.net.id

Bogor Agricultural Institute (MIPA)

Dr. Hidayat Pawitan

ITB - Bandung Institute of Technology - Departments of MethereologyLambumangkurat University

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

84 LPPEL Wacana Mulia Soeparmoko Environmental Economist

733 462385 Mulawarman University

86 Nusa Bangsa University Forestry Faculty

0251-340217 0251-50560587 Palangkaraya University88 Papua University89 Tanjung Pura University90 University of Indonesia Misri Gozan Staff MIPA UI 0852 17068471

NGO

91 Birdlife International Sukianto Kusli0251 357961

92 CERINDO

93 Conservation International Jatna Supriatna Director 78838624 7800265

94 Muh Farid Staf CI 78838624 7806723

95 Dian Desa Prianti Utami 8122942375

96 DP Solusi

Metro Permata I D7/18 Karang Mulya, Ciledug, Tangerang

733 4623; 0816 753510 rmoko@cbn.net.id

Jl. K.H. Soleh Iskandar KM. 4, Cimanggu Bogor

mgozan@chi.ui.edu

Direktur Birdlife Inetrnational, Indonesia Program skusli-ip@indo.net.id

jatna@conservation.or.id

Conservation International- Indonesia mfarid@conservation.org

tungkuindonesia@yahoo.com

Architrandi Priambodo

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

97 Ecosecurities Agus P. Sari Managing Director

250 5707 250 5708

98 FFI Frank Momberg

7801024

99 FFI Jito Sugardjito

7801024100 FLEGT-VAT Aziz Khan FLEGT-VPA Consultant 81310610464

101 Forest Watch Indonesia Purba Direktur Eksekutif0251 323664 0251 317926

102 FPK021 75909167/68

103 Greenomics Indonesia Elfian Effendi Executive Director

Graha Niaga,17th Floord, Jl. Jend Sudirman Kav 58 Jakarta 12190 agus.sari@ecosecurities.com

Asia Pacific Director forProgram Development

Komplek Lab Pusat Universitas Nasional, Jl. Harsono RM no 1 Ragunan Jakarta 12551

7800981; 0812 1104723

frank.momberg@cbn.net.id; frank.momberg@ffi.or.id; mimik2000@yahoo.com

Direktur Flora & Fauna Indonesia

Komplek Lab Pusat Universitas Nasional, Jl. Harsono RM no 1 Ragunan Jakarta 12551

7800981; 0812 1104723 ffi@indo.net.id; jitos@cbn.net.id

Jl. Sempur Kaler No 26 Bogor 12150 fwi@indo.net.id

Forum Permerhati Kehutanan

Djamaludin Suryohadikusumo djamaludinsuryo@yahoo.com

elfian@greenomics.org

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

104 Greenpeace Bustar Maitar

105 Greenpeace P Raja SIregar

106 Ir. Tri Mumpuni 0812 8044 295107 ICEL Rino Subagyo108 IHSA Fathi Hanif109 IIEE Bobby ATW Researcher 722007

110 KNI World Energy Council

111 KNI World Energy Council 7227057 7227057

112 Komphalindo Indro Tjahjono Direktur

113 Majalah Environment RTM Sutamiharja Majalah Environment/ IPB 0251 324820 0251 324820

114 MEB F Soeseno Chairman

520 5494 5205494/95115 METI

116 MPBI Hening Parlan Program Manager93220102

117

118 Naturindo Naturindo 0251 325236 0251 325236

119 Naturindo Naturindo 0251 325236 0251 325236

bmaitar@dialb.greenpeace.org

p_rajasiregar@yahoo.com

IBEKA/Fellow LEAD Cohort2 punu@lead.or.id

iiee@cbn.net.idDrs Tagor Ibrahim tagor@kni-wec.org

Dr. Hardiv Situmeang hardiv@indo.net.id

Rukan Graha Permata Pancoran sindrot@yahoo.com

majalahenvironment@yahoo.com

Gedung Bapedalda DKI Jakarta, Jl. Casablanca kav 1 Jakarta selatan meb@meb.or.id

021 3147321/ 3103535

hening@mpbi.or; hening_parlan@yahoo.com

National Forestry Council (DKN)

Setijati Sastrapradja dinkopib@indo.net.id

Didin Sastrapradja dinkopib@indo.net.id

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

120 PEACE Rizka Elyza Sari

250 5707 250 5708

121 PEACE Ria Butarbutar

250 5560 250 5708

122 Pelangi Direktur Eksekutif

021 72801172 021 72801174

123 POLTROF Direktur 7982026 7970872124 Telapak Arbi Valentinus125 TNC Rile Djohani Director

126 Walhi Mohamad Chalid Direktur

021 7941673

127 Walhi Farah Sofa Ova Deputi Direktur

021 7941673

Manager for energy program

Graha Niaga,17th Floord, Jl. Jend Sudirman Kav 58 Jakarta 12190 rizka.sari@peace.co.id

Manager for CDM Programme

Graha Niaga,17th Floord, Jl. Jend Sudirman Kav 58 Jakarta 12190 ria.butarbutar@peace.co.id

Kuki Moekti Soejahmoen

Jl. Pangeran Antasari No 10, jakarta 12150 kuki@pelangi.co.id

Herman Haeruman Js d5herman@rad.net.id

rdjohani@tnc.org

Jl. Tegal Parang Utara No 14 jakarta 12790

021 7941672/ 79193363

Jl. Tegal Parang Utara No 14 jakarta 12790

021 7941672/ 79193363 ovi@walhi.or.id

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

128 WCS-Indonesia Program

0251 357347

129 Wetland International Dibjo Sartono

251312189 251325755

130 Wetland International Yus Rusila Noor 0251 312189 0251 325755

131

0251 312189 0251 325755132 Wetlands International Marcel Silvius

133 WWF Mubariq Ahmad Director

021 5761070 5761080134 WWF Eka Melisa135 WWF Ian Kosasih Forest Program Director

136 WWF 5761080

Jl. Pangrango No 8 Bogor 16151

0251 321527/342135

Jl A Yani 53 Bogor, PO Box 254/BOO, Bogor 16002, Jawa Barat

dibjo@wetlands.or.id,wi-ip@indo.net.id; awb@ino.net.id

Jl A Yani 53 Bogor 16161 noor@indo.net.id

Wetland International-Indonesian Program

I Nyoman Suryadiputra

Technical Director, WI Indonesia Program

nyoman@wetlands.or.id,wi-ip@indo.net.id, awb@ino.net.id

Kantor Taman A9, Unit A1, Jl. Mega Kuningan Lot 8-9/A9 Kawasan Mega Kuningan, Jakarta 12950. PO BOX 5020 JKTM 12700 mubariqa@wwf.or.id

emelisa@wwf.or.id

Bambang Supriyanto

National Coordinator-Heart of Borneo

5761070 ext 510; 5761080 bsupriyanto@wwf.or.id

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks 137 WWF Nazir Foed

138 Yayasan Kehati Direktur Eksekutif KEHATI

139 Yayasan Kehati Anida Haryatmo Direktur Program140 Yayasan Kehati Ismid Hadad KEHATI141 YBUL

International Organisations and Embassies142 ADB Bobur Alimov Environment Economic

