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1) International approaches like the Millennium Development Goals and the Paris Declaration on aid effectiveness which emphasize national development strategies.
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These mechanisms continue to be developed and continuously improved and currently serve as a good example of progress towards a comprehensive national MRV framework.
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The document discusses the use of narratives and numbers in climate change science and policymaking. It notes that while climate models provide quantitative projections, there is still significant uncertainty. Narratives are therefore also used to describe potential climate futures in a qualitative way. The "2 degree Celsius" narrative in particular aims to motivate climate action by framing 2C as the maximum safe level of warming. However, it emerged indirectly and its cost-benefit analysis is still debated. The document argues that to best inform policymaking, climate projections need to better integrate narratives with socioeconomic factors to assess impacts across scales and sectors. Foresight approaches should combine top-down and bottom-up methods to explore uncertain long-term issues like climate change.
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1. The need to cut global CO2 emissions in half by 2050 to keep warming below 2 degrees Celsius.
2. The challenges posed by a growing world population expected to reach 9 billion by 2050, which will place greater pressure on resource systems.
3. The importance of transitioning to a green economy through significant emissions mitigation and generating funding for climate actions.
This document discusses the relationship between urban planning and climate change mitigation. It notes that cities contribute significantly to greenhouse gas emissions and that urban form can either exacerbate or reduce these emissions. As such, urban planners need tools to evaluate the climate impacts of different development and planning decisions. The report reviews existing modeling tools and their ability to support policymaking at various scales. It also presents four case studies that illustrate how selected tools have been used in urban planning projects. The goal is to help decision-makers make more informed choices and guide further tool development to better integrate climate considerations into the planning process.
Etika Publik untuk Integritas Pejabat Publik dan PolitisiFarhan Helmy
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Paparan kuliah Romo Haryatmoko di Lecture on Public Ethics and Policy, 8 Pebruari 2021, yang difasilitasi oleh phi-LAB fpr social innovation and movement.
SINOPSIS:
Bagaimana kita menempatkan etika didalam mengelola kehidupan bernergara? Barangkali inilah pertanyaan yang ingin digali dalam berbagai praktek penyelengaraan negara.
Etika publik merupakan standar kepatutan dan justifikasi moral yang tidak hanya diwujudkan terbatas pada penyusunan kebijakan publik dan menjalankannya oleh birokrasi, tetapi lebih dalam lagi menjaga keberpihakan terhadap nilai dan kepentingan publik secara inklusif dan berkeadilan.
Berbagai praktek penyimpangan etika publik bukanlah khas dari suatu negara, terjadi di berbagai negara. Kecanggihan dan modusnya bahkan menempel kepada suatu desain tata kelola yang lebih berpihak pada kelompok kepentingan tertentu.
Narasumber:
Romo Haryatmoko*
Universitas Sanata Dharma Yogjakarta, Penelititi etika publik dan Penulis Buku, "Etika Publik untuk Integritas Pejabat Publik dan Politisi" (Kanisius, 2011)
Green investment magazine vol 01 01/2013Farhan Helmy
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The document discusses sustainable landscape management in Indonesia through several projects and initiatives:
1) A REDD+ project in Sulawesi aims to reduce deforestation and emissions through sustainable forest management and incentives for communities. It faces challenges in monitoring land use changes.
2) A sustainable forest management project in Berbak, Jambi engages stakeholders to preserve forests through zoning, infrastructure, and alternative livelihoods, but implementing plans requires coordination between agencies.
3) An expedition in West Java encountered issues like mining damage, pollution, deforestation, and waste, highlighting needs for environmental awareness and restoration. Stakeholders discussed ways to improve sustainable landscape management.
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Etika publik merupakan standar kepatutan dan justifikasi moral yang tidak hanya diwujudkan terbatas pada penyusunan kebijakan publik dan menjalankannya oleh birokrasi, tetapi lebih dalam lagi menjaga keberpihakan terhadap nilai dan kepentingan publik secara inklusif dan berkeadilan.
