ANNUAL

REPORT
2022

Yayasan Pusat Informasi Lingkungan Indonesia

Indonesian Environmental Information Center Foundation
Jl. Tumenggung Wiradiredja No.216 RT.03/06,
Cimahpar, Bogor Utara - 16155 Jawa Barat,
Indonesia

@piligreennetwork PILI Green Network www.pili.or.id

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 FOREWORD

A
fter slowly adapting to the Covid-19 ago. Meanwhile, in Merauke, PILI seeks to
phenomenon and all the protocols develop sustainable livelihoods for the
that limited our movement, PILI Bian Lake Wildlife Reserve community. All
Green Network—hereinafter referred to programs aim to involve and strengthen
as PILI, has succeeded in implementing indigenous peoples’ groups (IPGs) in
several programs, some of which will be supporting sustainable development
completed in 2022. goals.
Throughout 2022, PILI has implemented In 2022, PILI also began conducting
ten programs. Three programs are located studies on developing a Nature-based
in the Lampung region, which includes the Solution (NbS) program to support
landscapes of the Bukit Barisan Selatan achieving net zero emissions and support
National Park (BBSNP) and Way Kambas low-carbon development at the district
National Park (WKNP); the other programs and provincial jurisdiction levels. This
are located in West Kalimantan, Rote activity involves many local governments
Ndao, Raja Ampat, Nabire and Merauke. and corporations integrating low-carbon
Activities in BBSNP focus on development achievements with the
strengthening the effectiveness of area National Determined Contribution (NDC).
management through resorts and village Another practical program is
partnerships and achieving harmonization “Menghijaukan Bumi di Kamojang”
of humans and wild elephants at the (Greening the Earth in Kamojang) – by
Suoh Resort. Meanwhile, in the WKNP, planting trees in the Kamojang Eagle
PILI works to strengthen resort-based Conservation Center area, Garut.
management and partnerships with All of PILI’s activities always prioritize
buffer villages to reduce wildlife poaching the spirit, values, and strategic approach
and forest fires. to conservation through partnerships
In the West Kalimantan region, PILI and balance in achieving community
takes on the role of developing and development to manage natural resources
strengthening the productive business with the government, using innovative
capacity of Social Forestry Groups technology in conservation, tracing and
(Kelompok Perhutanan Sosial-KPS)/Social transforming green economic markets to
Forestry Business Groups (Kelompok ecosystem landscapes—terrestrial and
Usaha Perhutanan Sosial-KUPS) at the marine. Following the tagline “A Bridge
village level in Kubu Raya District. for Sustainability,” PILI always tries to be
Heading to the East, PILI is implementing a bridge that provides solutions between
a program to strengthen sustainable nature and humans.
fisheries governance based on local Dear readers, please enjoy reading the
wisdom of customary law community 2022 Annual Report to see our journey
units in Rote Ndao and Raja Ampat, and in realizing PILI’s vision and mission in
continuing a conservation program in the building a future for humans to live in
Nabire landscape which began three years harmony with nature.

Iwan Setiawan
Director of PILI Green Network

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 CONTENT

03 Foreword
04 Content
06 About Us

10 Map of
Program Location 08 Organizational
Structure 13 Strengthening
Area Management
Effectiveness Through
Resort and Village
Partnership in Bukit
Barisan Selatan
National Park

19 Program for
Strengthening Human
and Wild Elephants
27 Strengthening Resort-
Based Management
and Partnership
31 Strengthening
Sustainable Fisheries
Based on Customary
Harmony in Suoh with Buffer Villages Practices (Kesatuan
Resort, Bukit Barisan to Mitigate Animal Masyarakat Hukum
Selatan National Park Hunting and Forest Adat or KMHA) in
Fire in Way Kambas Rote Ndao and Raja
National Park Ampat

39 Strengthening of The
Productive Business
Capacity of Social
47 Sustainable
Livelihood
Development in
55 Nabire Landscape
Conservation
Program
Forestry Group (KPS)/ Communities In and
Social Forestry Busi- Around the Lake Bian
ness Group (KUPS) at Wildlife Reserve Area
Village Level in Kubu in Merauke District,
Raya Regency, West South Papua Province
Kalimantan Province

