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  1. 1. Investment and Business Model for Blue Carbon and Commodities Fitrian Ardiansyah Chairman of Executive Board IDH Indonesia (17.07.2018)
  2. 2. IDH Indonesia & partners FORESTRYPULP & PAPER PALM OIL COFFEE COCOA AQUACULTIRE SPICES CEO/Chairman: Fitrian Ardiansyah Commodities & Landscapes: Program Director: Zakki Hakim Managers: Eka Wijayanti (SPM, Palm Oil) Mila Nuh (SPM, Papua) Aris Wanjaya (PM, Forestry, Kal) Program Officers: Nadia Ridwan (FOP) Burhanuddin (Papua) Landscape Managers: Riswan (Aceh); Lorens (W. Kal); Khusnul Zaini (Jambi); Ifran (S. Sumatra) Other Commodities: Program Officers: Melati (Coffee & Cocoa) Trini Pratiwi (Aquaculture) Innovative Finance & Business Development: Zakki Hakim Operations: Andri Oarto (Director) Yashinta Wardhani (Finance Officer) Yuli Setyawati (PA for Chairman) DONORS PARTNERS GOVERNMENTS PRIVATE SECTOR CSOsCommunication: Manager: Komang Arianti
  3. 3. IMPACT THEMES Smallholders Deforestation Living wages Agrochemicals Genders Off-takers Input materials, GAPs, systems Farmers Financiers Agregators 1 2 3 4 5 Why? We believe sustainable production and trade can transform markets for the benefit of people and the planet. How? Approaches & impacts
  4. 4. 3 2 1 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Landscapes 1. Aceh; 2. S. Sumatra/ Jambi; 3. W. Kalimantan; Green Growth Plans, 30 companies, peat/forest mgt, KEE, PPI compacts, VSA Palm Oil 2. S. Sumatra/ Jambi; 4. N. Sumatra; 5. Riau; 6. Sabah; 7. Europe (ESPO); 41,555 ha; 11,425 farmers; Mapping, traceability, legality, farmer organization, GAP, RSPO certification 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 2013 2014 2015 2016 Invesment(MilEUR) Year Financing for Projects Donor Private Sector Total Investment Coffee 2. S. Sumatra/ Jambi; 8. Lampung; 9. W. Java; 10. E. Java; ±54,000 ha; 831 kg/ha (>741 natl avg); National curriculum, GAP, innovative finance, trade links Timber, Pulp & Paper: 2. S. Sumatra/ Jambi; 3, 11, 12. W., C. & E. Kalimantan; 2.1 mil ha (FSC certified); 1.66 mil ha (in process); Certification, productivity, protection Cocoa 13. Sulawesi; Leading & supporting CSP (Cocoa Sustainability Partnership) Aquaculture 1. Aceh; 3. W. Kalimantan; 10,000 farmers, innovative finance Our interventions
  5. 5. Ecohub Farmers 1 2 3 4 5 Aquaculture model
  6. 6. Village forest model Village Forest Size: 76,000 HA Off-takers Farmers/ Villagers Financial institutions (e.g. Credit Union) Village forest institutions 6-10,000 HA (COCONUT, TIMBER, HONEY, CRABS & SHRIMPS) 2,802 ha (Mangrove) 4,918 ha Additional Forest Cover (Reforestation & Natural Regeneration 2015-17: 57,756 ha to 62,674 ha) 393 ha (Dry Forest) 1,723 ha (Peat Forest) IDR 0.7 bil Revenue: Honey (in 7 months) IDR 1.5 bil Revenue: Coconut charcoal (in 6 months)
  7. 7. VERIFIED SOURCING AREA (VSA) PPI AGREEMENT Government is key TANTANGAN BERSAMA PENGELOLAAN TATA AIR KARHUTLA NKT (NILAI KONSERVASI TINGGI) PEMETAAN PETANI, MASYARAKAT, GAP, LEGALITAS AKSES PEMBIAYAAN KOLABORASI KONSESI & MASYARAKAT Images: Flaticon Key interventions: Green Growth Plans, PPI (production-protection- inclusion) compacts with 30 companies, peat/forest management, KEE (Essential Ecosystem Area), VSA (Verified Sourcing Area) Landscape approach: beyond one supply chain
  8. 8. An AGREEMENTbetween public, private (incl. farmers/villagers), civil society stakeholders or a CONCESSIONto enhance the sustainability and productivity of land and secure community livelihoods in exchange for forest /natural resources protection. Protection Production Inclusion• A landscape governance structure is developed • Sustainable agricultural production and use of natural resources are actively contributing to forest protection • New sources of funding are mobilized to support production, protection and inclusion PPI compact & concessions
  9. 9. Agro//forestry products ANDGREEN.FUND, LDNF (LAND DEGRADATION NEUTRALITY FUND), SMALLHOLDER FUND, ETC• Total projected financing need for complete rehabilitation & replanting key commodities ± US$ 4billion (e.g. &GreenFund ≈ US$125 million) • Risk-layering critical to attract long-term private capital needed • Strong protection components KEY FOR SCALE: supply chain companies, government of Indonesia and donors must de- risk 3rd party financing Innovative financing: scaling up
  10. 10. Fitrian Ardiansyah Chairman of Executive Board of IDH Indonesia Ardiansyah@idhtrade.org Terima kasih

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