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Tentative Agenda*Panel Discussion Session

Indonesia Pavilion COP 23 UNFCCCBonn, 6-17 November 2017 * Draft as of 6 November 2017

M O N D A Y T U E S D A Y W E D N E S D A Y

N O V E M B E R 6 , 2 0 1 7 N O V E M B E R 7 , 2 0 1 7 N O V E M B E R 8 , 2 0 1 7

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0 9 .3 0 - 1 0 .0 0

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1 3 .3 0 - 1 4 .0 0

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1 S T W E E K

E .1 .G re e n E le c tric ity E .2 . E n v iro n m e n ta l S e rv ic e sE .3 . M u lt i-S ta k e h o ld e r A p p ro a c h

fo r F o re st C o n se rva tio n

E M IN E N T P E R S O NA llo c a te d T im e fo r H ig h L e v e l

P e rso n B .6 . G reen In vestm en t

O p p o rtu n it ies

B .1 . G o vern m en t a n d B u sin ess

In it ia t ives in th e C h a n g in g

C lim a te

B .1 0 . A ttra c t in g In d u stria l

B u y ers to B a m b o o R eso u rc es in

In d o n esia

L u n c h B re a k + A rt

P e rfo rm a n c e s

E .1 1 . S y ste m ic A p p ro a c h to

A f fo rd a b le S o la r P V T h ro u g h

S tra te g ic P a rtn e rsh ip s

O P E N IN G C E R E M O N Y

A .4 . C o n servin g B io d ivers it ies

a n d P ro vid in g B en efits fo r

P eo p le

C .2 . M a in strea m in g C lim a te

C h a n g e in to E d u c a tio n a l S y stem

H O U R S

F IN A L P R E P A R A T IO N

C .1 . In terfa ith D ia lo g : F a ith in

T h e C h a n g in g C lim a te

A .3 . M a in strea m in g S o c ia l

F o restry in to In d o n esia L a n d

R efo rm P o lic y

C .3 . G en d er-resp o n sive

so lu tio n s in th e c o n tex t o f

c lim a te c h a n g e

A .5 . B lu e C a rb o n In it ia t ive

In d o n esia : B lu e G ro w th fo r

S u sta in a b le C o a sta l L ive lih o o d

T H U R S D A Y F R ID A Y

N O V E M B E R 9 , 2 0 1 7 N O V E M B E R 1 0 , 2 0 1 7

E .4 . C o m m u n ity B a se d

F o re st M a n a g e m e n tE .5 . G re e n M a n u fa c tu re

D .1 1 . C lim a te C h a n g e a n d

F o o d S ec u rity in C o ra l

T ria n g le R eg io n : M a n g ro ve

a n d S ea g ra ss

D .4 . C o llec t ive A c tio n s fo r

P ea tla n d s R esto ra tio n in

In d o n esiaD .1 0 . A rc h ip e la g ic a n d Is la n d

S ta te F o ru m : F in a n c in g

S u sta in a b le D eve lo p m en t

B .4 . U p d a te o n R E D D + a n d

m it ig a tio n -re la ted in it ia t ives

fro m fo restry sec to r in

In d o n esia : ro le o f sc ien c e

a n d lesso n s-lea rn ed fro m th e

g ro u n d





C .7 . In n o va tio n in M a n g ro ve

E c o sy stem M a n a g em en t to

S u p p o rt C o m m u n ity

L ive lih o o d a n d C lim a te

C h a n g e M it ig a tio n

C .5 . T h e R o les o f Y o u th to

P ro vid e E a sy C h o ic e o f

C lim a te A c tio n s

A .6 . P u b lic a n d P riva te

P a rtn ersh ip in F o rest

L a n d sc a p e R esto ra tio n

P ro g ra m

D .3 . In n o va tive F in a n c in g fo r

C lim a te C h a n g e A c tio n s

A .7 . P ea tla n d R esto ra tio n

P a rtn ersh ip M o d els

M O N D A Y T U E S D A Y W E D N E S D A Y

N O V E M B E R 1 3 , 2 0 1 7 N O V E M B E R 1 4 , 2 0 1 7 N O V E M B E R 1 5 , 2 0 1 7

0 9 .0 0 - 0 9 .3 0

0 9 .3 0 - 1 0 .0 0

1 0 .0 0 - 1 0 .3 0

1 0 .3 0 - 1 1 .0 0

1 1 .0 0 - 1 1 .3 0

1 1 .3 0 - 1 2 .0 0

1 2 .0 0 - 1 2 .3 0

1 2 .3 0 - 1 3 .0 0

1 3 .0 0 - 1 3 .3 0

1 3 .3 0 - 1 4 .0 0

1 4 .0 0 - 1 4 .3 0

1 4 .3 0 - 1 5 .0 0