67 Nature-based
Solution (NbS) 76 Impact Highlight
2022 79 Media
Documentation

83 Statement of
Financial Position

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 ABOUT US

P
ILI Green Network (Pusat Informasi Lingkungan Indonesia/ VISION MISSION
Indonesia Environmental Information Centre) is a non-
governmental organization established in 2000. The
programs and competencies of PILI focus on gathering and To strengthen various initiatives aimed • Providing facilitation
exchanging information, and facilitation of initiatives to build the at conserving Indonesia’s biodiversity services and communication
capacities of stakeholders in biodiversity and natural resources through dissemination of appropriate shelters for individuals and
conservation in Indonesia. conservation knowledge and adequate organizations that carry out
facilitation of initiatives. nature conservation efforts in
PILI Green Network has experience with various parties in Indonesia.
implementing its activities, starting from the Central Government,
Regional Governments, Local Institutions, to the community. The • Dissemination of the latest
experience that has been built over the past 20 years includes and most reliable information
facilitation activities, capacity building, community-based related to nature conservation
restoration, and so on. in Indonesia.

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 ORGANIZATIONAL Director
Head of Treasury
:
:
Iwan Setiawan
Rully Agus
Shelter Initiative Division
Project Implementing : 1. Mayang Haris

STRUCTURE
Head of Legal, HRD & : Andrea Aditya W. Team Wahyukinasih
Safeguard 2. Juliyanto
Manager of Spreading : Faisal H. Fuad 3. Cynthia Dewi
Knowledge Division Kuswandhari
Manager of Shelter : Evi Indraswati Associates : 1. Muchamad
Initiative Division Muchtar
Legal, HRD & Safeguard Division 2. Thomas Oni
Veriasa
Project Management Office (PMO) HRD & Safeguard Staff : Husnul Khotimah
3. Agus Prijono
Administration and Finance Division
Project Implementing Unit (PIU) 4. Muhamad Rizal
Accounting, Finance, : 1. Melda Yanti
and Administration Staff 5. Pramitama Bayu
Associates & Partners 2. Raden Fitria Saputro
Mulya Safitri
6. Nur Indah
Director’s Line of Command Supporting Staff : Asep Abdullah Ristiana
Manager’s Line of Command Spreading Knowledge Division 7. Aldio Dwi Putra
Associates & Partners Line of Coordination Media Outreach Team : 1. Ayi Setiawan 8. Bambang
2. Nieko Octavi Supriadi
Septiana 9. Anwar Muzakkir
Project Implementing : 1. Hasim Andi Community Officer : 1. Lux Fauzi
Team Taufig
2. Hendro Prastyo
2. Ajeng Miranti
Putri 3. Erfan Mirsono

3. Siti Suprehatin 4. Ryan

4. Berliansah Nikin 5. Budiyono

Kurniawan 6. Arifin Adriat
5. Oktafia Citra Pratama Lolok
Ningsih 7. Abdur Rahman
6. Nahdliya Mau
8. Merlyn Tenlima

Project Implementing
Team

Other
Projects

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 MAP OF
LAMPUNG YOGYAKARTA NORTH KALIMANTAN
TFCA Sumatera Jejak.In Forest Carbon
2013 - 2022 2022- Present 2022 - Present