Berbagai praktek penyimpangan etika publik bukanlah khas dari suatu negara, terjadi di berbagai negara. Kecanggihan dan modusnya bahkan menempel kepada suatu desain tata kelola yang lebih berpihak pada kelompok kepentingan tertentu.
Narasumber:
Romo Haryatmoko*
Universitas Sanata Dharma Yogjakarta, Penelititi etika publik dan Penulis Buku, "Etika Publik untuk Integritas Pejabat Publik dan Politisi" (Kanisius, 2011)
Green investment magazine vol 01 01/2013Farhan Helmy
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The document discusses sustainable landscape management in Indonesia through several projects and initiatives:
1) A REDD+ project in Sulawesi aims to reduce deforestation and emissions through sustainable forest management and incentives for communities. It faces challenges in monitoring land use changes.
2) A sustainable forest management project in Berbak, Jambi engages stakeholders to preserve forests through zoning, infrastructure, and alternative livelihoods, but implementing plans requires coordination between agencies.
3) An expedition in West Java encountered issues like mining damage, pollution, deforestation, and waste, highlighting needs for environmental awareness and restoration. Stakeholders discussed ways to improve sustainable landscape management.
Green investment magazine vol 02 06/2013Farhan Helmy
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This document discusses the lack of focus on climate change and environmental issues in Indonesian politics. It notes that no political party has outlined a clear vision to address climate change, and that environmental protection is not yet a major part of any party's agenda. Experts argue that environmental issues should be "politicized" to have a greater influence on policy and lawmaking. The article also evaluates ways to measure political parties' commitments to the environment and climate change mitigation.
Ambisi Persetujuan Paris 2.0/1.5 C: mungkinkah dicapai?Farhan Helmy
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Dokumen tersebut membahas tiga hal penting yaitu: (1) memahami krisis iklim secara sistemik dan kompleks, (2) tata kelola perubahan iklim yang melibatkan berbagai aktor dan proses, (3) tantangan mencapai target Paris Agreement 1.5-2°C dengan catatan reflektif mengenai komitmen, kebijakan publik, dan keadilan.
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Paparan 4 dari 4 paparan Simulasi En-ROADS: Tataguna Lahan dan Kehutanan yang disampaikan pada Lokakarya Kebijakan Perubahan Iklim menggunakan En-ROADS. Paparan in akan membahas simulasi kebijakan, dinamika dan dampaknya
pada sektor kehutanan dan lahan.
Translation:
Presentation 4 of 4 presentation, En-ROADS Simulation: Land Use and Forestry presented at the Climate Change Policy Workshop using En-ROADS. This presentation will discuss policy simulations, their dynamics and impacts in the forestry and land sector.
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- Krisis iklim merupakan masalah sistemik yang melibatkan interaksi antara alam dan aktivitas manusia melalui institusi sosial
- Simulasi En-ROADS menunjukkan hubungan dinamis antara 18 parameter kebijakan yang mempengaruhi perubahan iklim dengan mengungkapkan ketergantungan dan dampak serta perilaku non-linear
- Uji coba kebijakan menunjukkan dinamika utama, potensi manfaat bersama, pertimbangan kesetaraan,
Sesi-2 Pengantar En-ROADS (Introduction to En-ROADS)Farhan Helmy
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Paparan 2 dari 4 paparan yang disampaikan pada Lokakarya Kebijakan Perubahan Iklim menggunakan En-ROADS. Paparan ini akan memberikan gambaran umum tentang En-ROADS baik struktur, asumsi dan basis sains yang mendasari permodelan. Berbagai menu dasar akan diperkenalkan untuk mengoperasikannya.
Translation: Presentation 2 of 4 presentations presented at the Climate Change Policy Workshop using En-ROADS. This presentation will provide an overview of En-ROADS both the structure, assumptions and scientific basis that underlies the modeling.