1 5 .0 0 - 1 5 .3 0

1 5 .3 0 - 1 6 .0 0

1 6 .0 0 - 1 6 .3 0

1 6 .3 0 - 1 7 .0 0

1 7 .0 0 - 1 7 .3 0

1 7 .3 0 - 1 8 .0 0

1 8 .0 0 - 1 8 .3 0

E .6 . F o re st C o n se rva tio n P o lic y

U p d a teE .7 . P o w e rin g T h e N a tio n

E .8 . T ra d e a n d S u sta in a b le

D e ve lo p m e n t o n P a lm O il

2 N D W E E K

B .3 . M a in strea m in g C lim a te

C h a n g e in to U rb a n

D eve lo p m en t P la n

C .4 . T ra d it io n a l W isd o m in

C lim a te C h a n g e M it ig a tio n a n d

A d a p ta tio n

C .9 . E n h a n c in g A d a p tive C a p a c ity

o f S m a ll- S c a le F ish eries fo r

C lim a te C h a n g e R esilien c e

B .2 . A d d ress in g C lim a te C h a n g e

in to R eg io n a l D eve lo p m en t P la n

H IG H L E V E L S E S S IO N

( M IN IS T E R IA L L E V E L )

D .6 . A s ia P a c ific R a in fo rest

In it ia t ive (P re-E ven t fo r A sia

P a c ific R a in fo rest S u m m it in

In d o n esia 2 0 1 8 )

B .1 1 . R e-C o n fig u rin g N a tu ra l

R eso u rc e B a sed B u sin ess to

A d d ress N ew C h a llen g es

C .8 . E m p o w erin g T h e

C o m m u n ity fo r C lim a te A c tio n s

A .9 . O c ea n G o vern a n c e fo r

S u sta in a b le F o o d S ec u rity in

C h a n g in g C lim a te

C .6 . C o m b a tin g M a rin e P la st ic

D eb risD .2 . R I-N o rw a y P a rtn ersh ip

B .8 . In d o n esia ’s L o w -C a rb o n

D eve lo p m en t P la n (In d o n esia ’s -

L C D P ): S tep s T o w a rd s Its

Im p lem en ta tio n



E .1 0 . S u b -N a tio n a l

C o lla b o ra tio n fo r C o lle c tiv e

Im p a c ts: Im p le m e n tin g

S u sta in a b le V is io n o f In d o n e sia

E .1 2 . R e g u la to ry F ra m e w o rk to

A c h ie v e A f fo rd a b le S o la r P V fo r

A ll

D .8 . C o n n ec tin g N D C a n d S D G s

: N o n S ta te A c to rs A c tio n

D .1 . A S E A N N D C P A R T N E R S H IP :

T ra n sla t in g N D C In to A c tio n s

B .9 . G reen G ro w th

Im p lem en ta tio n : Im p ro vin g

C o m m u n ity L ive lih o o d T h ro u g h

R en ew a b le E n erg y D eve lo p m en t

H O U R ST H U R S D A Y F R ID A Y

N O V E M B E R 1 6 , 2 0 1 7 N O V E M B E R 1 7 , 2 0 1 7

E .9 . R e n e w a b le E n e rg y

D .5 . C o m m u n ic a tin g fo r

C lim a te C h a n g e : C lo s in g

G a p s B etw een S c ien c e a n d

A c tio n

C L O S IN G C E R E M O N Y

B .7 . E n h a n c in g P riva te

S ec to r In vo lvem en t fo r

C lim a te A c tio n s in In d o n esia

C .1 0 . P eo p le P o w er in P la st ic

D iet M o vem en t

A .1 0 . S ec u rin g L a n d

A llo c a tio n fo r C lim a te A c tio n s

D .7 . T h e In d o n esia C lim a te

C h a n g e C o rn er: E n g a g in g

M u lt i-S ta k eh o ld ers to

P ro m o te T h e C lim a te A c tio n s

A .2 . T h e P resen t a n d F u tu re

R E D D + Im p lem en ta tio n in

In d o n esia

A .8 . P ro m o tin g E n erg y

C o n serva tio n a n d A ffo rd a b le

C h o ic e o f R en ew a b le E n erg y





A .1 . T ra n sla t in g N D C in to

A c tio n s

B .5 . C lim a te A c tio n s th ro u g h

E ffic ien t a n d R en ew a b le

E n erg y D eve lo p m en t

B re a k + A rt P e rf o rm a n c e s B reak + A rt Perform ances B reak + A rt Perform ances

Break + Art Performances Break + Art Performances Break + Art Performances

Tentative Agenda*Panel Discussion Session

Indonesia Pavilion COP 23 UNFCCCBonn, 6-17 November 2017

SESSION/TOPIC TITLE of PRESENTATIONRESOURCE PERSON

(TENTATIVE)