PROGRAM LOCATION
Community Economic Assistance and Tree Planting in 10 Villages in Bantul HCV Study for Inhutani II UMH Sei
Empowerment as well as Community- Regency Semamu, Malinau Regency
based Restoration in Pesanguan
and Petay Kayu Villages, Tanggamus EAST NUSA TENGGARA EAST KALIMANTAN
Regency and Srimenanti Village, West
WB – Bappenas Forest Carbon
Lampung Regency
2020 - 2022 2022 - Present
Community Self-subsistent Strengthening Customary Law HCV Study for Inhutani I UMH
2017 - 2022 Community Units-based Fisheries Sambarata, Berau Regency
Restoration of mandatory water permits Management in Oelua and Sotimori
Villages, Rote Ndao Regency Astra Agro Lestari
with the Pesanguan Forest Preservation
2022 - Present
Group (KPHP) in Pesanguan Village,
Tanggamus Regency and mentoring of WEST KALIMANTAN Rapid-field NbS Phase-1
in Mahakam Ulu and Kutai
Tourism Awareness Group (Pokdarwis) YIDH Kartanegara Regencies
in Sukaraja Atas Village, Tanggamus 2022
Regency
Strengthening the Productive WEST SULAWESI
Self-subsistent Business Capacity of KPS/KUPS
at the Village Level in Kubu Raya Astra Agro Lestari
2019- Present
District 2022 - Present
Group Assistance in 3 Villages: Petay
Study for SKP4KH in Mamuju
Kayu, Srimenanti, and Pesanguan for Astra Agro Lestari Regency
Forest Restoration and Community 2022 - Present
Empowerment
Rapid-field NbS Phase-2 in Kapuas SOUTHWEST PAPUA
TFCA Sumatera Hulu, Sanggau and Landak
WB – Bappenas
2022 - Present Regencies
2020 - 2022
The Bukit Barisan Selatan Consortium PT Limpah Sejahtera Strengthening Customary Law
in Assisting the Task Force on Conflict 2022 - Present Community Units-based Fisheries
and Development of Sumatran Elephant Management in Mutus Village, Raja
Conservation Planning Assistance
Habitat in Sukamarga and Gunung Ratu Ampat Regency
Program in Sintang and Ketapang
Villages, West Lampung Regency
Regencies
Self-subsistent CENTRAL PAPUA
PT Parna Agromas
2020- Present
2022 - Present
Goodhope Asia Holdings
Forest Restoration Assistance at
PT Parna Agromas Remediation and Ltd.
Susukan Baru Resort 20 ha and 2020 - Present
Compensation Planning Assistance
Economic Empowerment in Rantau Jaya
Program in Sekadau Regency RaCP Program in Nabire Regency
Udik II and Tegal Yoso Villages

Jejak.in CENTRAL KALIMANTAN SOUTH PAPUA

2022- Present PT Bio Inti Agrindo
Forest Carbon
3 year Partnership for Tree Planting and
2022 - Present 2022 - Present
Adoption Program in East Lampung, RaCP Program in Merauke Regency
South Lampung, West Lampung, Biodiversity and HCV Study for the
Tanggamus, and Pesawaran Adaro VCS Conservation Project
(Peatland Conservation Project) in
WEST JAVA East and South Barito Regencies

Astra Agro Lestari

PT JHM 2022 - Present
2022
Rapid-field NbS Phase-1 in Katingan
Wildlife Monitoring at Lido Biodiversity and Kotawaringin Regencies
Park (PT Tirta Investama Aqua Plant
Citeureup) and Mekarsari Biodiversity Astra Agro Lestari
Park (PT Golden Aqua Missisipi) 2022 - Present
Jejak.In Study for SKP4KH in West
Kotawaringin and South Barito
2022 - Present
Regencies
Tree Planting in the Area of Kamojang
Eagle Conservation Center (PKEK) in
Garut Regency

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Strengthening Area Management

Effectiveness Through Resort and Village
Partnership in Bukit Barisan Selatan
National Park

A
t the end of this program, PILI
finalized a learning outcomes book,
Restoration of The Bukit Barisan
Selatan Ecosystem (Restorasi Ekosistem
Bukit Barisan Selatan). In addition, PILI is
still committed as a partner of the Bukit
Barisan Selatan National Park (BBSNP)
Tree seeds are stored as stated in the Cooperation Agreement
in the nursery (Perjanjian Kerja Sama/PKS) until 2023,
before being planted with independent funding sources from
in the field the institution to ensure the sustainability
of the program.