Sesi -1: Memahami Krisis iklim secara Sistem (Understanding Climate Crisis: A...Farhan Helmy
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Paparan 1 dari 4 paparan yang disampaikan pada Lokakarya Kebikkan Perubahan Iklim menggunakan En-ROADS. Paparan ini membahas kompleksitas iklim sebagai suatu sistem yang dinamikanya digerakan baik secara fisik (physical system) maupun kegiatan manusia (antropogenik) yang kemudian melembaga dalam perilaku.
Translation:
"Presentation 1 of 4 presentations delivered at the Workshop on Wisdom of Climate Change using En-ROADS. This presentation discusses the complexity of climate as a system whose dynamics is moved both physically (physical system) and human activities (anthropogenic) which then institutionalizes in behavior."
EOfactory is a platform that aims to democratize access to Earth observation data and geospatial intelligence through machine learning and business intelligence tools. It provides interactive tools to build AI models using training data and feedback systems. Users can work privately or collaboratively on projects and share models, data, and results through a global marketplace. EOfactory also runs educational programs to empower individuals and train the next generation of geospatial analytics leaders.
Change Detection in Kalimantan using EOfactory PlatformFarhan Helmy
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Crowd based Geospatial Technology: State of the Art of Civic EngagementFarhan Helmy
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Green Recovery, Teknologi dan UUCK: Beberapa CatatanFarhan Helmy
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The advancement of science and technology and subsequent industrial processes such as Industry 4.0 should be perceived as an opportunity to transform society from unsustainable living to more sustainable future. One of the challenging issues is how to engage non-state actors, particularly community at grassroot level. The presentation will share some concerns of the issues based on the lesson learnt in promoting sustaibility agenda in some initiatives in Indonesia.
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The document discusses Indonesia's climate change agenda and leadership under the newly elected President Joko Widodo. It outlines Indonesia's commitments and progress made under previous President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, including adopting a National Action Plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 26-41% by 2020. The new president Joko Widodo has also expressed commitment to climate change issues in his agenda, with plans to preserve forests and rehabilitate degraded land, important for carbon storage and addressing climate change impacts. As the impacts of climate change affect Indonesia seriously, stakeholders hope the new leadership will continue prioritizing climate change mitigation and sustainable development.
The document discusses the root problems causing flooding and water scarcity in Jakarta, Indonesia. Jakarta has experienced land use changes without conservation efforts, relying solely on horizontal drainage methods. This has led to increased surface runoff and reduced infiltration. In the past during the time of Prabu Siliwangi, land use prioritized forests and villages, allowing high infiltration of 73-95% and low surface runoff of 5-27%. However, modern land use has reduced infiltration to just 5-27% and increased surface runoff. The document proposes solutions like developing green spaces, blue spaces, artificial recharge wells, and upstream dams and ponds to shift from horizontal to vertical drainage and
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In the realm of cybersecurity, offensive security practices act as a critical shield. By simulating real-world attacks in a controlled environment, these techniques expose vulnerabilities before malicious actors can exploit them. This proactive approach allows manufacturers to identify and fix weaknesses, significantly enhancing system security.
This presentation delves into the development of a system designed to mimic Galileo's Open Service signal using software-defined radio (SDR) technology. We'll begin with a foundational overview of both Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) and the intricacies of digital signal processing.
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Feeling lost in the digital marketing whirlwind of 2024? Technology is changing, consumer habits are evolving, and staying ahead of the curve feels like a never-ending pursuit. This e-book is your compass. Dive into actionable insights to handle the complexities of modern marketing. From hyper-personalization to the power of user-generated content, learn how to build long-term relationships with your audience and unlock the secrets to success in the ever-shifting digital landscape.
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Which one is cheapest? Which one is fastest? Which one will scale to meet our needs?
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Chris Jones, Director of Product Management at BrainChip , presents the âTemporal Event Neural Networks: A More Efficient Alternative to the Transformerâ tutorial at the May 2024 Embedded Vision Summit.