Opening Session

Report from the Chairman of Indonesia Pavilion COP 23

Senior Advisor to the Minister ofEnvironment and Forestry

Dr.Ir. Agus Justianto

Opening RemarksDirector General of Climate

Change, Ministry of Environment and Forestry, Dr. Nur Masripatin

POLICY WORKS

A1.Translating NDC into Actions

Dr. Nur Masripatin, Director Generalof Climate Change, Ministry ofEnvironment and Forestry

Ministry of Finance (TBC)

National Planing Agency (TBC)

The Minister of Energy and MineralResources, Indonesia (TBC)

Fabby Tumiwa, Institute for Essential Services Reform

HIGH LEVELSESSION

H.E. Dr. Sri Mulyani, The Minister of Finance (TBC)

H.E. Dr. Darmin Nasution, The Coordinating Minister of

Economic Affairs (TBC)

FINANCING FOR CLIMATECHANGE

Towards Low Carbon Emissions and Climate Resilience Development Pathways in the Context of NDC Implementation

The Climate Investment and Growth

Balancing Economy, Ecology and SocialAspects to the Future Development Paths

Turning Plan into Actions: NDC Impelemntation in Energy Sector

NPS Perspectives: NDC Implementation in Energy Sector

TOPIC TITLE of RESOURCE PERSON(TENTATIVE)

A2.The Present and Future REDD+

Implementation in Indonesia

Dr. Nur Masripatin, Director General ofClimate Change, Ministry of Environment and Forestry, Indonesia

Representative of Partner Country Government : Government of Norway

PRESENTATION

Representative of International Organization :UN-REDD

Representative of International Financial Institution : GCF Secretariat

A3.MainstreamingSocial Forestryinto IndonesiaLand Reform

Policy

Providing 12 Million Hectares of Forest forImproving the Community Livelihood

Ir. Erna Rosdiana, Msc, Director for Social Forestry Preparation, Ministry of Environment and Forestry

Expanding Community Rights and Accessthrough Implementation of Social Forestry

Hasbi Berliani, Program Manager SustainableEnvironment Governance, The Partnership for Governance Reform

Land Allocation for Social Forestry : Part ofIndonesia Land Reform

Nur Hidayati, Executive Director, WALHI

TBC Minister of the Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs (TBC)

A4. Conserving

Biodiversities and Providing

Benefits for People

Sustainable Financing on Ecosystem Restoration Management in Sebangau National Park

Zulfira Warta, WWF Indonesia

Operationalizing “the non-Carbon Benefits” of REDD+ in Indonesia

Dr. Subarudi, Ministry of Environment and Forestry

Institutionalazing Climate Actions into National Park Management

Dr. Zahrul Muttaqin, Ministry of Environment and Forestry

REDD+, Non-Carbon & Conservation Kubo Hideyuki, JICA

Taking Actions on Climate Change in Sumatra,Indonesia : Fighting for the Leuser Ecosystem

Panut Hadisiswoyo, Orangutan Information Centre

A5. Blue Carbon

Initiative :

Blue Growth for Sustainable

Coastal Livelihood

Indonesia

Bramantya Satryamurti Poerwadi, Director General at Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries

Dr. Mark Spalding, President, The Ocean Foundation, USA

Dr. Katy McLeod, Managing Director of Coastal Risk and Resilience, TNC

Dr. Andreas A. Hutahean, Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs

Progress of REDD+Implementation inIndonesia and How Indonesia Redefine thePosition of REDD+ in the Current Commitment of NDC

Update on REDD+ Partnership between Government of Indonesia and Government of Norway

Experiences and Lesson Learned in working onREDD+ and Roles of International Organization

in Addressing the Future of REDD+

Experiences, Lesson Learned and Challenges in Working on REDD+ Financing and Roles ofGCF in Addressing the Future of REDD+

Representative of Research Institution : CCROM - IPB

Perspective and Roles of Sciences and Research in Preparing for the Future of REDD+

Dr. Karin Kemper, Director of Environment-The World Bank

Managing Coastal Ecosystem to Fight Against Climate Change and Improving Coastal Community Livelihood


A7.

Partnership Models

Peatland Restoration

Myrna Safitri, Deputi of Education. Socialisation, Participation and Partnership; Peatland Restoration Agency

PRESENTATION

Policy Framework of the Urgent PeatlandRestoration Action : Challenges and Opportunities

A8. Promoting

Energy Conservation

and Affordable Choice of

Renewable Energy

Legislative Support on Realize Affordable Choices for Renewable Energy

Commision VII of the House of RepresentativesRepublic of Indonesia (TBC)

Energy Conservation Program’s Contributionfor Mitigating National GHG

Director General of New and Renewable Energy, The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources

Energy Technology Perspectives 2017 : Catalysing Energy Technology Transformations

Paul E. Simmons, Deputy Executive Director International Energy Agency (IEA)

Sarulla Geothermal Project: Developing the Largest Geothermal Fields in the World