143 ASEAN Secretariat Adelina Kamal

144 ASEAN Secretariat Nyi Soe Environment Section

145 ASEAN Secretariat Prabianto

146 ASEAN Secretariat

147 AusAid Eko Setiono Program Manager

148 British Embassy

2356 5200

149 British Embassy Melanie Tedja Bilateral Program Assistant

2356 5317 2356 5336

150 British Embassy Pier Cazalet 2356 5245 392 6263

Damayanti Buchori

anida@kehati.or.id

balimov@adb.org

Senior Office, Environment Bureau Resources

Sisingamangaraja no 70A Jakarta 12110

7262991; 7243372

7398234; 7243504

Raman Lechumanan

Head, Environment and Dissaster Management Unit

Sisingamangaraja no 70A Jakarta 12110

7262991; 7243372

7398234; 7243504 raman@aseansec.org

+62 21 2550  5509,0811 924536

+62 21 2550 5582

Eko.Setiono@dfat.gov.au

Edith Astrid Loupatty

Head of Press and Public Affairs

British Embassy, Jl. Thamrin 75, Jakarta 10310

2356 5336/2356 5486 edith.loupatty@fco.gov.uk

British Embassy, Jl. Thamrin 75, Jakarta 10310 Melanie.Tedja@fco.gov.uk

Counsellor (Political/Economic)

British Embassy, Jl. Thamrin 75, Jakarta 10310 piers.cazalet@fco.gov.uk

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

151 CIDA 25507813

152 CIFOR Senior Scientist

0251 622622 0251 622100

153 CIFOR Heru Santoso

0251 622622 0251 622100

154 CIFOR Francis Seymour Director

0251 622622 0251 622100

155 CIFOR Doris Capistrano

156 CIFOR Markko Kanninen

157 DFID Mike Harrison

315 6264 314 1824

158 Stanley Cheng

Rosalind Coleman

Daniel Murdiyarso

Jl. CIFOR Situ Gede, Sindang Barang, Bogor 16680 d.murdiyarso@cgiar.org

Coordinator for Asia Tropical Forests and Climate Change Adaptation Project

Jl. CIFOR Situ Gede, Sindang Barang, Bogor 16680 h.santoso@cgiar.org

Jl. CIFOR Situ Gede, Sindang Barang, Bogor 16680 f.seymour@cgiar.org

d.capistrano@cgiar.orgDirector Environmental Services and Sustanaible Use of Forests Program m.kanninen@cgiar.org

First Secretary (Development)

British Embassy, Jl. Thamrin 75, Jakarta 10310 mike-harrison@dfid.gov.uk

EC ASEAN Energy Facility

Corporate Marketing and Communication Expert

No Institution Name Position Address Phone Fax Email Remarks

159 EC Delegation Thibaut Portevin Program Officer

160 Andrea Heyn

390 1757

161

162

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164 Embassy of Finland Embassy of Finland 5761650 5761631

165 Embassy of Japan Kawaguchi Daiji39839755 3157152

166 Embassy of Norway Development Consellor 5761523 5761537

Wisma Dharmala Sakti, 16th Floor, Jl. Jend Sudirman 32 Jakarta thibaut.portevin@cec.eu.int

Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany

Counsellor for Science, Technology and Environment

Jl Thamrin No 1 Jakarta 10310

3985 5155; 3985 5000

wiss-1@jaka.diplo.de; andrea.heyn@diplo.de

Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany

Barbara Garbe-Hassen

Counsellor, Development Cooperation Indonesia and Timor-Leste wz-1@jaka.diplo.de

Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany

Ingrid-Gabriela Hoven

DG 2- Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development Ingrid-Gabriela.Hoven@bmz.bund.de

Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany

Christian Neumann

Head of Division South-East Asia, Federal Ministry for Economic Cooepration and Development

Christian.Neumann@bmz.bund.deJoonas Heiskanen joonas.heiskanen@formin.fin

Secretary for Forestry, Fisheries and Nature Conservation daiji.kawaguchi@mofa.go.jp

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167 Embassy of Sweden Frederik Frisell

2553 5915 5762691168 EU FLEGT Michael Jaeger Co-Director169 EU FLEGT Jozsef Micski Liaison Manager170 FAO Rudolf Hermes171 FAO Benni Sormin

172 FAO Rejendra.Aryal

173 Ford Foundation J Campbell

174 Ford Foundation Ujjwal Pradhan Program Officer

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175 Chee Tong Yiew

176 GTZ Sabine Markert

3192 4070

First Secretary, Development Cooperation

Menara Rajawali, 9th Floor, Jl.Mega Kuningan Lot #5.1, Kawasan Mega Kuningan Jakarta 10001 frederik.frisell@foreign.ministry.se

Rudolf.Hermes@fao.orgbenni.sormin@fao.org

Rajendra.Aryal@fao.org

J.Campbell@fordfoundation.org

S. Widjoyo Center 11th Floor, Jl. Jend. Sudirman 71 Jakarta 10020\ u.prahdan@fordfoundation.org

Global Environment Center

Manager Global Environment Centre

Country Director for Indonesia, Malaysia and Timor-Leste

GTZ, Deutsche Bank Building, 20th Floor, Jl Imam Bonjol No 80

3192 4007 ext 113 Sabine.Markert@gtz.de

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178 GTZ Dieter Brulez

179 Hanns Seidel Foundation Director

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180 ICRAF

181 ICRAF Sonya Dewi Spatial Analyst

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187 IFC Thomas Oentoro

188 JICA Tetsuro Fujitsuka 8508045 8508045

Principal Adviser, GTZ-SMCP George.buchholz@gtz.dePrincipal Adviser, Indonesian German Environmental Program GTZ- ProLH Dieter.Brulez@gtz.de

Christian J. Hegemer

Menara Cajrawala (Skyline Building), 9th Floor, Jl MH Thamrin No 9 Jakarta 10340 hsfindo@hsfindo.org

Meine van Noordwijk

Jl. CIFOR Situ Gede, Sindang Barang, Bogor 16680

0251 625415; 625417 s.dewi@cgiar.org

Meine van Noordwijk m.vannoordwijk@cgiar.org

d.kaimowitz@cgiar.orgc.fay@cgiar.orgb.lusiana@cgiar.orgMMcLeish@ifc.org

TOentoro@ifc.org

JICA Advisor for Environment Policy tetsufuj@rad.net.id

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190 NEDO Fumiko staff NEDO Jakarta

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191 NEDO

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192 ODI Adrian Wells

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Director, KfW Office JakartaDeutch Bank Building, 20th Floor, Jl.Imam Bonjol No 80 Jakarta kfw@cbn.net.id

7th Floor, SUMMITMAS I, Jl. Jend Sudirman

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Masanori Kobayashi

Chief Representative in Jakarta

7th Floor, SUMMITMAS I, Jl. Jend Sudirman

252 3480; 0813 10900 123 kobayashi@nedo.or.id; kobayashimsn@nedo.go.id

081314797615. +447976785556

REFOP, ASEAN Secretariat

Bernhard von der Heyde

Principal Adviser, ASEAN-Gernman Regional Forest Program Bernhard.Heyde@aseansec.org