The expansion of AI services necessitates enhanced computational capabilities on edge devices. Temporal Event Neural Networks (TENNs), developed by BrainChip, represent a novel and highly efficient state-space network. TENNs demonstrate exceptional proficiency in handling multi-dimensional streaming data, facilitating advancements in object detection, action recognition, speech enhancement and language model/sequence generation. Through the utilization of polynomial-based continuous convolutions, TENNs streamline models, expedite training processes and significantly diminish memory requirements, achieving notable reductions of up to 50x in parameters and 5,000x in energy consumption compared to prevailing methodologies like transformers.
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Join HCL Ambassador Marc Thomas in this webinar with a special guest appearance from Franz Walder. It will give you the tools and know-how to stay on top of what is going on with Domino licensing. You will be able lower your cost through an optimized configuration and keep it low going forward.
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Monitoring and Managing Anomaly Detection on OpenShift
Overview
Dive into the world of anomaly detection on edge devices with our comprehensive hands-on tutorial. This SlideShare presentation will guide you through the entire process, from data collection and model training to edge deployment and real-time monitoring. Perfect for those looking to implement robust anomaly detection systems on resource-constrained IoT/edge devices.
Key Topics Covered
1. Introduction to Anomaly Detection
- Understand the fundamentals of anomaly detection and its importance in identifying unusual behavior or failures in systems.
2. Understanding Edge (IoT)
- Learn about edge computing and IoT, and how they enable real-time data processing and decision-making at the source.
3. What is ArgoCD?
- Discover ArgoCD, a declarative, GitOps continuous delivery tool for Kubernetes, and its role in deploying applications on edge devices.
4. Deployment Using ArgoCD for Edge Devices
- Step-by-step guide on deploying anomaly detection models on edge devices using ArgoCD.
5. Introduction to Apache Kafka and S3
- Explore Apache Kafka for real-time data streaming and Amazon S3 for scalable storage solutions.
6. Viewing Kafka Messages in the Data Lake
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7. What is Prometheus?
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8. Monitoring Application Metrics with Prometheus
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9. What is Camel K?
- Introduction to Camel K, a lightweight integration framework built on Apache Camel, designed for Kubernetes.
10. Configuring Camel K Integrations for Data Pipelines
- Learn how to configure Camel K for seamless data pipeline integrations in your anomaly detection workflow.
11. What is a Jupyter Notebook?
- Overview of Jupyter Notebooks, an open-source web application for creating and sharing documents with live code, equations, visualizations, and narrative text.
12. Jupyter Notebooks with Code Examples
- Hands-on examples and code snippets in Jupyter Notebooks to help you implement and test anomaly detection models.
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1. Masa Depan Tatakelola Perubahan Iklim
Farhan Helmy
Sekretaris Kelompok Kerja Mitigasi, DNPI
1Masa Depan Tatakelola Perubahan Iklim
2. Outline
⢠Framing Kebijakan Perubahan Iklim, Tantangan dan
Status (sd April 2013)
⢠Tantangan
⢠Pengembangan Jejaring⢠Pengembangan Jejaring
⢠Capaian
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4. Dimensi Persoalan
⢠Profil emisi global dan moda produksi masa lalu
Laporan UNEP tentang âEmissions Gap Tahun 2012
menyebutkan bahwa emisi GRK tahun 2020 bisa
mencapai 8 - 13 milyard tons di di atas angka yang
dapat ditoleransi dapat menjaga kenaikan temperatur >
2 degrees Celsius.
⢠Skenario pembangunan rendah emisi karbon (low
emission development scenarios/LEDs) dan
transisinyatransisinya
â Kesadaran akan pentingnya skenario rendah
emisi karbon dan pertumbuhan ekonomi yang
tinggi
â Transformasi mensyaratkan transisi
â Resiko (risk) dan ketidak pastian(uncertainty)
â Shared vision dan domestikasi/institusionalisasi
⢠Tatakelola Global dan proses politik nasional
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Sumber: UNEP Emssion Gap Report 2012
5. Perspektif Ekonomi-Politik 4I â Institution, Ideas, Information and
Interests
⢠Secara ekonomi-politik dinamika kebijakan
publik perubahan iklim dapat
digambarkan sebagai interaksi dinamik
perilaku aktor yang dipengaruhi oleh
informasi (information), gagasan(ideas)
dan kepentingan(interest) dalam suatu
bingkai kelembagaan (institutions) (4I)
yang beroperasi secara dinamik di tingkat
nasional/sub-nasional maupunnasional/sub-nasional maupun
internasional.