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 Restoration activities have also Likewise, the activities of assisted
been included in the 2020-2024 community groups in three villages:
BBSNP Ecosystem Management Plan Pesanguan, Sri Menanti, and Petay
(Rencana Pengelolaan Ekosistem/RPE) Kayu, have been accommodated and
document. So that after this program, included in the 2022-2026 BBSNP
the technical implementation units Community Empowerment Plan
in BBSNP will continue to oversee (Rencana Pemberdayaan Masyarakat/
monitoring in the following years. RPM) document.

Restorasi Ekosistem
Bukit Barisan Selatan,
tells the journey of TFCA
- Sumatera - PILI to
realize community-based
restoration at BBSNP

Group development for community empowerment

carried out in the 3 villages, namely:
• Sri Menanti Village: Restoration • Pesanguan Village: Pesanguan
Group and Women Farmer Group Forest Conservation Group The tree planting team in Pesanguan Village taking a rest
(Kelompok Wanita Tani/KWT) (Kelompok Pelestari Hutan before continuing their activities
• Petay Kayu Village: KWT and Pesanguan/KPHP) which focuses
Restoration Group on community economic
alternatives.

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 Training on organic fertilizer making in
Petay Kayu Village, Tanggamus Regency

Socialization on
the formation of
community groups
in Srimenanti
Village, West
Lampung Regency

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Program for Strengthening Human

and Wild Elephants Harmony in
Suoh Resort, Bukit Barisan Selatan
National Park

I
n 2022, PILI is collaborating with
the Yayasan Konservasi Way Seputih
(YKWS) and Repong Indonesia,
hereinafter referred to as the Barisan
Selatan Consortium, to run a program
that focuses on elephant conservation
One of the elephants as one of the key endangered species.
from the ‘Bunga’ This program aims to develop the
herd is fitted with independence of the Sukamarga and
a GPS collar to Gunung Putu Village Task Forces, as
mitigate human- well as the Suoh Resort of BBSNP in
wild elephant building harmonization of humans and
conflicts wild elephants in the buffer zones of the
national park.

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 The process of
attaching a GPS
collar to a wild
elephant is quite
challenging

During February-September 2022 Lessons learned from this program

period, the achievements of this include optimizing project site leaders
program include: who have a high commitment to
• Preparation and ratification of the human-elephant interactions and have
Standard Operational Procedure increased influence in the community;
(SOP) for the Task Force the need to build cooperation not
• Technical internship related to how only between parties, both at the Suoh
to deal with wild elephants site level, but also across districts and
• Equipment supports for the sectors; as well as the development of
Sukamarga and Gunung Putu Village on-call funds which are managed by the
Task Forces task force independently so that they do
• Routine patrols as an effort to detect not only depend on the support of the
early movements of elephants government and partners.
• Securing 10 (ten) conflict hot spots
by blocking and herding wild
elephants
• Participatory planting of elephant Learn more about our site activity
food seeds through the link below:
• Building a data and information 1. https://medialampung.disway.id/
center at Suoh Resort read/516626/bahas- konflik- ga -
• Procurement and distribution of jah-suoh-konsorsium-barisan-sela-
awareness media to the public in tan-pemkab-lambar-gelar-audiensi
two villages and the general public 2. https://www.wartalampung.id/ray-
• Global “Elephant Day” campaign akan-hari-gajah-sedunia-konsorsi-
• Socialization and ratification of the um-barisan-selatan-galakkan-har-
Cooperation Agreement between monisasi-satwa-manusia.html
the Barisan Selatan Consortium and 3. h t t p s : / / w w w. i n s t a g r a m . c o m / p /
CqeenBRPm2P/?utm_source=ig_ Participatory planting of elephant food
the BBSNP Headquarters
web_copy_link seedlings
• Procurement of GPS collars

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 Preparation of the distribution of seedlings
which will be planted