0251 381417; 356077 taniajune@biotrop.org

Mas Achmad Santosa

Menara Thamrin Building 8-9th Floor, Jl. Thamrin Kav 3 Jakarta 10250 budhi.sayoko@undp.org

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197 UNDP Elaine Slamet

314 1308 ext 807 315 0382

198 UNDP Dewanti Oktanina Environment Unit

314 1308 ext 808 315 0382

199 UNDP Lukas Adhyakso Program Officer, Energy 3143308 3150382

200 UNDP

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201 UNESCO Han Qunli7399818 72796489

202 UNESCO Jan H. Steffen 739 9818 ext 828 7279 6489

GEF UNDP/Environment Unit

Menara Thamrin Building 8-9th Floor, Jl. Thamrin Kav 3 Jakarta 10250 elaine.slamet@undp.org

Menara Thamrin Building 8-9th Floor, Jl. Thamrin Kav 3 Jakarta 10250 dewanti.oktatina@undp.org

lukas.adhyakso@undp.org

Takaaki Miyaguchi

Program Officer for Climate Change

Menara Thamrin Building 8-9th Floor, Jl. Thamrin Kav 3 Jakarta 10250

314 1308 ext 203; 0813 8576 6686 takaaki.miyaguchi@undp.org

Jl Galuh II no 5 Kebayoran Baru, jakarta

CSI, Environment and Development jsteffen@cbn.net.id

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204 US Embassy Collette Marcellin Jakarta205 USAID Bill Frej Head

206 USAID Suzanne Billharz 34359336 3459917

207 USAID Reed Merrill Deputy Chief of Party, ESP 7209504 720 4546

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209 AgroIndonesia AgroIndonesia831 3645

UN Information Center, Gedung Surya, 14th Floor, Jl. MH Thamrin Nav9 Jakarta 10350 unicjak@cbn.net.id

The Science and Technology Officer

sbillharz@usaid.gov

Reed_merrill@dai.com

PT Abacus Capital Indo, Plaza Abda, 23rd Floor, Jl. Jend. Sudriman Kav 59 Jakarta 12190 poppy@abacuscapital.com

Fenny YL Budiman

831 3645/0818356734 agroindonesua@hotmail.com

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210 APHI Nanang Rofandi

211 APKINDO Malik

212 APRIL Ibrahim Hasan Direktur

213 Asia Biogas Arif Hasyim PT Asia Biogas Indonesia

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214 Chief of Financial Officer 62 8121090432

215 Zulfikar Adil Executive Director +62 818608185

216 CNOOC SES Ltd Nyoman Adi Head of Environment 5159588 515 9099

217 GE Gator Prawiro

Central Board Member of Association of the Indonesian Forest Concession Holders (APHI)

Gd. Manggala Wanabakti Blok 4 / R 507 A, Jl. Gatot Subroto-Senayan-Jakarta 10270

+62 (0)811830641, '+62 (0)21 5734395

+62 (0)21 57902769 nanangra@rimbawan.com

APKINDO Board Members - Secretary General

Gd. Manggala Wanabakti Blok IV Wing A, 9th Floor, Jl. Gatot Subroto-Senayan-Jakarta 10270

+62 (0)215711290

+62 (0)215733015, 5733017 sekretariat@apkindo.org , apkindo@vision.net.id

ibrahim_hasan@april.com.sg

Graha Iskandarsyah, Lt 10, Jl. Iskandarsyah no66C arif.hayim@asiabiogas.net

Bakrie Capital (Oil and Mining)

Hamdan Hamdoko

BRIK (Forest Industry Revitalization Body)

BEJ, Tower 1, 18th Floor

nyoman_adi@cnooc.co.id

gatot.prawiro@ge.com

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219 Executive Direktur 8310453

220 PL Coutrier IMA 726 2654

221 PA Consulting 2750 7500 2750 7501

222 Perhutani Upiek Rosalinda

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223 PT ERM Lukman Hakim CDM Consultant 79181904 7918 1905

224 PT ERM Barid Manna 79181904 7918 1905

225 PT Finnantara Intiga Herry Rousyikin Direktur Utama

021 5272086 021 5272088226 PT Gikoko Joseph Hwang Direktur 460 1970 460 9380

227 PT Inhutani I Fahrul Rodzi

021 5734335

228 PT Pen Consulting Puguh Sugiharto 0811 9896771

aalizar@golder.co.id

Indonesian Mining Association (IMA)

Executive Director

8280763 /8303632

Indonesian Mining Association (IMA)

0816872354; 724 4756 coutrier@dnet.net.id

Widyoning Previyani

Infrastructure and Development Services widyoning.previyani@paconsulting.com

Manggala Wanabakti Blok VII Lt. 8 - 11, Jl. Gatot Subroto, Senayan, Jakarta 10270

62 21 5732451, 5733616 dirprod@perhutani.co.id

lukman.hakim@erm.comInternational Development Director Barid.Manna@erm.com

Gd. S Widjojo center Lt 5, Jl Jend Sudirman 71 Jakarta herry_rousyikin@finantara.com

Gd. Manggala wana Bakti Blok VII, Lt 12, Jl. Pusat

021 5721330/5721331

puguhs@penconsulting.com

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229 PT Pertamina 3815021230 PT Sucofindo Supryanto

231 PT Sumiasih Alexius Darmadi President Director

5732651232 Sumalindo Yuen Chak Lee Director

Media233234

Dr. Widhyawan Prawiraatmadja widhyawan@pertamina.com

Wisma Standard Chartered Bank, 17th Floor, Jl. Sudirman, Kav 33A Jakarta

573 2680; 5732671-72 alexdarmadi@cbn.net.id

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Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB) - Departments of Methereology

Bogor Agricultural Institute

Bogor Agricultural Institute (MIPA)

LPPEL Wacana Mulia

University of Indonesia

Birdlife International

The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB, BirdLife in the UK) has been closely following the UNFCCC for many years. In recent years, the RSPB and other BirdLife Partners have had BirdLife delegations at the Conferences of the Parties (COP) and meetings of other bodies of the Convention. RSPB/BirdLife, together with other organisations, have highlighted the impact of climate change on biodiversity at a number of conferences including the UNFCCC COP.

A number of BirdLife Partners has been working nationally for the ratification of the UNFCCC and the Kyoto Protocol by their governments and lobbying for a rigorous implementation of the Convention. Environmentally friendly ways of producing energy as well as better systems of public transport are high on their agenda. Some BirdLife Partners are involved in research on the impacts of climate change on birds and other wildlife and the consequences for Important Bird Areas (IBA) and the protected area systems.