⢠Perubahan transformasional dari
Bussiness as Usual (BAU) merupakan
suatu dinamika institusi yang melibatkan
restrukturisasi insentif (incentives),
diskursus(discourse) dan relasi kekuasaan
(power relations)
⢠Kebijakan publik dan tatakelola lingkungan
pada dasarnya adalah proses politik
Sumber:Brouckhaus, M. and Angelsen, Arild(2012), Seeing
REDD+ through 4Is: A Political Economy Framework, CIFOR.
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6. Beyond Business as Usual
⢠Proses politik dan kelembagaan sedang berlangsung dalam merumuskan
aksi, tatakelola dan mekanisme yang terintegrasi, koheren dalam
kerangka pembangunan berkelanjutan dengan mempertimbangkan
dinamika yang terjadi baik global, nasional dan sub-nasional:
â AKSI: low carbon development skenario yang efektif dan efisien RAN-GRK,
Perpres 61/2011; RAD-GRK
â TATAKELOLA: sistem pemantauan dan evaluasi melalui MRV system yang
kokoh, melibatkan pemangku kepentingan secara inklusif Sistem Inventaris
GHG Nasional(SIGN), Perpres 71/2011
â MEKANISME: mekanisme climate financing and investment yang yang efektif
dan efisien yang didukung oleh kelembagaan yang kokoh) yang dimobilisasi
melalui mekanisme nasional, global/multilateral, bilateral.
⢠Adanya kebutuhan untuk merespon dinamika kelembagaan yang sedang
terjadi berdasarkan kepada ilmu pengetahuan yang kokoh, yang akan
menuju kepada investasi dan inisiatif Green (Green Investment and
Initiatives).
⢠Dengan mengambil ketiga bidang strategis dari ilmu pengetahuan,
kebijakan dan investasi sebagai pertimbangan, pemerintah/DNPI
bertujuan untuk melihat kepada:
â Ilmu Pengetahuan untuk membangun skenario masa yang tepat dalam
memahami dinamika perubahan iklim
â Kebijakan untuk memfasilitasi dialog yang inklusif berdasarkan sains
â Investasi untuk mendorong green investment
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RAN : Rencana Aksi Nasional Penurunan Emisi GRK
RAD: Rencana Aksi Daerah
NAMAs: National Appropiate Mitigation Actions
Natcom: National Comminications
BUR: Bieneal Update Report
ICA: International Consultation and Analysis
7. Kronologis Pengembangan Kelembagaan dan Kebijakan
⢠Perpres 46/2008, Pendirian DNPI
⢠DNPI (2010), Abatement Cost Curve and Low Carbon Growth Strategy (LCGS).
Mengidentifikasi lebih dari 150 potensi aksi mitigasi dan rangking serta uji coba dalam
melakukan strategi low carbon growth di 3 propinsi (Kalimantan Timur, Kalimantan Tengah
dan Jambi).
⢠MoE(2010), 2nd National communications(Natcom) dan GHG Inventory.
Proyeksi emisi sampai dengan 2020 sebesar 2.95 Gt CO2 dibawah BAU dari sektor energi,
perkebunan dan kehutanan, limbah industri dan lahan gambut.
Proyeksi emisi sampai dengan 2020 sebesar 2.95 Gt CO2 dibawah BAU dari sektor energi,
perkebunan dan kehutanan, limbah industri dan lahan gambut.
⢠Bappenas (2011), Rencana Aksi Penurunan Emisi (RAN/RAD GRK).
Terdiri dari 70 program yang terdistribusi dalam banyak sektor (land based, energi dan
lain-lain), dikategorikan secara umum kedalam kegiatan inti dan pendukung.
⢠MoE (2011), Sistem Inventarisasi GRK Nasional (SIGN).