Learn more about our site activity

through the link below:
1. https://medialampung.disway.id/
rea d /516626/b a h a s-ko n f lik-ga -
jah-suoh-konsorsium-barisan-sela-
tan-pemkab-lambar-gelar-audiensi
2. https://www.wartalampung.id/ray-
akan-hari-gajah-sedunia-konsorsi-
um-barisan-selatan-galakkan-har-
monisasi-satwa-manusia.html
Poster as a media to
raise awareness of 3. h t t p s : / / w w w. i n s t a g r a m . c o m / p /
Sumatran Elephant CqeenBRPm2P/?utm_source=ig_
Conservation web_copy_link

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Strengthening Resort-Based Management

and Partnership with Buffer Villages to
Mitigate Animal Hunting and Forest Fire in
Way Kambas National Park

S
ince 2022, with a Cooperation
Agreement between PILI and Way
Kambas National Park (WKNP), PILI
has independently run programs in the
WKNP buffer villages. The activities in-
cluded monitoring nurseries and making
The leader of the firebreaks which were carried out jointly
Wana Lestari Forest with the Wana Lestari Forest Farmers
Farmers Group Group. Restoration activities at the Su-
shows the seeds to sukan Baru Resort were carried out in
be planted around an area of 20 hectares. This activity is
the firebreaks routinely carried out to avoid forest fires
with high weeds in the restoration area.

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 Seedlings which will be used for the restoration
activity at Kuala Penet and Susukan Baru Resort

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Strengthening Sustainable Fisheries

Based on Customary Practices (Kesatuan
Masyarakat Hukum Adat or KMHA) in Rote
Ndao and Raja Ampat

T
he year 2022 will be the end of the
program entitled “Departing from
Customary: Strengthening Sus-
tainable Fisheries Management in the
Savu Sea Marine National Park (Taman
Nasional Perairan/TNP) and Marine Na-
ture Reserve (Suaka Alam Perairan/SAP)
of the Raja Ampat Islands,” which is
The Indigenous People supported by the World Bank through
Groups (IPGs) of Rote the Ministry of National Development
headed home after fishing Planning (Bappenas) and Indonesia Cli-
in the sea mate Change Trust Fund (ICCTF).

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 Discussion with the Committee and Working Group of Indigenous Peoples Units in Mutus Workshop on the Compilation of Best Management Practices (BMPs) Documents with
Village, Raja Ampat, to formulate an Academic Paper for the Recognition and Protection of representatives of parties involved in the Strengthening Local Wisdom-Based Fisheries
KMHA in the Raja Ampat Island Marine Nature Reserve Management program in Rote Ndao and Raja Ampat

The achievements of this program in

Activities carried out from January Rote Ndao District. 2022 are: • Assistance in sustainable fisheries
to March 2022, including assisting the At the end of the program, PILI also • Agreement to form the KMHA Working management and processing of fishery
use of equipment to support catch completed Best Management Practices Group. products for community groups
processing and support for Right-Based (BMPs), which can become learning for • Feasibility study on customary • Preparation of rights-based fisheries
Sustainable Fisheries Management both internal and external institutions institutions in two pilot locations management plan documents in
(RBSFM) for community groups, in carrying out the same activities. Four • Participatory mapping of KMHA tenure Oelua, Sotimori, and Mutus Village
supervision for capture fisheries, RBSFM themes were successfully compiled: systems in two pilot locations • Draft of KMHA Academic Paper in Raja
workshops for community groups, Lesson Learned on Encouraging • Study of socio-economic and Ampat Islands Marine Nature Reserve
implementing and compiling study KMHA Recognition, Lesson Learned environmental baselines regarding • Finalization of Regent’s Regulation and
results impacts of sustainable fisheries on Encouraging Sustainable Fisheries RBSFM practices Regent’s Decree on Recognition and
management, discussion of technical Management Based on KMHA • Primary data from shrimp resource Protection of MHA of Rote Ndao
partnership proposals for management Local Wisdom, Lesson Learned on survey as support for national shrimp • Assessment of the impact of
plans for assisted community groups, Developing Rights-Based Fisheries resource bioeconomic studies participatory sustainable fisheries
and Focus Group Discussion (FGD) Management Plans, and Lesson Learned • Formation of community groups in management
with the Customary Law Community on Encouraging Fisheries Management Oelua and Sotimori Villages, Rote • Partnership Agreements or
(Masyarakat Hukum Adat/MHA) Partnerships. Ndao, and Mutus Village, Raja Ampat Cooperation Agreements between
committee in formulating Academic • Simple bioeconomic study of coral community group and Government or
Papers (Naskah Akademik/NA) for the fisheries in Oelua, Sotimori, and Mutus private agencies
Recognition and Protection of MHA in Village

