Opening 1
Introduction
Daniel Murdiyarso
13 April 2020

Background
• Indonesia has committed to reduce its GHG emissions
as much as 26% by 2020, and 29% by 2030 compared to
BAU scenario
• FREL 2016 was set at 0.57 Gt CO2e yr-1 using 1990–2012
as reference period
• FREL 2016 is used to evaluate REDD+ performance
during the 2013–2020 implementation period
• FREL 2016 is to be improved by incorporating missing
sources/sinks
• FREL 2020 is to be developed by incorporating wetlands

Objectives
• To familiarize with 2013 IPCC Wetlands Supplement
• Chapter 2: peatland draining
• Chapter 3: peatland rewetting
• Chapter 4: coastal wetlands
• To diagnose the Transparency, Accuracy, Compatibility,
Completeness and Consistency (TACCC) of Indonesian FREL
2016
• To analyze the uncertainty of Indonesian FREL 2016
Ø Improve FREL 2016 and FREL 2020

Who are participating?
• MoEF
o Directorate IGRK
o Directorate IPSDH
o Directorate PKG
o Directorate CC Mitigation
• Peat Restoration Agency
• FREL Team
Ø Total: 25 participants
o Center for Forestry Research
o Center for Training & Education
o Center for P3SEKPI
o Center for PPIHKL

Resource persons
Dr Ruandha Sugardiman
Dr Syaiful Anwar Dr Kristell Hergoualc’h Dr Daniel Murdiyarso Dr Oswaldo Carrillo
Dr Belinda Margono Dr Erin Swails Dr Sigit Sasmito Dr Zuel Araujo Dr Rupesh Bhomia

Acknowledgements
The capacity building materials were made possible through a grant
given by the Norway’s International Climate and Forest Initiative
(NICFI) to the Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR)
under the Agreement No. INS 2070-19/0010. While CIFOR gratefully
acknowledges the support, the information provided in the
materials do not represent the views or positions of the Norwegian
Government. CIFOR would like to recognize the support by the
United States Agency for International Development (USAID) in
generating some of information used in the materials.

Thank you