Mengkombinasikan pendekatan top-down dan bottom-up dalam pengembangan sistem
inventarisasi GHG and using to
⢠Munculnya Mekanisme Kelembagaan Baru:
â REDD+
â Joint Credit Mechanism (Indonesia-Japan)
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8. Rencana Aksi Nasianal. Emisi GRK Indonesia diperkirakan akan meningkat dari 1.72 to 2.95
GtCO2e (2000-2020). Rencana Aksi Penurunan GRK (RAN-GRK) mencakup lebih dari 70 kegiatan
yang didistribusikan ke berbagai sektor.
Sektor
Rencana Aksi
(Giga ton CO2e) K/L
26% 15%
(total 41%)
Kehutanan dan Gambut
Limbah
0.672
0.048
0,367
0.030
Kementerian Kehutanan, KLH,
Kementerian PU, Kementerian
Pertanian, KLH
Kementrian PU, KLHLimbah
Pertanian
Industri
Energi dan Transportasi
0.048
0.008
0.001
0.038
0.030
0.003
0.004
0.018
Kementrian PU, KLH
Kementerian Pertanian, KLH
Kementerian Perindustrian
Kementerian Perhubungan,
ESDM, Kementerian PU
0.767 0.422
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9. Tantangan 26/41. Respon terhadap tantangan perubahan iklim harus diselesaikan dengan suatu
spektrum yang luas melalui framing dialog yang komprehensif. Konsensus dan engagement para
pihak dan dan MRV sebagai instrumen tatakelola.
Framing Dialog
⢠Menetapkan baseline Business as Usual (BAU)
sebagai basis aksi mitigasi nasional: domestik
(26%), dukungan internasional (41%) and credited
NAMAs
⢠Memilih aksi mitigasi yang efektif dan efisien (least
abatement cost) melalui proses yang terintegrasi
dan inklusif pada tingkat nasional maupun sub-
nasional.
⢠Membangun skema pendanaan yang efektif dan
efisien : publik, public-private, market/non-market
NAMAs â National Appropriate Mitigation Actions
efisien : publik, public-private, market/non-market
⢠âProof of Conceptâ dalam kerangka pembangunan
rendah emisi karbon (low emission
development(LCE)/sustainable development)
Konsensus dan Engagement dalam kebijakan dan
berbagi isu teknis
⢠Kementrian/Lembaga, industri, LSM, dll.
Tata Kelola (governance)
⢠MRV sebagai alat untuk mengukur komitmen dan
kinerja
⢠MRV sebagai alat fasilitasi koordinasi dan
perencanaan
Masa Depan Tatakelola
Perubahan IklimStatus dan Tantangan Kebijakan dan Program Perubahan Iklim
13. Tantangan
⢠Menterjemahkan kesepakatan global ke tingkat
nasional/sub-nasional dan sebaliknya: nasional
(2012-2014), international (2012-2015)
⢠Knowledge management âlesson learntâ secara
sistematik
⢠âProof of Conceptâ di berbagai sektor potensial
⢠Pengembangan policy measures strategik dan
pembangunan kapasitas untuk meresponpembangunan kapasitas untuk merespon
dinamika institusi yang terjadi saat ini
⢠Stakeholder engagement i.e public-private
scheme?
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14. Beberapa Inspirasi
⢠Accelerating change, abundance and singularity yang tidak lepas
dari proses politik (Jaron Lanier, Who Own the Future, 2013)
⢠Dinamika peradaban yang memerlukan aksi kolektif karena
peradaban dipengaruhi dan didorong oleh interaksi virtual dan
fisik (Erich Smidt and Jared Cohen, The New Digital Age:
Reshaping the Future of People, Nations and Bussiness, 2013)
⢠Reduksi hirarki dan kontrol yang secara sistemik memberi
previlege pada sekelompok kepentingan sampai pada tingkat
minimum (Deric Shannon, et.al, The Accumulation Freedom:
Writings on Anarchists Economics, 2012)Writings on Anarchists Economics, 2012)
⢠6 Pengerak Perubahan global: interkoneksi ekonomi global baru,
ICT, kesetimbangan politik baru, pertumbuhan tidak
berkelanjutan yang cepat, perkembangan teknologi (biologi,
biokimia, genetik dan sains material), relasi baru peradaban
dengan sistem ekologis (Al Gore, The Future, 2013).