A9. Ocean

Governance for Sustainable Food Security in

Changing Climate

Indonesia Biofuel : More Sustainable

Fazil Erwin Alfitri, MEDCO Energy

Ocean Governance for Sustainable Food Security in Changing Climate

Eko Djalmo Asmadi, Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries, Republic of Indonesia

Chile and its Ocean AmbitionsAmbassador Isauro Torres, Director of Environment and Ocean Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Chile

Innovative Financing for Sustainable Oceans to Ensure Food Security

Ronald Jumeau, Seychelles' Permanent Representative to the United Nations and Ambassador to the United States

TBC Fiji Representative

A6. Public and Private

Partnership in Forest Landscape

Restoration Program

Forest Restoration a Partnership Approach

Dr. Tony Juniper, University of Cambridge forSustainability Development

Horst Freiberg, Head Division for Forest Con-servation and Sustainable Management ofForest, German Ministry of Environment

Jatna Supriatna, Belantara Foundation

Forest-Based Renewable Energy Hashim Djojohadikusumo, Arsari Enviro

Large Scale Agroforestry Approach for Restoration

Dr. Willie Smits, Arsari Enviro

Yanto L. Adam, Gohong Village - PulauPisau District, Jambi Province

Village Forestry and Dragon Fruit forPeatland Restoration

Tamin, Sungai Bungur Village - Muaro Jambi District, Jambi Province

Transformational Care-for-Peat VillageProgram : Ground Experience

Tsuyoshi Kato, Vice President of PT. WanaSubur Lestari - West Kalimantan Province

Best Practices of Industrial Forestry inPeatland Area

Prof. Susan Page, University of Leicester, UKIntegrated Co-existence of Peatland Restoration, Conservation and SustainableCultivation

Paulus Tjakrawan Taningdjaja, APROBI

A10. Securing Land Allocation for

Climate Actions

Forest Land Allocation for Climate Actions Director General of Planology and Environment(PKTL), Ministry of Environment and Forestry

One Map Policy : Fundamental Instrument toTranslate NDC into Actions

Deputy of Thematic Geospatial Information.Geospatial Information Agency (BIG)

Montty Girianna, Minister of the Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs (TBC)

Social Forestry in Supporting the National Economic Development

Prof. Mitsuru Osaki, Hokkaido University(TBC)


B1.Government and

Business Initiatives

in the Changing Climate

Noer Adi Wardojo, Centre for Environment and Forestry Standardization, Ministry of Environment and Forestry

PRESENTATION

Dr. Rachmat Sule, Institut Teknologi Bandung

B2. Addressing

Climate Change into Regional Development

Plan

Inge Setyawati, Director of Enviplast

Kristosius Yohanes Agewemu,Regent of Mappi Regency, Papua Province

H. Zumi Zola Zulkifli, S.TP. M.A., Governor of Jambi Province

Green Growth and Low Carbon Economy :Progress and Challenges

Dr.Ir.H. Irianto Lambrie, M.M,Governor of North Kalimantan Province

Journey of Innovation in Planning and Implementing CCA in Gorontalo District

Prof. Dr. Ir. Nelson Pomalingo, M.Pd, Regent of Gorontalo Regency, Gorontalo Province

B3.Mainstreaming Climate Change

into Urban Development

Plan

Laurence Tubiana, CEO European Climate Foundation and Chair of the Board of Governors of the French Development Agency (TBC)

Prof. Rachmat Witoelar, The President’s SpecialEnvoy on Climate Change

Mainstreaming Climate Change into UrbanDevelopment Plan

OPERATIONAL WORKS

Applying Eco-Office in Government

Carbon Capture Storage Role in MitigateClimate Change in Indonesia : GundihPilot Project Development

Utilizing Environmental Friendly Plastic Product into Government and BusinessPractices

Bima Arya, Mayor of Bogor, Indonesia

Wael Hmaidan, Executive Director of ClimateAction Network International (TBC)

Monica Zimmermann, Deputy Secretary General, ICLEI

The Value of Nature : How Capital ApproachesCan Support Green Growth

H. Alex Noerdin, Governor of South SumateraProvince

B4. Update on REDD+

and Mitigation-related Initiatives

from Forestry Sector in

Indonesia : Role of Science and Lessons-learned from the Ground

Lessons Learned from Scalable Reforestation for Significant Carbon Sequestration

IGG Hadi Suasana, Media and Community Development KOPRABUH

Lessons Learned from Boalemo DemonstrationProject to Mitigate the Adverse Impact ofClimate Change

Parliament’s Role on Combating Climate Change from Land-use Sector

Viva Yoga Mauladi,M.Si., Vice Chairman, Comission IV, The House of RepresentativesRepublic of Indonesia

REDD+ and Forest Carbon Emissions : ScienceUpdates to Measure, Report and Verify

Dr. Haruni, FOERDIA, Ministry of Environment and Forestry

Stuart Scott, Executive Director of the UnitedPlanet Faith and Science Initiative (TBC)I

