This document provides an agenda and details about ALIANSI MASYARAKAT ADAT NUSANTARA (AMAN) which will take place from March 13-19. The agenda includes discussions on indigenous youth leadership, infrastructure, culture, land planning, and access to funding. It also notes that over 2,300 indigenous communities and 19 million people are represented by AMAN. It provides statistics on AMAN's regional chapters and recognized indigenous territories and lands in Indonesia.

1. ALIANSI MASYARAKAT ADAT NUSANTARA (AMAN)
AM
AGENDA
13-14 March:
15-16 March:
Indigenous Youth and Community’s Future Leadership, Infrastructure and Social Services, Culture
and Spirituality, “Life Plan” (Planning on the future of Indigenous Territories) and Access to Funding.
17 March:
include an Indigenous Land Ceremony, The Indigenous Peoples Long March, Keynote addresses
18-19 March:
ALIANSI MASYARAKAT ADAT NUSANTARA
Rumah AMAN
Jalan Tebet Timur Dalam Raya No.11A
Kel. Tebet Timur | Kec. Tebet | Jakarta Selatan | Indonesia
+62 21 8297954 | www.aman.or.id | rumahaman@aman.or.id
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Rumah.AMAN
Kantor Bogor
Jalan Sempur No.31
Bogor | Jawa Barat | Indonesia
+62 251 8326797

2. • AMAN Member Communities : 2,373 Indigenous Communities
• Total Population : ± 19 Millions

3. 21 Regional Chapters, 117 Local Chapters, 3 Wing Organizations,
3 Autonomous Bodies, 2 Economic Institutions

4. Total Indigenous Territories Mapped : 9,653,437.2 Ha, from 777 Indigenous Communities in Indonesia and has
submitted to the Government.
• According to Ministry of Forestry and Environment of RI, to be recognized, IPs territories need to be in
“Clean” and “Clear” Condition. Clean : Not overlap with Concession Permit. Clear : Recognized by Local
Regulations or Local Govt. Decree.
• 5,7 Million Ha Customary Forest from 520 Indigenous Territories Potential for Recognition from Government
(see statistic)

6. Customary Forests & Indigenous Lands Recognized by Local Governments

8. • In mid 2017, AMAN
conducted a research
on The Economic
Value of Indigenous
Communities, in 6
communities. Result
found that the
economic value in IPs
Communities are
higher then Regional
Government’s GRDP.
• This is only from
ecological services,
not included Carbon
Counting (yet).
• This evidence is
important, to urge
government to
recognize IPs Rights
then build partnership
in managing this
potency.

9. “TERIMAKASIH”