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6.4 Forest and Land Rehabilitation Forest and land rehabilitation is carried out to enhance carbon sequestration in the framework of Indonesia's FOLU Net Sink 2030. In 2021, forest and land rehabilitation activities were carried out in collaboration between the Ministry of Environment and Forestry and the Peatland and Mangrove Restoration Agency in an area of 203,386.58 ha, consisting of 46,752 ha of forest rehabilitation and 35,881 ha of mangrove rehabilitation. Land rehabilitation was also conducted in 7,138.73 ha of community-owned land. To support the activities, 54 permanent nurseries spread across Indonesia supply up to 50 million seedlings per year. A part from that, there are community-owned and village-owned nurseries where communities can use them to rehabilitate their lands. Rehabilitation of degraded land and forests continues to be augmented through the establishment of permanent in each province using a public private partnership (KPBU) scheme. The scheme is one of the forms of responsibilities and collective contribution of the private sector in environmental and forestry restoration. The nursery establishment under the KPBU scheme has been carried out in Bogor (in collaboration with APRIL), Penajam Paser Utara (in collaboration with PT Indo Tambangraya Megah Tbk), Banjarbaru (in collaboration with PT. Adaro Energy Indonesia Tbk), and Banyuasin (in President Joko Widodo with partner countries Ambassadors to Indonesia, Country Director World Bank Jakarta, and local community in Bebatu Village, Sesayap Hilir Subdistrict, Tana Tidung District, plant mangrove. (North Kalimantan, 19 October 2021) collaboration with Sinar Mas). Each nursery has annual production capacity of up to 15 million seedlings. Furthermore, holders of Mining and Non- Mining Business Permits with Lease Business Permits (IPPKH) are required to rehabilitate watersheds outside their concession areas in accordance with the Government Regulation. As of 2021, IPPKH holders had replanted 11,709 hectares of degraded land and forests. 104 President Joko Widodo observes mangrove nursery in Ngurah Rai Grand Forest Park that can produce up to 6 million seedlings per year to support mangrove rehabilitation. (Badung, Bali, 16 November 2022) 105

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