⢠Reduksi fragility atau memperkuat anti-fragility (Nasim Nicholas
Tayeb, Anti Fragile, 2012)
⢠Memahami dinamika dan simtom krisis ekonomi:(1). Nouriel
Roubini, Crises Economics: A Crash Course in the Future of
Finance, 2011 (2). Carmen M. Reinhart and Kenneth S. Rogoff,
This Time is Different: Eight Centuries of Financial Folly, 2009)
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16. Pengembangan Jejaring
Other Govt. Institutions
Science to Policy Entities
Improve links
Existingarrangements
Futurearrangements
Global Network Support
LED Pioneers
Key Policy Makers
DNPI
Other Stakeholders
Expansion of
DNPI activities
Expand collaboration
Create
Existingarrangements
Futurearrangements
National/sub-national
network support
Key Policy Makers
Key Media Partners
Social Media
Law Makers
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17. Jejaring Pengetahuan (Status April 2013)
⢠Series of Policy and Technical Dialogue: MRV, low carbon economy, policy and
modelling, expert briefings on mitigation related issues, geo-spatial technology, 100
villages mapping initiative; green investment, innovation and productivity; service
reform dialogue on CC(SEREDI)
⢠Indonesia Carbon Update Network (ICU-Net, www.indonesiacarbonupdate.net) low
carbon economy, green Innovation, policy and assessment, geospatial technology,
knowledge Warehouse, open source initiative, MRV and ICU-net
portal(www.indonesiacarbonupdate.net)
⢠Sapporo Initiatives: strategic integrative research in the framework of low carbon
economy; integration of science and capacity building efforts in economy-wide climate
change mitigation research; geo-spatial technology; a new approach on mobilizing and
deploying financial/technical resources (GO, private)
⢠Asia Forum on Carbon Update (AFCU-Net, www.afcunetwork.net): networking and⢠Asia Forum on Carbon Update (AFCU-Net, www.afcunetwork.net): networking and
collaborative efforts on low carbon economy, technology and capacity building for
scientific communities in the Asian region.
⢠Green Investment, Innovation and Productivity, www.greeninvestmentindonesia.net
⢠University Network on Climate Change: 19 universities, Trans Kalimantan University
(more than 100 universities)
⢠Inisiatif Pemetaan 100 Desa.
⢠International Partnership on Mitigation and MRV, www.mitigationpartnership.net
⢠South East Asia Network on Climate Change Focal Points(SEAN-CC, www.sean-cc.org),
UNEP.
⢠Indonesia Climate Change Center (ICCC) (US-Indonesia Comprehensive Partnership),
www.iccc-network.net
⢠East Asia Carbon Partnership on Low Carbon Society
⢠Open Source Initiative for Climate Change Governance (DNPI, WRI, ...)
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20. Macro Level Assessment : We have identified ways to reduce as much as 2.3 Gt CO2e in cuts
by 2030, using existing technologies. Put another way, we have identified specific ways (entirely
executed, are to cut as much as 70 percent of our emissions by 2030.)
Reduction possibilities
⢠150 different measures have been identified that can be
executed by the government, private sector and the
community, which if all activated, add up to this 70
percent of total emissions in 2030.
⢠The five biggest opportunities to reduce emissions are:
1). to prevent deforestation (570 Mt) (2). to prevent1). to prevent deforestation (570 Mt) (2). to prevent
fires on peatland (310 Mt) (3). - to prevent oxidation of
peatland through water management and rehabilitation
(250 Mt) (4). - to implement and enforce sustainable
forest management (SFM) (240 Mt) (5). to reforest
marginal and degraded forests (150 Mt)
⢠Better management of Indonesiaâs land holds the key to
cutting emissions and improving economic planning. It
offers the possibility of reducing emissions by 1.9 Gt
CO2e by 2030.