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Conservation International

On the planning stage, CI focusing on the mitigation in avoiding deforestation. The mitigation will be conducted in two province North Sumatera (Tapanuli Selatan) and Papua (Mambramo), cooperating with the local NGO's and private sector in finding the Carbon sequestration buyer. On the on-going stage, CI has been involve in socialising the concept of reforestation in cooperation with the head of national park forestry service in Gunung Gede Pangraro, this program will be continued untill the planting activities. On reforestation CI had implemented in Siranggas forest (DoCoMo support), Batang Toru jungle rubber with ICRAF, Mangrove rehabilitation in Aceh as part of Northern Sumatra Corridor, and Greenwall in Gede Pahala Corridor

Strategic Policy Advisory and Capacity Building Services Since 1997, EcoSecurities has advised major governmental players, private sector players and several international organisations and NGOs on their climate policies and greenhouse gas (GHG) strategies or provided capacity building services that assist developed and developing country governments prepare to engage with the flexible mechanisms of the Kyoto Protocol, emissions trading and GHG markets. While industrialised country governments are generally interested in minimising GHG compliance costs for their industries and developing export opportunities for technology providers, developing country governments focus on the potential development and poverty reduction opportunities provided by JI and the CDM.

For governments, international organisations and NGOs EcoSecurities has executed assignments which included strategy papers on climate policy and market developments; workshops and training of staff; technical assistance for carbon purchase programmes; and preparation of Joint Implementation (JI)/Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) manuals. Clients include governments from Annex I countries such as the UK, the Netherlands, Denmark, France,

governments from countries such as Brazil, Costa Rica, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Morocco, South Africa, international organisations such as the European Union, the European Investment Bank, UNFCCC, UNDP, the World Bank, the Global Mechanism, and the FAO, and NGOs, including IUCN, WWF, and Conservation International. An example of our work related to capacity building activities can be found in our CDM capacity websitehttp://www.cdmcapacity.org

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Carbon Market AnalysisEcoSecurities’ carbon market analysis service provides an overview of the global carbon market. The service looks at potential buyers and sellers, and compares global studies on future prices and the underlying price drivers. In addition, it provides clients with an insight into the different contract types (e.g. floating price forward ERPA) via which the emission reductions can be transacted.

Corporate GHG Strategy The EcoSecurities’ Corporate GHG strategy services uses a multi criteria model to determine the optimal mixture between compliance utilisation of credits on market commercialisation of credits. In addition, it takes into account potential future effects on installation of early action in non-Annex 1 and non-Kyoto countries.

Carbon Market Research, EcoSecurities’ Carbon Market Research provides: • a unique knowledge base about emission reduction supply to the market (CERs in particular) • monitoring key market indicators • development of unique market models • expertise in energy and environmental markets • excellent knowledge of the CDM registration processEcoSecurities’ advice on carbon price scenarios, coupled with likely market developments, has been an invaluable contribution to our clients’ activities in the carbon market. Our price forecasting is based on clear-cut, quantitative analysis based on a variety of market models, incorporating both short and long term market developments.

JI/CDM Portfolio Scan EcoSecurities’ JI/CDM portfolio scan service involves our consulting team meeting with technicians and financial staff from different business units within the client’s organisation, and based on their information identifies several JI/CDM opportunities. From this list and with the client’s consultation, a shortlist of promising projects is generated and further investigated

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GHG Footprint Analysis Increasingly, companies are paying more attention to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and are therefore interested in identifying their corporate emissions. EcoSecurities GHG footprint analysis is a three-step service which (i) determines the company’s annual emissions, (ii) identifies potential emission reduction opportunities and (iii) offers options for offsetting emissions.

Carbon Valuation EcoSecurities’ Carbon Valuation services provide an assessment of the carbon related value of a company’s operations or technology, based on an analysis of the regulatory environment, the policy developments and the installation or technology.

CDM Project Development The CDM project development service enables clients to generate, register, and trade CERs from emission reduction projects. Drawing on 10 years of experience in carbon projects throughout the world, EcoSecurities brings extensive technical, policy and financial expertise to assess the potential of a wide range of projects to produce saleable carbon offsets. This is usually based on the following steps:

Phase 1 – Analysis of Eligibility and Emission Reduction ValuePhase 2 – Project Preparation and Development AdvicePhase 3 – Advice on Carbon Credit Commercialisation

Monitoring Services Monitoring is an essential component of the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM – link to Reducing Carbon Emissions) project cycle and critical to ensuring that a project receives Certified Emission Reductions (CERs). It encompasses the measuring and recording of those parameters that are necessary to calculate the emission reductions predicted in the Project Design Document (PDD). EcoSecurities has formulated accurate computer models which not only calculate the credits being generated but compare them with those predicted from the PDD and highlight any areas of under generation. These models are also incorporated into an in-house, bespoke project management system which feeds data to the commercialisation team who directly trade the credits.

Forest Watch Indonesia

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Forum Permerhati KehutananGreenomics Indonesia

Recording the scale of burning in the tropical rainforest that contribute toward the climate change, and mapping the reasons why they are happening

IBEKA/Fellow LEAD Cohort2

KNI World Energy Council

Majalah Environment

In providing services in climate change PEACE has been involve in adaptation, mitigation / Clean Development Mechanism, Institutional Development, Capacity Building and Clean Development Mechanism in The Forestry Sector

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DRAFTTNC support the Government of Indonesia in developing a REDD pilot.Three main areas of collaboration

1) participation in the high-level planning committee2) analytical work on strategies to reduce deforestation, including development of economic analysis of options (supply curve)3) participation in development of East Kalimantan pilot

Through three future studies, TNC are considering on the economics of different strategies—improved protected areas management, improved siting of plantations (both oil palm and timber), and expanded use of certified forest management--as emissions mitigation options. These are some of the leading contenders, though TNC are open to suggestions on other studies to complement these, and in addition would plan a synthesis of the various pieces.

A few points:> a big part of the cost was expected to come from the remote sensing work, which may overlap sufficiently with other work that have planned to save considerable $. This will depend on whether the remote sensing data would be available from WRI/Winrock or others in time for using it as an input.> the plantation study was pictured for East Kalimantan alone since TNC has good information and the analysis would be cumbersome. Potentially, working with other partners, this could be scaled up to other provinces.> wanting 3 analytical teams given the time constraints, but also that finding these teams (mostly hired consultants) would be difficult.The high-level work-plan for developing a recommendation for a pilot program is not particularly tailored to East Kalimantan since some of it were adapted from something previously done. TNC has considerable data generated through the ecoregional planning work and other work that will facilitate this. After speaking with the Ministry of Forestry, TNC can reach out to GTZ to discuss collaboration in East Kalimantan.

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Other possibility TNC could help develop private sector support for the initiative through their Asia Pacific Council or through their connections with firms such as GoldmanSachs.

On the legal analysis work, TNC has a number of relationships with leading law firms willing to do pro bono work on carbon, including in Indonesia.

In terms of the cost of the work, in the event that the remote sensing work can beborrowed from WRI, et al. TNC was anticipating an investment in this work in Indonesia, but it would be good to have co-funding from the WB.