Shinsuke Yazaki, Kanematsu CorporationJapan

Dr. Nur Masripatin, Director General of ClimateChange, Ministry of Environment and Forestry

Updates on REDD+ Implementation Policyin Indonesia

Climate Works Australia, Zero Carbon Incubator Buildings Project

Mayor of Seoul City, South Korea (TBC)

TOPIC TITLE of RESOURCE PERSON(TENTATIVE)PRESENTATION

B6.Green Investment

Opportunities

Istiaque Ahmad, Secretary, The Ministryof Environment and Forestry, Bangladesh

Prof. Dr. Rizaldi Boer, Executive Director ofCCROM SEAP, Bogor Agricultural University

Cross-sectoral Investment Plans as Strategic tools to Facilitate ClimateChange Investments

B7. Enhancing

Private Sector Involvement for Climate Actions

in Indonesia

Felia Salim, Chairperson, Executive Board, thePartnership for Governance Reform (Main Challenges to Mobilize Private Sector in Financing Sustainability

Engaging Private Sector for Climate ActionsDr. Edwin Manansang, Assitant Deputy Ministerfor Multilateral Economic Cooperation andFinancing, Coordinating Ministry for EconomicAffairs

Best Practices in Energy Conservation for Green Manufacturer Development

Ir. Rida Mulyana, M.Sc, Director General of New and Renewable Energy, The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources

The Role of Green Manufacture for Presentand Future Economic Development

Dr. Lintong Hutahaean, Director of Green Industry, Ministry of Industry

Financing Sustainability : New BusinessOpportunities in the Green Investment

Green Manufacturer : Waste Heat Recovery Power Generation and Cogeneration

Gatot Kustyadji, President Director PT. SemenGresik

Addressing Environmentally Friendly Practicesin the Automotive Industry

Johannes Nandi, Toyota Motor IndonesiaManufacture Industry

Neha Rai, Senior Researcher, Climate ChangeIIED

Contributing to the NDC with DecentralizedRenewable Energy by Engaging State and non-State Actors at Sumba Iconic Island :Lessons from Indonesia

Ir. Rida Mulyana, M.Sc, Director General of New and Renewable Energy, The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources

Dedy Haning, HIVOS Sumba Iconic IslandProject Coordinator

B5. Climate Actions through Efficient and Renewable

Energy Development

Study on Emission Reduction in SVLK (Sistem Verifikasi Legalitas Kayu/TimberLegality Assurance System) Holder’s Area

Aria Witoelar, PT. Arya Watala Capital

How to Achieve Affordable Solar PV for All

Catherine Mantel, Terrawatt Initiative, VP Business Development

B8. Indonesia’s Low Carbon

DevelopmentPlan (Indonesia’s

- LCDP) : Steps Towards Its

Implementation

Policy and Planning for Low-Carbon Development in Indonesia

Keynote Speaker : Prof. Bambang Brodjonegoro, Minister ofNational Development Planning Agency

Keynote Speakers : H.E. Mr. Masaharu Nakagawa, Minister of Environment, Japan

Strategy and Action Plan for Low-CarbonDevelopment in Indonesia

Dr. Sudhiani Pratiwi, National DevelopmentPlanning Agency

Low Carbon Development and Green Growth Planning with LUMENS

Dr. Sonya Dewi, World Agroforestry Centre(ICRAF)

Heiner Von Luepke, Research Associate for theGerman Institute for Economic Research (DIW Berlin)

Japan’s Support for Low Carbon Development through Mitigation and Adaptation Actionsin Indonesia

Governance of Low Carbon Development


B11.Re-Configuring

Natural Resource Based Business

to Address New Challenges

Pinto Budi Laksono, Policy, Government & Public Affairs, Chevron Indonesia

Indroyono Soesilo, Chairman of APHI

PRESENTATION

M.S. Sembiring, Executive Director KEHATIFoundation

The Maratua Ecotourism for SustainableSmall Island (MESSI) Program

A New Configuration of Forestry Business :Addressing New Challenges

Arif Rabik, Environmental Bamboo FoundationB10. Attracting

Industrial Buyersto Bamboo

Resources inIndonesia

Sustainable Financing for Biodiversity andClimate Change

Arjan Van Der Vejte, Moso Bamboo

Desi Ekawati, ITTO Bamboo Project

Peter Neilsen, IKEA

Nev Young, Nev House

B9. Green Growth

Implementation : Improving

Community Livelihood Through Renewable Energy

Development

Powering Green Growth : How Renewable Energy can Transform Community Livelihoods

Cornelis, Governor of West Kalimantan Province

Ria Norsan, Regent of Mempawah Regency, West Kalimantan Province

Kusakabe Hiroshi, IJ-REDD+

Sri Mariati, Executive Director, Belantara Foundation

Dr. Fitrian Ardiansyah, IDH

Identity Enabling Factors for InternationalBuyers and Industrial Groups to Move IntoBamboo Sector Through the 1000 BambooVillage Mechanism