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21. Low Carbon Growth Strategies (LCGS). Exercises have been undertaking in developing
low carbon growth plan in three provincial governments shows that Low carbon growth
thinking has not been reflected in the traditional spatial planning process
Key Elements:
Sustainable economic development strategy
⢠Competitive strengths and weaknesses
⢠New sources of growth
Sector strategies
⢠Abatement opportunities, pilot projects, policies
requiredrequired
⢠Palm oil, forestry, agriculture, coal, oil & gas
District strategies
⢠Districtâs size and land use
⢠Emissions and potential for abatement
⢠GDP and employment
Implementation and enablers
⢠Detailed action plan
⢠Critical enablers required
⢠Estimate of total costs
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22. Population Dynamics . We have identified a number of population-based policy options for
reducing GHG emissions which we believe merit further development and implementation:
on Dynamics:
Source: DNPI, BKKBN, UNFPA (2012), Policy Memo, âPopulation Dynamics and Climate Change in Indonesiaâ
⢠Enormous improvements can be made in energy efficiency in urban areas by better evidence-based spatial
planning and allied interventions.
⢠Revitalizing the national family planning program can make a major contribution to Indonesiaâs GHG mitigation
efforts over the next 40 years, and beyond.
⢠Investing heavily in the education of todayâs youth is an essential component of a successful mitigation
strategy and a smooth transition to a green economy.
⢠Much can be done to promote â especially among the young and rising middle class â the benefits of green
choices and sustainable lifestyles to help reverse the current steep rise in the countryâs carbon intensity.
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23. Economic Incentive for REDD+ using OSIRIS (Open Source Impacts of REDD Incentives Spreadsheet)
developed in collaboration with Conservation International (CI), Environmental Defense Fund(EDF)
and World Resource Institute
⢠Estimates and maps impacts of international and national
REDD+ policies on deforestation, emissions, revenue
distribution
⢠Applies spatially explicit data on forest cover, historical
forest cover change (2000-2005), biomass, soil carbon,
peatland, potential agricultural yield, remoteness, protected
status
⢠Model comprised of ~200,000 3km x 3km cells
⢠Land-use decisions are made locally by ~300 districts
⢠District crediting baselines are ânestedâ under a national
reference emission level (REL)reference emission level (REL)
⢠Districts choose whether or not to participate in REDD+
based on whether carbon revenue exceeds foregone
agricultural revenue
⢠Participating districts choose pattern of deforestation to
maximize carbon revenue plus agricultural revenue
⢠Agricultural commodity market price feedbacks
⢠No restriction on quantity of reductions which can be sold
⢠Data and economic model are free, transparent, open-
source and publicly available at
www.conservation.org/osiris
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24. Definisi konsensus âPeatlandâ oleh ICCC
Peatland is an area with an accumulation of partly
decomposed organic matter, with ash content equal to or
less than 35%, peat depth equal to or more than 50cm,
and organic carbon content (by weight) of at least 12%
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25. LULUCF Dynamics in Kalimantan
Underlying Assumptions
⢠The interaction between land use/land cover dynamics is poorly
understood, particularly the inter-linkages between the various
land uses due to lack of an appropriate information baseline that
requires the development of a new comprehensive approach
linking the socioeconomic and institutional drivers of these
changes.
⢠The need for accurate information baselines is also driven by
reporting requirements for creating a comprehensive Green House
Gases inventory at the national and subnational levels as a basis
for further development of low emission development scenarios.
⢠The focus has also shifted from traditional landscaper esource
management into a more strategic initiative in order to enable
development of future scenarios and assessments, and
negotiations for emerging needs of the potential carbon market.
⢠Landsat satellite imagery recorded from 1975 to 2012 combining
with social economic data survey was used to analyze land use
and land use change dynamics , including conflict analysis
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26. Deliverables 2 â LULUCF Dynamics in Kalimantan
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