WCS-Indonesia ProgramWetlands International

Power Switch Campaign : Power Switch! is a global campaign which runs by Climate and Energy Program in more than 20 countries. Through Power Switch! campaign, WWF challenges electricity sector to achieve CO 2 -free status by 2050 in develop countries and to take actions towards clean and sustainable energy sector in developing countries. Friends of the Reef Project : Friends of the Reef is an project to study the impact of climate change against coral reef ecosystem. This project also implements adaptation efforts by reducing human pressure so that coral reef has resilience and resistance capacity against the climate change. Post 2012 : WWF is assisting Ministry of Environment and Department of Foreign Affairs in stakeholder's capacity building process for United Nation Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) implementation in Indonesia.

ASEAN Secretariat

Undertaking activities related to sustainable management of peatlands in the region, asisting in the implementation of appropriate components of the APMI (Asean Peatland Mangement Initiative), exchanging experience and lessons learned from their activities, inviting participation of countries and institutions in the ASEAN region in their activities as appropriate

British Embassy / FCO

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Under the Canada Climate Change Development Fund (CCCDF), the following project activities are being undertaken:

*Community-based natural resource management in support of sustainable livelihoods; *Capacity building in carbon cycle modelling techniques; *Awareness building with policy decision-makers about carbon sequestration and; and *Application of participatory rural appraisal methods to identify people's dependence on and interaction with their natural resources.

1. Forest Resources Management for Carbon Sequestration (FORMACS) in Indonesia

Project Description: The FORMACS project works with thirty-eight forest-dwelling communities in Nunukan District of East Kalimantan Province. It promotes sustainable livelihoods through sustainable agriculture, agro-forestry and sustainable forest management practices for the maintenance of existing carbon stocks and for the sequestration of atmospheric carbon. The project addresses the critical environmental and economic issues of deforestation, land degradation, illegal logging, and vegetation fires as well as issues related to the lack of economic alternatives and unclear land tenure.

The expected outcomes are: *A replicable model for community-based forest resource management for Kalimantan, Indonesia, that leads to carbon stored in forests being maintained and to increased carbon sequestration on degraded forest lands. *Enhanced capacity of communities to establish community-based forest resource management systems that lead to sustainable livelihood security and conservation of carbon stocks and sequestration on forestlands. *Enhanced capacity of households to adopt agroforestry/LEISA (low external-input sustainable agriculture) practices that improve household livelihoods and simultaneously increase carbon sequestration. In order to help communities to identify their development needs, the project facilitated the preparation of village profiles using information from baseline surveys,

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participatory rural appraisal exercises, gender analysis, and the results of an ethnoecology study. The village profiles provided the background information necessary for participatory village land use mapping and planning. To complete the land use plans, it was necessary to first define and map the village boundaries and have them officially recognized by the government administration. Participatory village boundary mapping was completed for 60% of the villages, based on traditional concepts of land ownership. A Project Advisory Board has been formed to provide advice on technical and policy issues, and to increase public awareness of carbon sequestration issues and of the purpose of the project. The Board is composed of partner institutions and local stakeholders who also participate in project planning

With respect to community-based forest management, the project has assisted in undertaking several surveys including: on the use and management of natural resources by communities; on the potential of community forests for timber production and conservation; on non-wood forest products and their economic potential; and, on the use of firewood. Assistance was also provided for the preparation of resource management guidelines, a master plan for forest and land rehabilitation, and on clarifying the gender roles in community-based natural resources management.

Agroforestry is a practical tool for livelihood security through its contribution to food production, domestic wood and non-wood products, and environmental stewardship. The project has introduced a number of trials of food crops with tree crops and promotes training to produce horticultural planting stock. Dissemination activities have included exchange visits between participating communities, presentations at local fairs, and farmers' field days.

Capacity building at the local and institutional levels has been an important priority. This has been critical for developing the forest management systems and for identification and adoption of agroforestry and sustainable agriculture systems that are compatible with local conditions. Training in conflict resolution techniques has been provided that have included dispute management, strategies and planning for conflict management, mediation techniques, carrying out dispute analysis, negotiating techniques, and field practice. Finally, the project is developing and field testing a carbon monitoring and accounting system for the project area

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Budget and Duration: The Canada Climate Change Development Fund is contributing C$2.64 million over a three-year period.

Canadian and Partner Organizations: The principal partners in implementing the project are the non-governmental organization CARE (CARE Canada and CARE Indonesia), national, provincial, and district government institutions; the local communities, local NGOs, Mulawarman University, and international partner organizations like The Nature Conservancy, World Wildlife Fund, GTZ, and the Ford Foundation.

2. Climate Change, Forests and Peatlands in Indonesia

Project Description: There are approximately 14 million hectares of peat swamp forest and 6 million hectares of peatland under agriculture in Indonesia. Estimates of their carbon content range from 16 to 39 gigatonnes (or a billion tonnes) that is equivalent to 1 to 3 percent of the global terrestrial carbon store. The estimates of the annual rate of carbon sequestration by peatlands in Indonesia vary from 10 to 93 million tonnes - clearly an important global resource. If disturbed by drainage and burning, the stored carbon is released into the atmosphere contributing to the greenhouse effect. If maintained in their natural state, the peatlands sequester and store atmospheric carbon, thus mitigating greenhouse gas emissions.

The Climate Change, Forests and Peatlands in Indonesia Project (CCFPI) works in the Central Kalimantan and Sumatra provinces of Indonesia. Its objective is to contribute to the sustainable management of Indonesia's peat swamp forests. With wise stewardship, the peat forests will maintain and increase their storage and sequestration of atmospheric carbon. Concurrently, the project is active in raising awareness of climate change and the role of peatland management in its mitigation, in promoting peatland management for carbon storage and sequestration, in improving sustainable community livelihoods, and in information sharing and networking.

The expected outcomes are: *Development and adoption of practical community-based approaches for managing peatlands and providing sustained livelihood for affected people and carbon storage and sequestration benefits, *Incorporation of community-based peatland management issues into the national climate change policy and implementation framework. The peat swamp forests are rich storehouses of plant and animal biodiversity. Sustainable forest management will not only have a positive impact on carbon sequestration and storage and community livelihoods, it will also have a positive impact on conserving the forest biodiversity

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Central Kalimantan: The project is developing and promoting the adoption of practical, community-based approaches to managing the peatlands on pilot sites. In Central Kalimantan, public awareness is being raised about the importance of restoring peatland hydrology by preparing and disseminating educational materials to schools and communities, holding community meetings, and providing training in the peatland management practices. Controlling the water flow in the drainage canals/ditches is one of the most important tools in restoring the hydrology of the pilot area as well as in preventing forest and land fires. This is accomplished by raising the awareness of the local land owners and government on the benefits of blocking the canals/ditches to raise the water levels in the peatlands. The project assists with monitoring and evaluating the water level and the impact on the surrounding vegetation. In addition, effort is also being made on the rehabilitation of the surrounding areas by re-planting some native tree species along the canals/ditches.

Efforts to encourage local people to be engaged in alternative livelihoods have focused on capacity building and market facilitation in rattan and honey production. Some community members are also involved in making fish chips and fish powder.

