Focus Group Discussion on Village Forest Area Management

Focus Group Discussion on Village Forest Area Management

Sepakat Jaya Village, October 2, 2023 – The Village Forest Management Institution (LPHD) Lemmanis held a Focus Group Discussion (FGD) on the zoning and structuring of the village forest area at the Sepakat Jaya Village Office. Relevant stakeholders attending the FGD included local government, the South Ketapang Forest Management Unit (UPT KPH), CFES, and the local community. The FGD aimed to ra...

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03 October 2023

FGD Series 4: The Urgency of a Just Energy Transition to Prevent Natural Resource Degradation: The Perspective of Sustainable Financing

FGD Series 4: The Urgency of a Just Energy Transition to Prevent Natural Resource Degradation: The Perspective of Sustainable Financing

Bogor, August 31, 2023 – The Directorate of Strategic Studies and Academic Reputation of IPB University, in collaboration with CFES and FWI, as well as practitioners from Civil Society Organizations, held the 4th Focus Group Discussion (FGD) with the theme “The Urgency of a Just Energy Transition to Prevent Natural Resource Degradation: A Sustainable Financing Perspective” at the Meeting Ro...

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31 August 2023

Biang Sari Customary Forest Patrol Activity, Pengasi Baru Village

Biang Sari Customary Forest Patrol Activity, Pengasi Baru Village

The KPHA Biang Sari Patrol Team, together with the CFES Team, conducted a routine patrol and monitoring on July 21, 2023, in the Customary Forest as part of efforts to prevent illegal activities such as encroachment, illegal logging, illegal mining, forest fires, poaching of wildlife, as well as the protection of endangered flora and fauna.The patrol and monitoring team, consisting of 8 people, 6...

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22 July 2023

Socialization of the Remediation and Compensation Program in Pengasi Baru Village

Socialization of the Remediation and Compensation Program in Pengasi Baru Village

On July 20, 2023, CFES conducted a socialization event for the Remediation and Compensation Procedure (RaCP) Program at the Village Hall Office of Pengasi Baru Village, Bukit Kerman Subdistrict, Kerinci Regency, Jambi. The event was attended by stakeholders of the Biang Sari Customary Forest, including the Biang Sari Customary Forest Management Group (KPHA), the Village Government, customary grou...

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21 July 2023

Synchronization of the LPHD Rio Kemunyang Program, Durian Rambun Village

Synchronization of the LPHD Rio Kemunyang Program, Durian Rambun Village

Community Forest Ecosystem Service (CFES), together with the Fauna & Flora Team, carried out the activity “Synchronization of the Rio Kemunyang Village Forest Program” on July 18–19, 2023, in Durian Rambun Village, Muara Siau Subdistrict, Merangin Regency, Jambi Province. This activity aimed to align the understanding of the new 2023 management board of LPHD Rio Kemunyang with the MoU for t...

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20 July 2023

Local Business Training in Telaga Village

Local Business Training in Telaga Village

Monitoring of the environmental services payment program and business literacy training for community enterprises was conducted from June 13–15, 2023, at the Village Hall Office in Telaga Village. Participants included members of the “Harapan Maju” Amplang group, the “Barigas” traditional medicinal plants (TOGA) group, and members of LPHD Telaga.The training focused on strengthening the...

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16 June 2023

The Role of Women in Telaga Village in Development and Improving Quality of Life
The Role of Women in Telaga Village in Development and Improving Quality of Life

Women in Telaga Village, Katingan Regency, Central Kalimantan, play an important role in efforts to improve the village’s livelihoods and economy. They actively participate in business groups and empowerment programs, such as those initiated by the KUPS Harapan Maju group.This group has been actively involved in training and capacity building, including business strategies, financial management...

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30 May 2024

The Loss of Biodiversity Due to Everyday Lifestyles
The Loss of Biodiversity Due to Everyday Lifestyles

Scientists at the Royal Society revealed that 64% of biodiversity loss is caused by land-use changes for food production, overexploitation for food, medicine, and timber, as well as climate change. In addition, the loss of natural habitats is also driven by urban expansion, water use (where dams and irrigation reduce water flow), and pollution from plastic waste with long-term impacts. These acti...

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24 May 2024

Green Inflation: Challenge or Economic Opportunity?
Green Inflation: Challenge or Economic Opportunity?

Green inflation is a phenomenon that has recently emerged within the context of economics and the environment. The term refers to the rise in inflation caused by increasing prices of goods and services related to environmental sustainability. Literally translated, "green inflation" means environmental or eco-driven inflation.The main driver behind green inflation is the growing demand for environ...

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25 January 2024

The Important Role of Patrol Teams in Protecting the Forests of Rio Kemunyang Village
The Important Role of Patrol Teams in Protecting the Forests of Rio Kemunyang Village

One of the efforts to protect Village Forest areas from encroachment and wildlife poaching to ensure their sustainability is through patrol and area monitoring activities. The routine patrol activities conducted by the patrol team of LPHD Rio Kemunyang, Durian Rambun Village, aim to monitor changes in forest cover and the presence of trees within it, which serve as one of the key indicators of th...

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18 October 2023

Religious Ecotourism: The Natural and Spiritual Wealth of Terantang Square in Telaga Village
Religious Ecotourism: The Natural and Spiritual Wealth of Terantang Square in Telaga Village

Religious ecotourism, a blend of environmental conservation and spiritual depth, is growing in popularity. This form of ecotourism not only offers a unique experience of the human–nature relationship but also educates visitors on the importance of preserving nature and ancestral cultural traditions. Religious ecotourism provides both direct and indirect economic benefits to local communities, s...

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27 July 2023

Kelulut Honey Farming in Telaga Village Amidst the Threat of Flooding
Kelulut Honey Farming in Telaga Village Amidst the Threat of Flooding

Stingless bee farming, particularly for kelulut honey, offers numerous ecological and economic benefits, and it is closely tied to sustainable forest management practices. Ecologically, stingless bees (Trigona sp.) play a vital role in pollination, which optimizes plant productivity in surrounding areas. This contributes to forest conservation and utilization efforts. Economically, managing fores...

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15 July 2023

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...

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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...

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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...

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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...

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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...

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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...

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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, ...

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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...

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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...

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30 April 2024