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 Workshop Closing Project COREMAP-CTI on 11 May 2022 at Jakarta. Ambroise
Brenier (fourth from right) as a representative of the World Bank, convey that the
coral reef ecosystem in Indonesia contribute important values for the adaptation
and mitigation of climate change (photo: icctf.or.id)

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 At this stage, PILI is also developed a web.id/2022/01/yayasan-pili-
post-program strategy or exit strategy to dampingi-warga-sap-raja.html
ensure the continuity of benefits for the 4. h t t p s : / / p i l i . o r. i d / i n d e x . p h p /
communities affected by the activities: kabar-konservasi/197-seman-
• Creating mechanisms and work plans, gat-masyarakat-kampung-mu-
including financing schemes, for com- tus-lestarikan-ekosistem-terum-
munity groups bu-karang-di-sap-kepulauan-ra-
• Integrate groups with Village Owned ja-ampat
Enterprises to ensure the continuity of 5. https://www.pili.or.id/index.php/
group activities tentang-kami/info-pili/198-mas-
• Integrate COREMAP-CTI activities yarakat-pesisir-raja-ampat-ban-
with activities in ministries or agencies gun-rumah-garam
(coaching, government assistance) 6. https://www.pili.or.id/index.php/
• Training on making cooperation or tentang-kami/info-pili/199-pili-
partnership proposals with Regional dampingi-masyarakat-adat-sap-ra-
Apparatus Organizations, Technical Im- ja-ampat-jaga-laut
plementation Units, or private parties 7. https://www.pili.or.id/index.php/
• Involve Regional Apparatus Organi- tentang-kami/info-pili/200-ja-
zations and Technical Implementation ga-pariwisata-raja-ampat-bersa-
Units in every activity for knowledge ma-masyarakat
transfer 8. https://www.pili.or.id/index.php/
Overall, from January to March tentang-kami/info-pili/203-men-
2022, this program has produced at jaga-potensi-laut-di-raja-ampat-
least 40 documents, consisting of 15 icctf-bangun-kesadaran-ekologi-
activity reports, 2 Statement Letters, dan-ekonomi
16 Official Report (Berita Acara), 4 9. https://www.pili.or.id/index.php/
Best Management Practices, 1 Impact tentang-kami/info-pili/217-cer-
Assessment on Sustainable Fisheries i t a - p e r e m p u a n - t i m u r- i n d o -
Management, 1 Draft Academic Paper nesia-untuk-bebaskan-bali-
Recognition and Protection of KMHA, ta-di-rote-dari-stunting
and 1 Report on Identification of 10. https://www.instagram.com/p/
Indigenous Peoples in Rote Ndao. Cf3M0KKLS-k/?utm_source=ig_
web_copy_link
Learn more about our site activity 11. https://www.instagram.com/p/Ck-
through the link below: ry8ugLEoJ/?utm_source=ig_web_
1. https://www.icctf.or.id/portfo- copy_link
lio-item/laporan-akhir-paket-6- 12. https://www.icctf.or.id/portfo-
yayasan-pili-akses-masyarakat- lio-item/prosiding-closing-core-
adat-2020-2022/ map-cti-world-bank-2022/
2. h t t p s : / / s u r a b a y a . i n e w s . i d /
read/36391/pili-ajak-masyarakat- The members of Nale Tasi Group preparing the
adat-di-sap-raja-ampat-lestarikan- installation of seaweed seedlings
laut
3. https://www.indonesiamandiri.