Jorina Waworuntu, Environmental Manager, PT. Amman Mineral Nusa Tenggara (PT AMNT)

Lesson Learned from PT. AMNT :Sustainable Environmental Management

Satya Hangga Yudha Widya Putra, Indonesia Energy and Environmental Institute (IE2I)

Multi-sectoral Perspective to Achieve a More Sustainable Energy Mix and Greater Efficiency

C1.Interfaith

Dialog : Faith inthe Changing

Climate

Nana Firman, Green Faith

Athena Peralta, World Council of Churches

Interfaith Sustainable Living Initiative

C2. Mainstreaming Climate Changeinto Educational

System

International Academic Partnership on Enhancing Capacity of Developing Countries inTerrestrial Carbon Accounting

John-O Niles, Director of The Carbon Institute

SOCIETAL WORKS

Gopal Patel, BhumiProject

Juan Jesus Milling, World Brahma Kumaris, Brahma Kumaris

National Policy in Enhancing the Capacity andAbility of Non-State Actors for Developingthe MRV System in Indonesia to ImplementParis Agreement.

Dr. Belinda A Margono, Deputy Director forMRV and Registry for Land-Based Sectors,Ministry of Environment and Forestry

Prof Gao Jinping, Deputy Director of Forest Carbon Accounting and Monitoring Centre of the State Forestry Administration (FCAMC SFA) People’s Republic of China


Development of Business Proposal of Accredited Training in Advanced TerrestrialCarbon Accounting in China

Prof Dr Rizaldi Boer, CCROM-SEAP Bogor Agricultural University

Development of Business Proposal of Accredited Training in Advanced TerrestrialCarbon Accounting in Indonesia

Prof Riri Fitri Sari, Universitas IndonesiaUI Greenmetric World University Rankings as a Voluntary Standard for Sustainable Campus

C3.Gender-

ResponsiveSolutions in the

Context of Climate Change

The Role of Agricultural Diversification in Achieving SDG 2- Perspectives from Research

Prof. Sayed Azam-Ali, Crops For the Future Research Center, Malaysia

Climate Resilience and Gender Equality - Perspective from a Large International NGO

Karl Deering - CARE International

Dr. Fatima Sow, Commissioner for Social Affairs and Gender, Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) - (TBC)

Gender Equality and Climate Resilience - Perspectives from a Large African Regional Economic Community

Julia Wolf, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)

The Role of the Agriculture Sector in Achieving the SDGs by Advancing Food and Nutrition Security Climate-Resilience and Gender Equality – Perspectives from a UN Technical Agency

Saffet Catovic, Islamic Society of North America


C5.The Roles of

Youth to ProvideEasy Choice of

Climate Actions

Dr. Suraya Afiff, Department of Anthropology,University of Indonesia

Inspiring Youth Movement to Encourage Climate Actions on the Ground

Niko Thomas Kinga and Agustinus Agus,Tapang Semadak Community Representatives,West Kalimantan Province

Empowering Indigenous Communities Mina Susana Setra, Indigenous People Allianceof Nusantara

Agung Wibowo, Manager of CustomaryForest Advocacy (HuMa)

C4.Traditional Wisdom in

Climate ChangeMitigation

and Adaptation State – Private – Community Relations : Stories of Marginalized and Forgotten Indigenous Knowledge and Wisdom

Linh Do, Australia and Pacific Lead for The Climate Reality Project

Arthur Wyns, International Program Manager Climate Tracker

Karida Niode, Sustainability Analyst, S&C North America

Satriya Ade Nugraha, Youth for Climate Change Indonesia

Esti Widya Putri, Founder of Indonesian Energy and Environmental Institute (IE2I)

Representative from Fiji Youth Climate Movement

C6.Combating

Marine PlasticDebris

Developing an Affective Management of Marine Plastic Debris in Indonesia

Sinta Kaniawati, PRAISE

Rob Opsomer, World Economic Forum

Keynote Speaker : Jend (Purn). Luhut B. Pandjaitan, Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs

Keynote Speaker : Peter Thomson,President of UN Assembly

Susan Ruffo, Trust Free Sea Alliance

Dr. Safri Burhanuddin, Coordinating Ministryof Maritime Affairs

Vincent Larat, University of Exeter, UK

Agrarian Culture of Indigenous People forClimate Change Mitigation and Adaptation

Innovative Communities for Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation

Swietenia Puspa Lestari, Divers Clean Action Indonesia


C9.EnhancingAdaptive

Capacity ofSmall-ScaleFisheries for

Climate ChangeResilience

PRESENTATION

Roosari Tyas Wardani, Ministry of Village, Disadvantage Region and Transmigration

Protecting Forests, Empowering Communities :The Role of Smallholders in ForestConservation

Elim Sritaba, APP, IFFS Program

Dr. Hadi Daryanto, Social Forestry ExpertC8.