Sumatra: Practical approaches to peatland management are being developed and adopted for a national park and its buffer zone and a former timber concession area. Berbak National Park covers an area of 162,000 hectares and is comprised of mainly peat swamp forest. It suffers from encroachment by neighbouring communities that enter the park to cut and burn the forest to plant agricultural crops. Like in the Central Kalimantan site, the project works with the communities in developing alternative sources of income. They include activities like rattan production, sustainable agriculture and land clearing techniques that do not require the use of fire, and in involving them in park management activities. The local people are collaborating in patrolling the park against forest fires and illegal logging, and participate in planning park development activities. The project is also assisting in the reforestation of an area in the park that was burnt in years past.

Sungai Bulu Protected Peat Forest has been declared a protected area. It has an area of over 17,700 hectares, most of which was previously logged. The communities have agreed to participate in the protection and rehabilitation of the forest and the project is assisting them in finding alternative sources of income, namely from animal husbandry, aquaculture, and handicrafts. Training has been provided in preparing a management plan, and strengthening community organizations. It is expected that there will be increased options for sustainable livelihoods, improved management strategies for engaging communities in the protection and rehabilitation of peat swamp forests, and reduced pressure on peatlands from illegal logging and conversion.

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The upper catchments of some important rivers that flow through Berbak National Park are threatened by logging, oil exploitation, and agricultural development. The project actively works with the communities, local government, and local NGOs to promote the protection of the peatlands, as well as rehabilitation of selected degraded areas and development of livelihood options for communities linked to peatland management.

Small-grants funds have been be established in both Central Kalimantan and Sumatra to broaden the pool of demonstration projects. Proposals are being solicited from NGOs, community groups and other agencies.

Policy And Institutional Framework Development: An important aspect of the project is the assistance being provided to the formulation of national climate change policies and the development of an appropriate institutional framework to address the role of peatlands. Of particular concern is the acknowledgement of the role of communities in finding and implementing solutions. The project will promote the removal of international barriers to the inclusion of local initiatives and peatland concerns.

The project is developing tools for managing climate change information. It supports the development of a low-cost method of estimating the status and change of carbon storage in pilot project sites. Information collection techniques have been developed and the data has been gathered. The data is being used to establish baseline scenarios that will be the basis for monitoring and determining the impact of the project activities. The method provides for the collection of information by communities involved in the pilot projects. Assistance is being provided to determine the amount of carbon stored in Indonesia's peatlands. This information is being fed into the formulation of the country's climate change policy formulation and into a national strategy on the management of Indonesia's wetlands. The project has also been involved in the production of maps showing the distribution of peat in Sumatra and Kalimantan. These publications can be used by local governments and provide guidance on land use management. Local governments can thereby avoid the issuance of development permits in areas that have deep peat, as stipulated in Indonesian regulations regarding this.

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The project is compiling experiences from elsewhere in Indonesia and South East Asia and assessing their appropriateness for the pilot sites. This information will form part of the knowledge base for developing new options for peatland management. It will contribute to defining the criteria for carbon projects for peatland management, community participation, and carbon sequestration demonstration projects.

Budget and Duration: The Canada Climate Change Development Fund is C$4.1 million over a three-year period. Canadian and Local Partners: The Indonesian partners include: Wetlands International - Indonesia Programme, the Ministry of Forestry, State Ministry of Environment, Kehati Foundation, Pinse Foundation, Wahana Bumi Hijau Foundation, Yakomsu Foundation and local governments. The Global Environment Centre is a project partner at the international level. The Canadian partners include: Wildlife Habitat Canada, the Canadian Forest Service, the Canadian Wildlife Service, and the Centre for Wetland Research of the University of Waterloo

Forest and Climate Change research, the purpose of this research is to promote pro-poor climate change mitigation and adaptation schemes involving forest ecosystems and articulate the role of forest ecosystems in adaptation to climate change. Major Projects: 1) developing tools for adaptation of tropical forest ecosystems to climate change. Based on the results of the climate change impact assessments, key vulnerability indicators will be geographically mapped. On the basis of these, adaptation measures will be developed. Pilot studies will be carried out in West Africa (Burkina Faso, Mali, Ghana), Central America (Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras), and Indonesia.

2) establishing CarboFor website as a platform for information exchange on carbon in topical forests and CDM’s. In addition, a computer-based tool for cost-effective measuring and monitoring of carbon in LULUCF CDM project will be developed jointly with CATIE. The project is planning workshops on strategies for adapting to climate change in the forestry sector and on frameworks for carbon markets and is developing landscape level models for simulating carbon flows. CIFOR and ICRAF are jointly engaged in a project on baselines and forestry CDM in Indonesia.

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Hanns Seidel Foundation

REFOP, ASEAN Secretariat

SEAMEO BIOTROP

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Project Status: Ongoing Timeframe: To be completed by 2009 Start Date: 7/31/2007 End Date: 3/31/2009 Implementing Partner : Ministry of EnvironmentResponsible Party : Ministry of the Environment (KLH)Donor: GEF, n/aTotal Budget : USD 405,000Project Name: Second National Communication (Preparation the second National Communication to the UNFCCC) Objective: Project development/Stocktaking for National Communication to the progress of compliance to UNFCCC CP Outcome: Energy and Environment Programme Component: Capacity development/advocacy to adhere to international agreement instruments Province: - National LevelFocal point: Takaaki Miyaguchi Last updated: 5/29/2007

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Project Status: Pipeline Implementing Partner : BappenasTimeframe: pipeline Responsible Party : - Start Date: Donor: GEF, UNDP, - End Date: Total Budget : USD 0

Project Name: Country Pilot Partnership on Land Degradation and Deforestation in Indonesia Objective: To assist Indonesia address land degradation and deforestation in a comprehensive, integrated manner based primarily on priorities outlined in the country’s National Action Program (NAP) on Desertification and Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (PRSP). CP Outcome: Energy and Environment Programme Component: Sound environmental management Province: - National Level- District Level District: - Focal point: Elaine Pingkan Slamet Last updated: 12/14/2006

Sector-Specific Climate Change ActivitiesLand Use Activities. USAID’s Natural Resources Management (NRM) activities included a number of conservation programs. In 2004, in the Kutai Barat district (East Kalimantan), a timber company agreed to incorporate recommendations from The Nature Conservancy on High Conservation Value Forest areas and set aside nearly 20% of its concession area for conservation purposes. Timber companies in East Kalimantan and West Kalimantan also used the guidelines to obtain Forest Stewardship Council certification. In Central Java, forest communities worked to obtain certification for their forests and products. Additionally, commercial and habitat conservation programs were complemented by the USAID-funded World Education project in Kelay river watershed, a subdistrict of Berau, which is a key area of globally important species. The project supported a number of activities which helped to relieve pressure on key habitat areas by reducing encroachment.