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Strengthening of The Productive Business

Capacity of Social Forestry Group (KPS)/
Social Forestry Business Group (KUPS) at
Village Level in Kubu Raya Regency, West
Kalimantan Province

T
he Indonesian Government has
set a net sink achievement target
in the Forestry and Other Land
Use (FOLU) sector by 2030. One of
them is to boost sustainable forest man-
agement through business permits to
prevent deforestation, land and forest
degradation. Kubu Raya Regency, West
Kalimantan Province, is one of the pilot
models for reducing the Green House
Gas (GHG) emissions.
The Government of West Kalimantan
Province (GoWK), IDH-The Sustainable
Trade Initiative (IDH) and UNDP through
Yayasan Inisiatif Dagang Hijau (YIDH)
Some processed are currently implementing the GCF TF
forest products Window B Project entitled “Implemen-
made by local tation of the Jurisdiction Model in Kubu
people Raya towards Regional Contributions
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 includes an area assessment, including targets were selected, namely LPHD
the area’s location on the Indicative Medan Mas, LPHD Sungai Jawi, LPHD
Map for Termination of New Permits Sungai Besar, LPHD Sungai Nibung,
(PIPPIB) and forest cover. Then, PILI and LPHD Dabong. Next, a baseline
conducts consultations with related study and Focus Group Discussion
parties to obtain proposals of KPS/ were carried out with the 5 (five) groups
KUPS that will be the project targets. holding social forestry management
If the proposed KPS/KUPS passes permits regarding social forestry
stage 1, it can proceed to stage 2. management plans and business plans
At this stage, an assessment related that have been and will be developed.
to institutional aspects, leading The following activities were a writing
commodities, landscapes, and third- workshop for preparing business
party intervention is carried out. In plan assessment reports for the five
the last stage, the assessment is project targets and a workshop for
carried out with the relevant parties. writing business training modules and
The aspects assessed are business syllabus.
plans, institutional production of 2. Increasing the Capacity of KPS/KUPS
commodities or environmental in Managing Business
services, and marketing networks The stages of this process are the
for commodities or environmental implementation of 10 training sessions
services. At this stage, 5 (five) project consisting of: (1) Training on the

Implementation of training series to develop KPS/KUPS business capacities

Yayasan Pusat Informasi Lingkungan This project started in August 2022

Indonesia (PILI), together with The and ended in March 2023. The targets
Government of West Kalimantan that have been achieved include:
Province, the IDH-Sustainable Trade 1. There is an assessment of the KPS/
Initiative through Yayasan Inisiatif KUPS Business Plan
Dagang Hijau (YIDH), and UNDP are The stages of this process are
also encouraging the development of conducting desktop studies,
low-carbon development with the Social outreach and consultation with the
Forestry scheme based on Social Forestry Working Group (Kelompok Kerja/
Groups/Social Forestry Business Groups Pokja) for the Acceleration of Green
(Kelompok Perhutanan Sosial-KPS/ Growth (Percepatan Pertumbuhan
Kelompok Usaha Perhutanan Sosial- Hijau/PPH), Forest Management Unit
KUPS). Yayasan PILI is the implementing (Kesatuan Pengelolaan Hutan/KPH)
partner for Project 215564, entitled Kubu Raya, local NGOs, and other
“Developing and Strengthening parties to determine 5 (five) KPS/
Capacity on Business Development at KUPS targets for the pilot project. One of the training participant explain the result of group discustion as part of the training
Village Level in Kubu Raya District, West There are three stages of assessment activities
Kalimantan Province.” with a scoring system. The first stage

