Investor Presentaiton
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COP27
UNITED NATIONS CLIMATE CHANGE CONFERENCE
NOVEMBER
EGYPT 2022
III. STRATEGY TO REACH INDONESIA'S FOLU NET SINK 2030
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environment
roviding a good
and
sustainably managing natural resources for
the nation's welfare is the mandate of the
1945 Constitution. In particular, the mandate is
emphasized in the Article 28H of the Constitution
that every Indonesian citizen has the right
to a decent environment. The article 33 also
emphasizes that Indonesia's land and natural
resources must be sustainably managed by the
government for the prosperity of the people.
In practice, this mandate is further regulated
by several implementing regulations including
the Law on Environmental Protection and
Management, the Law on Forestry, and the
Law on Conservation of Natural Resources and
Ecosystems.
The mandate leads Indonesia to the Paris
Agreement, a global commitment to preventing
climate change-associated environmental
disasters. Indonesia ratified the Paris Agreement
through Law No. 16 of 2016. The heart of the Paris
Agreement and the achievement of its long-term
goals are contained in a Nationally Determined
Contribution (NDC), a non-binding national plan
highlighting climate change mitigation.
To meet the commitment, Indonesia has
developed an NDC Implementation Strategy and
two Road maps on Mitigation and on Adaptation.
In 2021 Indonesia updated the NDC, and then
submitted the Enhanced NDC in September 2022.
Indonesia also designed a Long-Term Strategy for
Low Carbon Development and Climate Resilience
(LTS-LCCR) 2050.
In the scenario of reducing emission levels, the
FOLU sector was projected to contribute to almost
60% of the total national target.
Given the great contribution, the efforts of
the forestry sector to control and reduce national
emission level play a critical role and deserve
to get support from both national and global
communities. Indonesia's LTS-LCCR 2050 outlines
a design of the FOLU sector which is targeted to
have reached net sink since 2030. The design
refers to Indonesia's FOLU Net Sink 2030.
FOLU Net Sink represents a condition of
carbon neutrality, even more carbon positive
which will be reached by reducing emission levels
from the forestry and other land use sector.
The scenario was designed based on common
performance in implementing corrective action
policies in the forestry sector, supported by the
deep investigation on the forestry issues that have
been going on for a dozen years or more.
Indonesia's FOLU Net Sink 2030 was
translated into a detailed operational plan, which
serves as a foundation for implementation of
emission reducing activities. The operational plan
was then also derived into a work guideline or a
systematic manual for tackling forest and land
uses-related issues such as forest and land fires,
deforestation and forest degradation, habitat and
biodiversity conservation, as well as peatland and
mangrove management.
Vice President Ma'ruf Amin delivers National Statement
at the High Level Segment of COP27 UNFCCC. In the
occasion, the Vice President explains Indonesia's measures
in reducing GHG emissions, among others by implementing
Indonesia's FOLU Net Sink 2030.
(Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, 7 November 2022)
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