Empowering The Community

for ClimateActions Dr. Sonya Dewi, Country Coordinator, ICRAF

C10. People Powerin Plastic Diet

Movement

Mainstreaming Environmental FriendlyShopping Bags

Director General of Waste Management, Hazardous and Toxic (PSLB3), Ministry of Environment and Forestry (TBC)

Indonesia’s Major Efforts in Crafting a PlasticBag Reduction Policy

Tiza Mafira, Executive Director of GIDKP

H. Hamdi, Governor Assistant for Economicsand Development of Banjarmasin City, SouthKalimantan Province

Pay4Plastic Trial Implementation in 27 Cities Rahyang Nusantara, National Coordinator of GIDKP

Break Free From Plastic Delphine Levi-Alvares, Break Free From Plastic

Indonesia’s First Plastic Bag Ban in Banjarmasin

C7. Innovation in

Mangrove Ecosystem

Management to Support

Community Livelihood and Climate Change

Mitigation

Establishment of Mangrove Village EcosystemUnit to Support Livelihood of Local Communities

Dr. Syaiful Anwar, FOERDIA, The Ministry ofEnvironment and Forestry

Sustainable Utilization and Conservation ofMangrove Ecosystem

Dr. Hwak Ok Ma, ITTO

Sahat Panggabean, Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs

Mainstreaming Blue Carbon Science into Global and National Policy Processes and Implementations

Prof. Dr. Daniel Mudiyarso, CIFOR

Demonstration of Mangrove Ecosystem inBerau, East Kalimantan Province

Stephen Devenish, GFA/FORCLIME FC

Mark Smulders, FAO Representative Indonesia

Small-scale Fisheries in Indonesia : Adaptation to Climate Change

Zulficar Mochtar, Head of Research and Human Resources Agency, Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries

Fish Forever Program’s Contribution to Ecosystem-based and Community-based Climate Adaptation and Livelihoods of Small-scale Fishing Communities

Brett Jenks, CEO, Rare

Nicola Breier, Federal Ministry for Environment, Nature Conservation, Building & Nuclear Safety of Germany

Lessons Learned from Anambas MPA on the use of Behavior Change to Achieve Success with Marine Ecosystems’ Resilience Toward Climate Change

Yogi Yanuar, Head of the local agency for National Marine Protected Areas in Pekanbaru, Riau Province, Indonesia

Synergies Between Marine Conservation and Coastal Community Resilience and Adaptationthrough Nature Based Solutions


D1.ASEAN NDC

PARTNERSHIP :Translating NDC intoActions

Director General of Climate Change, Ministryof Environment and Forestry

UNFCCC ExpertsASEAN SESSION

D2. RI - NorwayPartnership

ASEAN Secretariat

ASEAN Dialogue/Development Partners

Prof. Jatna Supriatna, Belantara Foundation

Dida Gardera, Assistant Deputy Minister forEnvironmental Protection, Coordinating Ministry of Economy

D3.Innovative

Financing forClimate Change

Actions

Monitoring Peatlands Cover Change : Progressand Caveats for Restoration

Peatland Restoration in Indonesia : an Updateand the Way Forward

Financing Sustainable Positive Impacts at theLandscape Level

COLLABORATIVE WORKS

Large Scale Peatlands Restoration with Multiple Objectives

Sustainable Peatlands for Local Community Livelihoods

AWGCC National Focal Points of Each ASEANStates Member

Sri Mariati, Executive Director, BelantaraFoundation

Minister of Environment and Forestry, Republic of Indonesia

Bas Tinhout, Wetlands International

Rosa Maria Roman-Cuesta, CIFOR

Dharsono Hartono, PT. Rimba Makmur Utama,Indonesia

D4.Collective Actions for Peatlands

Restoration inIndonesia

Peatland Partnership : “Caring for Peatland”Village (Desa Peduli Gambut)

Monica Tanuhandaru, Executive Director,Kemitraan

Ken Berlin, President and CEO, The ClimateReality Project

Amanda Katili Niode, Ph. D., Office of thePresident’s Special Envoy for Climate Change

Rodney Galicha, Philippine Manager, The Climate Reality Project

D5.Communicating

for ClimateChange : Closing

Gaps BetweenScience and

Action

Best Practices of National Scale Climate Change Communication Programs

Mark Meisner, Ph. D., Executive Director, International Environmental CommunicationAssociation

Greg Walker, Ph. D., Professor of Communication and Environmental Sciences, Oregon State University

Sudhiani Pratiwi, National Planning Agency,BAPPENAS

The Role of the Environmental Fund Management Agency in Achieving Climate Change Objectives

Minister of Climate and Environment, NorwayIndonesia – Norway Partnership on REDD+