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Coastal Resources Management. The Coastal Resources Management Project (CRMP) Part II focused on preservation and rehabilitation of coastal areas through legal reform, capacity building and integration of stakeholders. Its primary objectives included improved sustainable management, reduced encroachment to and increased area of protected areas, and improved livelihoods through activities that reduce pressure on mangrove and coral resources. Among its accomplishments in 2005 were:

*More than 26 pilot villages participating in community-based management of resources contributed a total of 500 hectares of coral reefs and 400 hectares of protected forests, supported by completed village management plans.*Trainings on coastal resources management, improved mangrove management and livelihood activities which prepared local stakeholders for developing a District-wide marine protection area and increased their livelihoods (crab fattening activities led to 500 kg of crabs per week sold by each group) resulting in a renewed commitment to preserving the mangrove trees and environmental services.

*Bay Management Plans were created in Apang and Agar Bays and the project collaborated with partners and NGOs to develop the Berau Marine Protected Area that was submitted as part of Indonesia’s nomination to become a World Heritage Marine Site.*The Asian Development Bank contributed $10 million to the Indonesian government to support replication of coastal management activities in 15 provinces. *Coastal Management Boards were established to facilitate multi-sectoral policy and activities, including establishing new rules and regulations, helping communities to develop networks of community marine protected areas and conducting coastal management best practices.

Leveraged Funding. Through its many activities, USAID/Indonesia has been able to leverage a significant amount of money from a variety of sources. For example, in 2004, the NRM III project leveraged an additional $2.25 million in co-funded activities, equal to more than half of USAID’s direct investment. In addition, the models and approaches developed by USAID have influenced the design of another $118 million in new project investments by non-US government donors. This investment will contribute to forest preservation, capacity development, marine protected area management, and decentralized multi-stakeholder natural resources management.

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The CRMP II project leveraged funds for various project activities, including $144,000 by UNOCAL Petroleum to enable civil society groups to conduct environmental awareness and extension activities throughout the Balikpapan Bay watershed, an area heavily lined with mangroves. Additionally, $137,000 was committed by the Balikpapan Bay Management Council and the City of Balikpapan for bay management activities and $50,000 was committed by the Ministry of Marine Affairs to support local coastal management activities under the matched funding of the Sea Partnership Program.

PartnershipsUSAID' s partners in climate change activities in Indonesia include *:

-World Education -International Resources Group (IRG) -The Nature Conservancy (TNC)* Because partners change as new activities arise, this list of partners is not comprehensive.

Bakrie Capital (Oil and Mining)

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REDD Directory

Link Workpackage I Workpackage II Workpackage III Workpackage IV

Lead Person/Institution in Bold

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REDD Directory

MethodologyStudy 1: Methods for measuring and monitoring the state and change of forest carbon stocks Ministry of Forestry Experts

1 Wardoyo2 Ruandha A. Sugardiman3 Saipul Rahman 4 Arie Wibowo5 Chairil Anwar Siregar

Methodology Strategy

Consolidated Overview of the potential for reducing carbon emissions from deforestation and degradation (REDD)

Stakeholders/ Coordination

Study 1 : Method for measuring and monitoring the state and change of forest carbon stocks Study 1 : Oil Palm

Study 2 : Quantification of past and future (Business as Usual) carbon emissions Study 2 : Pulp and paper

Study 3 : Consolidation of payment mechanism Study 3 : Production Forest

Study 4 : REDD Scenarios and Carbon Markets Study Study 4 : Conservation and Protection Forest

Study 5 : Peatland Forest

wwardoyo@hotmail.com,siregar@yahoo.co.id,saipulrahman@dephut.go.id, saipul_rahman@gmail.com,ra.sugardiman@dephut.go.id,ariwibowo@yahoo.com

No Name EmailWriting Experts

6 Garry Richard7 Markku Kaninen

8 Daniel Murdiyarso

9 Sandra Brown10 Fred Stolle11 Alex Held12 John Raison13 Danilo Mollicone

14 Florence Daviet

15 Susan MinnemeyerReference Group

13 Ken Creighton15 Ben de Jong

Study 2: Quantification of past and future (Business as Usual) carbon emissions Ministry of Forestry Experts

1 Wardoyo2 Ruandha A. Sugardiman3 Saipul Rahman 4 Arie Wibowo5 Chairil Anwar Siregar

Writing Experts6 Garry Richard7 Markku Kaninen

8 Daniel Murdiyarso

9 Alex Held10 John Raison11 Danilo Mollicone12 Sandra Brown13 Fred Stolle

gary.richards@environment.gov.au,m.kanninen@cgiar.org,d.murdiyarso@cgiar.org,SBrown@winrock.org, fstolle@wri.org,FDAVIET@wri.org,susanm@wri.org,pfmoore@ghd.com.au,cris.brack@anu.edu.au,dmolli@bgc-jena.mpg.de

wwardoyo@hotmail.com,siregar@yahoo.co.id,saipulrahman@dephut.go.id, saipul_rahman@gmail.com,ra.sugardiman@dephut.go.id,ariwibowo@yahoo.com

gary.richards@environment.gov.au,m.kanninen@cgiar.org,d.murdiyarso@cgiar.org,SBrown@winrock.org, fstolle@wri.org,FDAVIET@wri.org,susanm@wri.org,M.VANNOORDWIJK@cgiar.org,s.dewi@cgiar.org,b.lusiana@cgiar.org,dmolli@bgc-jena.mpg.de

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14 Florence Daviet

15 Sonya Dewi

16 Betha Lusiana

17 Meine van Noordwijk18 Susan Minnemeyer

Reference Group19 Ken Creighton

Study 3 : Consolidation of payment mechanismMinistry of Forestry Experts

1 Kirsfianti Linda GinogaWriting Experts

2 Suyanto3 Leimona Beria4 Joshi Laxman5 Brent Swallow6 Gama Galudra7 Martua Sirait8 Krystof Obidzinski9 Doris Capistrano10 Sven Wunder11 Herry Purnomo12 Agung Prasetyo13 Ahmad Dermawan14 Anna Christina Sinaga15 Gamal Pasya16 Bambang Setiono17 Meine van Noordwijk18 Leo Peskett19 Zoe Harkin

Reference Group

gary.richards@environment.gov.au,m.kanninen@cgiar.org,d.murdiyarso@cgiar.org,SBrown@winrock.org, fstolle@wri.org,FDAVIET@wri.org,susanm@wri.org,M.VANNOORDWIJK@cgiar.org,s.dewi@cgiar.org,b.lusiana@cgiar.org,dmolli@bgc-jena.mpg.de

aciar@indo.net.id

b.setiono@cgiar.org,M.VANNOORDWIJK@cgiar.org,l.peskett@odi.org.uk,b.swallow@cgiar.org,c.fay@cgiar.com,m.sirait@cgiar.org,g.pasya@c.giar.org,d.capistrano@cgiar.org,K.Obidzinski@cgiar.org,h.purnomo@cgiar.org,a.prasetyo@cgiar.org,a.sinaga@cgiar.org,zoe_harkin@urscorp.com,agus.sari@ecosecurities.com,suyanto@cgiar.org,l.beria@cgiar.org,l.joshi@cgiar.org,g.galudra@cgiar.org,s.wunder@cgiar.org,a.dermawan@cgiar.org

