SMART Patrol Training in Telaga Village Forest

SMART Patrol Training in Telaga Village Forest

Community Forest Ecosystem Services (CFES) organized a capacity-building program for local communities through a SMART (Spatial Monitoring and Reporting Tool) training held in Telaga Village, Katingan Regency, Central Kalimantan Province. The training took place from June 30 to July 4, 2022, and was attended by 10 members of the patrol team from the Telaga Village Forest Management Institution (L...

READ MORE >>

05 July 2022

FPIC and Kick-Off Meeting in Telaga Village

FPIC and Kick-Off Meeting in Telaga Village

The collaboration between LPHD Telaga and CFES began in December 2021, initiated through a Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) process to provide detailed information about the program to the community and to obtain a voluntary agreement from the community to participate. As a follow-up, CFES and LPHD held a kick-off meeting in January 2022, marking the official start of the program implemen...

READ MORE >>

21 March 2022

Kick-Off Meeting​ in Laman Satong Village

Kick-Off Meeting​ in Laman Satong Village

As an initial step toward implementing remediation and compensation for DSN Group’s concession area, on January 14, 2020, DSN Group, together with CFES, LPHD Manjau, and the village of Laman Satong, held a kick-off meeting aimed at building a shared understanding and perspective on the collaboration between CFES and LPHD to develop social forestry as an effective and sustainable scheme for cons...

READ MORE >>

14 January 2021

The Potential and Challenges of Rattan in Indonesia
The Potential and Challenges of Rattan in Indonesia

Indonesia is a country with enormous rattan potential, making it one of the world’s leading producers. With an annual production of around 690,000 tons of rattan, Indonesia supplies approximately 85% of the global rattan production.[1] This dominance is not only in quantity but also in quality. Indonesian rattan accounts for 80% of the global market supply, and in 2022, the export value of ratt...

READ MORE >>

02 August 2024

Women's Group: Cinnamon Seedling Cultivation in Sustainable Agriculture
Women's Group: Cinnamon Seedling Cultivation in Sustainable Agriculture

Social Forestry Business Groups (KUPS) have become an effective instrument in introducing natural resource management through sustainable agriculture, while simultaneously maintaining or improving environmental quality and natural resource conservation. Specifically, the Customary Forest Management Group (KPHA) Biang Sari in Pengasi Baru Village, Bukit Kerman Subdistrict, Kerinci Regency, through...

READ MORE >>

10 July 2024

KUPS Harapan Baru: Promoting Community Economy in Sustainable Forest Management
KUPS Harapan Baru: Promoting Community Economy in Sustainable Forest Management

Forests are valuable assets that provide various benefits for human life and the environment. Besides offering many advantages, forests also serve as a source of livelihood for communities living nearby. However, forest management often faces various challenges, such as conflicts between conservation interests and economic needs. Many efforts have been made to address these issues, one of which i...

READ MORE >>

23 June 2024

The Efforts of KUPS Harapan Baru in the Coffee Business
The Efforts of KUPS Harapan Baru in the Coffee Business

CFES together with the women of Durian Rambun Village are building new hope in the local product industry. With the goals of economic development, improving community welfare, sustainable environmental maintenance, and gender mainstreaming.Through the development of an ecosystem services payment program, it is expected that conservation activities and the economic needs of the village community c...

READ MORE >>

21 June 2024

Types of Conservation Forests in Indonesia
Types of Conservation Forests in Indonesia

Types of Conservation Forests in Indonesia | cfes.id, Forests have diverse ecosystems with flora and fauna that are beneficial to human life. Indonesia is the country with the third largest tropical forest area in the world, after Brazil and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Ministry of Environment and Forestry, 2021). Therefore, conservation efforts are needed in Indonesia to preserve its fo...

READ MORE >>

18 June 2024

Adaptation of the Local Community of Telaga Village in Improving Livelihoods
Adaptation of the Local Community of Telaga Village in Improving Livelihoods

Telaga Village, located in Katingan Regency, Central Kalimantan Province, holds many stories about the lives of the local community. The village is situated on the banks of the Katingan River and is also surrounded by abundant forests. The village’s topography, dominated by river basins and encircled by forests, makes fishing and fish processing the main livelihoods in the village. Thus, the lo...

READ MORE >>

04 June 2024

Biodiversity Baseline –  Lemmanis Village Forest
Biodiversity Baseline – Lemmanis Village Forest

Lemmanis Village Forest (HD), located in Sepakat Jaya Village, Nanga Tayap District, West Kalimantan, is a lowland rainforest with high ecological value. This forest has a hilly topography with an altitude range of 50-450 meters above sea level and consists of two separate protected forests, namely the Batu Menangis Protected Forest (western block) and the Lembuding Protected Forest (eastern bloc...