Ministry of Finance, Republic of IndonesiaAfter Paris: Investment and Financial Flows to Address Climate Change

Towards Criteria and Indicators of Rehabilitated Peatlands

Susan Page, University of Leicester, UK (TBC)

Myrna Safitri, Deputi of Education. Socialisation, Participation and Partnership; Peatland Restoration Agency


D6.Asia PacificRainforest Initiative

(Pre-Event forAsia PacificRainforestSummit in

Indonesia 2018)

Asia Pacific Rainforest Initiative (Pre-Eventfor Asia Pacific Rainforest Summit inIndonesia 2018)

The Role of University in Enhancing Capacity Local Stakeholders in Providing Science Basis for Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Actions

The Role of Indonesia Climate Change Cornerin Promoting Climate Change Actions

Strengthening Local Capacity and Developing of Local Actions to Cope with Climate Change Risk in High Land Area

Mobilizing Climate Aid to Collaborate with Local Community in Developing Adaptation Actions to Deal with the Impacts of Climate Change in Coastal Area

Enhancing Farmers Capacity in Managing Climate Risk through Climate Index Insurance

D8. Connecting NDC

and SDGs : Non State

Actors Action

Nick Blyth, Vice-Chair of the Climate Change Coordination Task Force

UNFCCC Secretariat (TBC)

Janez Potocnik, Environment’s IRP

UN Environment (TBC)

Climate Change Advisory Council, Ministry ofEnvironment and Forestry

Dr. Ir. Muhammad Ardiansyah, CCROM SEAP,Bogor Agricultural University

Prof. Dr. Rizaldi Boer, Executive Director, CCROM SEAP, Bogor Agricultural University

Dr. Ir. Yunus Sirante, M.Si., Head of LocalDevelopment Planning Agency of Tana Toraja

D7.The Indonesia

Climate Change Corner : Engaging

Multi-Stakeholders to Promote The Climate

Actions

Kustiwa Adinata, Secretary General of IPPHTI

Head of Agency for Meteorogical, Climatolo-gical and Geophysics, Republic of Indonesia

D10.Archipelagic and

Island State Forum :

Financing Sustainable

Development

Amb. Arif Havas Oegreseno, CoordinatingMinistry for Maritime Affairs

High Level Representative of Maldives

High Level Representative of UNDP

UNDP (TBC)

High Level Representative of Fiji

D11.Climate Change

and Food Security in Coral Triangle

Region : Mangrove and

Seagrass

Dr. Masahiro Nakaoka, Univ. Hokkaido, Japan

Jarker Tamelander, UNEP South East Asia

Bramantya Satya Murti, Ministry of MarineAffairs and Fisheries

Dr. Kartini Syahrir, Coordinating Ministry ofMaritime Affairs

Dr. Dedi Adhuri, Indonesia Institute of Science

Connecting NDC, Non State Actors and Sustainable Development Goals to AchieveGlobal Goals

Strengthen Resilient Capacity and SustainableOcean for Archipelagic and Island States in the Face of Climate Change

Building Resilience for Climate Change and Food Security Among Countries in CoralTriangle Region

Ministry of Environment and Energy, Australia

FAO Asia and Pacific Regional Representative

Ministry of Environment and Forestry,Indonesia

Director General of CIFOR

Minister for Fisheries and Forests, Fiji

National Initiatives for Developing National System on Adaptation Communication

Sri Tantri Arundati, Director of Adaptation, Ministry of Environment and Forestry

Tandu Ramba, Motivator of GT Kondoran

Dr. Daniel Osgood and Mélody Braun, International Research Institute for Climate And Society – University of Columbia, USA


E. Trade and

Sustainable Development on Palm Oil

Dedi Joenaidi, Director of Processing and Marketing of Estate Crops, Directorate General of Plantation, Ministry of Agriculture

Diah Suradiredja, KEHATI

Musdhalifah Machmud, Deputy of Food andAgriculture, Coordinating Ministry of EconomicAffairs

Frank Claassen, CEO European Palm Oil Alliance (EPOA)

E. Sub-National Collaboration for Collective

Impacts: Implementing

Sustainable Vision of Indonesia

Jarot Winarno, Regent of Sintang Regency

Muhamad Irwan Lapata, Regent of Sigi Regency

Nurdin Abdullah, Regent of Bantaeng Regency

H. Dodi Reza Alex, Regent of Musi Banyuasin Regency

Session by Coordinating Ministry of Economy and BPDP

Session by APKASI - LKTL

E. Systemic Approach

to Affordable Solar PV through strategic

partnerships

Guy-Cedric, Terrawatt Initiative, Policy Director

Wilfrid Lauriano do Rego, KPMG, Partner, Deal Advisory, Transaction Services

Catherine Mantel, Terrawatt Initiative, VP Business Development

Anne Lapierre, Norton Rose Fulbright, Partner – Energy Sector

Session by Terrawatt Initiative

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