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20 Agus P Sari

Study 4 : REDD Scenarios and Carbon Markets StudyMinistry of Forestry Experts

1 Kirsfianti Linda Ginoga

Writing Experts2 Agus Sari3 Jan Fehse4 Till Neeff5 Johannes Ebeling6 Sabine Henders7 Robert Tippmann8 Ira Larasaty9 Leo Peskett10 Oscar Cacho11 Zoe Harkin

Reference Group12 Bambang Setiono13 Daniel Murdiyarso14 Meine van Noordwijk

StrategyStudy 1: Oil PalmMinistry of Forestry Experts

1 Hermawan Indrabudi2 Rufi'i

Writing Experts3 Fitrian Ardiansyah4 Purwo Susanto

5 Anne Casson

agus.sari@ecosecurities.com

aciar@indo.net.id

agus.sari@ecosecurities.com, l.peskett@odi.org.uk,zoe_harkin@urscorp.com,johannes.ebeling@ecosecurities.com,jan.fehse@ecosecurities.com,till.neeff@ecosecurities.com,sabine.henders@ecosecurities.com,robert.tippmann@ecosecurities.com,ira.larasaty@ecosecurities.com

b.setiono@cgiar.org, d.murdiyarso@cgiar.org, M.VANNOORDWIJK@cgiar.org

il.com, rufiie@yahoo.co.au

fardiansyah@wwf.or.id, acasson@indo.net.id, kdeddy@indosat.net.id, luca.tacconi@anu.edu.au,lesley.potter@anu.edu.au,psusanto@wwf.or.id

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6 Ketut Dedy

7 Lesly Potter8 Lucca Tacconi

Reference Group

9 Lesly Potter

Study 2: Pulp and PaperMinistry of Forestry Experts

1 Hargyono2 Rufi'i

Writing Experts3 Emile Jurgens4 Kyrstof Obidzinsky5 Chris Barr6 Ahmad Dermawan7 Agung Prasetyo8 Nazir Foead9 Arif Budiman10 Romain Pirard11 Ketut Dedy

Reference Group12 Canesio P. Munoz13 Graham Applegate

Study 3: Production ForestMinistry of Forestry Experts

1 Sakti HadenggananWriting Experts

2 Kyrstof Obidzinsky

3 Jim Douglas

fardiansyah@wwf.or.id, acasson@indo.net.id, kdeddy@indosat.net.id, luca.tacconi@anu.edu.au,lesley.potter@anu.edu.au,psusanto@wwf.or.id

lesley.potter@anu.edu.au

hargyono@yahoo.com,rufiie@yahoo.co.au

emile@aya.yale.edu, kdeddy@indosat.net.id, r_pirard@yahoo.fr,K.OBIDZINSKI@cgiar.org,c.barr@cgiar.org,a.prasetyo@cgiar.org,a.dermawan@cgiar.org,nfoead@wwf.or.id,abudiman@wwf.or.id

grahame_applegate@urscorp.com

sakti@dephut.go.id

K.OBIDZINSKI@cgiar.org, luca.tacconi@anu.edu.au,kdeddy@indosat.net.id,grahame_applegate@urscorp.com,jim.douglas@anu.edu.au,a.dermawan@cgiar.org

No Name Email

4 Ahmad Dermawan

5 Graham Applegate6 Ketut Dedy7 Lucca Tacconi

Reference Group8 Nana Suparna9 Nanang Rofandi10 Elias 11 Rod Taylor

Study 4: Conservation and Protection ForestMinistry of Forestry Experts

1 Indra Exploitasia2 Ngaloken Gintinggs

Writing Experts

4 Pete Wood

5 Zulfira Warta

6 Thomas Barano7 Ketut Dedy

Reference Group8

Study 5: Peatland ForestMinistry of Forestry Experts

1 Wilistra Danny

2 Syaiful Anwar3 Ngaloken Gintinggs

Writing Experts4 Daniel Murdiyarso5 Anna Christina Sinaga

K.OBIDZINSKI@cgiar.org, luca.tacconi@anu.edu.au,kdeddy@indosat.net.id,grahame_applegate@urscorp.com,jim.douglas@anu.edu.au,a.dermawan@cgiar.org

nsuparna@cbn.net.id,nanangra@rimbawan.com,elias2956@yahoo.com

ngaloken@indo.net.id, exploitasia@yahoo.com

pete.n.wood@gmail.com,kdeddy@indosat.net.id,tbarano@wwf.or.id,zwarta@yahoo.com

w_danny2000@yahoo.com, ngaloken@indo.net.id, sanwar@dephut.cbn.net.id, sanwar@cbn.net.id

d.murdiyarso@cgiar.org, kdeddy@indosat.net.id,s.dewi@cgiar.org,a.sinaga@cgiar.org,suyanto@cgiar.org,f.agus@cgiar.org,g.wibawa@cgiar.org,nyoman@wetlands.or.id,therman@netvision.net.il, iabla@worldbank.org, irama_ab@yahoo.com, p.vanhofwegen@worldwatercouncil.org

No Name Email6 Faizal Parish7 Suyanto8 Sonya Dewi9 Fahmuddin Agus10 Gede Wibawa11 I Nyoman Suryadiputra12 Ketut Dedy

Reference Group13 B. Setiyadi14 Fahmuddin Agus15 Gede Wibawa16 Heruyono

Ministry of Forestry Experts1 Wahyudi Wardojo2 Sunaryo3 Nur Masripatin4 Hermawan Indrabudi5 Yuyu Rahayu6 Agus Justianto7 Teguh Rahardja

Writing Experts8 Rizaldi Boer9 Adrian Wells10 Agus Sari11 Leo Peskett12 All team leaders13 Jim Davie14

d.murdiyarso@cgiar.org, kdeddy@indosat.net.id,s.dewi@cgiar.org,a.sinaga@cgiar.org,suyanto@cgiar.org,f.agus@cgiar.org,g.wibawa@cgiar.org,nyoman@wetlands.or.id,therman@netvision.net.il, iabla@worldbank.org, irama_ab@yahoo.com, p.vanhofwegen@worldwatercouncil.org

g.wibawa@cgiar.org,f.agus@cgiar.org

Consolidated overview of the potential for reducing carbon emissions from deforestation and degradation (REDD)

wwardojo@dephut.go.id,sunaryo@dephut.go.id,nur_masripatin@indo.net.id,nurmasripatin@yahoo.co.id,indrabudi@hotmail.com,agus.jus@dephut.go.id,agusjustianto@yahoo.com,t_rahardja@yahoo.com,karokln@dephut.go.id,karokln@yahoo.com

rizaldiboer@gmail.com, rboer_2709@yahoo.com, rizaldiboer@yahoo.com,a.wells@odi.org.uk,agus.sari@ecosecurities.com,l.peskett@odi.org.uk,jim.davie@cbn.net.id

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Stakeholders / CoordinationMinistry of Forestry Experts

1 Ministry of ForestryWriting Experts

2 Adrian Wells3 Farida Zaituni

Reference Group4 Local Government

a.wells@odi.org.uk,fzaituni@worldbank.org