READ MORE >>

23 April 2025

Social and Economic Baseline - Sepakat Jaya Village
Social and Economic Baseline - Sepakat Jaya Village

Sepakat Jaya Village is administratively located in Nanga Tayap Subdistrict, Ketapang Regency, West Kalimantan Province, as established under Ketapang Regent Regulation No. 12 of 2009 concerning the formation of villages within Ketapang Regency. This regulation outlines the establishment of Sepakat Jaya Village as a derivative (expansion) village from Nanga Tayap Village. Sepakat Jaya Village con...

READ MORE >>

23 April 2025

Identification of Non-Timber Forest Products – Laman Satong Village
Identification of Non-Timber Forest Products – Laman Satong Village

Manjau Village Forest area, located in Laman Satong Village, Matan Hilir Utara Subdistrict, Ketapang Regency, West Kalimantan, is divided into a conservation zone of 654 hectares and a utilization zone of 416 hectares. The identification of Non-Timber Forest Products (NTFPs) in Dusun Manjau, Laman Satong Village, includes sugar palm (Arenga pinnata), agarwood (Aquilaria sp.), bamboo, fruits, vege...

READ MORE >>

29 August 2023

Biodiversity Baseline - Telaga Village Forest
Biodiversity Baseline - Telaga Village Forest

Telaga Village Forest (HD) (± 2,758 ha) is located in the lowlands with a gentle topography (7-22 masl) and has an important position as a catchment area for the Kelaru River, which is part of the Katingan watershed. HD Telaga consists of secondary swamp forests (2,032.96 ha) and swamp shrubs (735.481 ha). The condition of HD Telaga can be categorized as good based on biodiversity. This is known...

READ MORE >>

24 May 2023

Social and Economic Baseline - Telaga Village
Social and Economic Baseline - Telaga Village

Telaga Village is located on the banks of the Katingan River, which is included in the regional administration of Kamipang District, Katingan Regency, Central Kalimantan Province. Access to Telaga Village can only be reached using a water taxi or klotok transportation. Access to Telaga Village starts from Palangkaraya by car to the port in Kereng Pakahi, Jahanjang Village, for 3 hours and 30 minu...

READ MORE >>

24 May 2023

Biodiversity Survey - Laman Satong Village
Biodiversity Survey - Laman Satong Village

Laman Satong Village Forest, located in Ketapang Regency, West Kalimantan, lies between Gunung Palung National Park and the Gunung Tarak Protected Forest (DAS) to the northwest, and two oil palm plantation concessions to the southeast. Situated in a lowland hilly area (at elevations below 100 meters above sea level), the village forest forms part of the Satong and Tolak river catchment area, whic...

READ MORE >>

02 January 2021

Strategic Partnership for Sustainable Forests: LPHD Telaga and CFES Sign Cooperation Agreement on Distribution of Environmental Service Compensation Funds (PES Funds)
Strategic Partnership for Sustainable Forests: LPHD Telaga and CFES Sign Cooperation Agreement on Distribution of Environmental Service Compensation Funds (PES Funds)

Telaga Village, January 17, 2025 – As a concrete step to support sustainable environmental preservation and local community empowerment, the Village Forest Management Institution (LPHD) Telaga and Community Forest Ecosystem Services (CFES) officially signed a strategic cooperation agreement. This agreement aims to implement the Environmental Services Reward Fund (PES Fund) distribution scheme, ...

READ MORE >>

21 January 2025

Committed to Protecting Forests, Triputra Agro Persada Collaborates with Panglima Pati Indigenous Forest Conservation, Jambi Province
Committed to Protecting Forests, Triputra Agro Persada Collaborates with Panglima Pati Indigenous Forest Conservation, Jambi Province

MERANGIN – PT Triputra Agro Persada Tbk (IDX: TAPG), together with Community Forest Ecosystem Services (CFES) and the Panglima Pati Customary Forest Management Institution (LPHA), officially inaugurated a long-term conservation program cooperation to support the management of the Panglima Pati Customary Forest in Air Liki Baru Village, Merangin Regency, Jambi, on Thursday (29/8/2024). This coll...

READ MORE >>

02 September 2024

Inauguration of Long-Term Cooperation between the Lemmanis Village Forest Management Institution and PT Dharma Satya Nusantara Tbk in the Sustainable Management of the Sepakat Jaya Village Forest
Inauguration of Long-Term Cooperation between the Lemmanis Village Forest Management Institution and PT Dharma Satya Nusantara Tbk in the Sustainable Management of the Sepakat Jaya Village Forest

Desa Sepakat Jaya, April 22, 2024 – The Village Forest Management Institution (LPHD) Lemmanis and PT Dharma Satya Nusantara Tbk (DSNG) officially inaugurated a long-term collaboration for the management of the village forest (HD) in Desa Sepakat Jaya. The inauguration was opened by the Regent of Ketapang Regency, represented by Mr. Absalon, Expert Staff to the Regent for Community and Human Res...

READ MORE >>

30 April 2024