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 Social Forestry Business Governance before and after the training. participants from LPHD Ambawang fragrant ginger, and peatland
Policy Framework, (2) Training on The training series occurred from totalled 6 (six) people with a agro-tourism
the Identification and Assessment Tuesday, 25 October 2022, to composition of 3 (three) women and • LPHD Sungai Nibung: Rebon
of KPS/KUPS Superior Products, (3) Wednesday, 7 December 2022. The 3 (three) men. shrimps, mangrove crabs, and
Training on the Financial Feasibility activities occurred in six locations: 3. There is an agreement between Tengkuyung Beach Ecotourism
Assessment of KPS/KUPS Superior Batu Ampar District Hall, Meeting the KPS/KUPS Project Target and • LPHD Dabong: Mangrove crabs,
Products, (4) Training on the Business Area of Sungai Jawi Village Forest, Buyers/Investors/Business Partners processed cassava, handicraft
Model Canvas of KPS/KUPS Superior Dabong Village Multipurpose There are 5 (five) business proposals products, and Beteng Batang
Products, (5) Training on the KPS/ Building, Sungai Nibung Information that have been prepared by each Beach Ecotourism
KUPS Business Evaluation, (6) Training Building, Hotel 95 Pontianak, KPS/KUPS post-training project Furthermore, the proposal is
on the Marketing and Promotion and Hotel Neo Pontianak. This target. The following are the products presented to parties such as banks,
Strategies, (7) Training on Simple training activity involved not only submitted by each KPS/KUPS in their related agencies, and potential
Financial Management for KPS/ participants from the five selected business proposals: buyers. After the presentation is
KUPS Business, (8&9) Training on the target projects but also participants • LPHD Medan Mas: Kelulut honey, made, the next step is the facilitation
Preparation of KPS/KUPS Business from LPHD Ambawang who became kap bread, and Virgin Coconut Oil of business agreements between
Proposals, and (10) Training on the the Window B Project’s affirmative (VCO) KPS/KUPS and buyers and investors.
Business Funding Tips and Tricks. Pre- action for indigenous peoples. The • LPHD Sungai Besar: Products There were 4 (four) agreements
test and post-test question sheets number of participants from the five derived from coconut, crab/ reached through this project, namely:
were filled in and analyzed from project targets is 40 people, with a renjong, and kelulut honey • The partnership between KPS/
each training held to determine the composition of 9 (nine) women and • LPHD Sungai Jawi: Kelulut honey, KUPS Medan Mas and the Rimba
increase in the participants’ abilities 31 (thirty-one) men. Meanwhile, Lestari Khatulistiwa Cooperative
regarding the supply of kelulut
honey products.
• The partnership between KPS/
KUPS Medan Mas and Dekranasda
of Kubu Raya District regarding the
supply of kelulut honey products.
• The partnership between KPS/
KUPS Medan Mas and Asosiasi
Perlebahan Indonesia (APIDA) of
West Kalimantan regarding the
supply of kelulut honey products.
• Letter of Interest from CV Pesona
Kalbar Hijau for 5 KPS/KUPS
project targets related to product
development assistance.
Learn more about our site activity
through the link below:
1. https://pili.or.id/index.php/tentang-
kami/info-pili/224-meningkatkan-
kapasitas-kps-kups-di-kubu-raya
2. h t t p s : / / w w w. i n s t a g r a m . c o m / p /
Cl7mYDNv0uc/?utm_source=ig_
web_copy_link
The signment of agreement
regarding the partnership between
KPS/KUPS with various parties,
also knowledge by the head of
DLHK West Kalimantan Province

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 Nine modules developed for
the training series

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Sustainable Livelihood Development in

Communities In and Around the Lake Bian
Wildlife Reserve Area in Merauke District,
South Papua Province

I
n 2022, PILI, together with the San-
to Antonius Foundation (Yasanto) as
program implementation coordina-
tor in the Strategic Approach 2 section:
Sustainable Economic Development,
will carry out a series of activities that
are part of the implementation of the
Remediation and Compensation Plan
(RaCP) of PT Bio Inti Agrindo (PT BIA), in
meeting RSPO oil palm plantation sus-
tainability standards.
PT BIA as a member of the RSPO, is
required to comply with all RSPO Prin-
ciples & Criteria (P&C). One of them is
preparing and implementing the Reme-
diation and Compensation Plan (RaCP).
The approved program is a partnership
Air view of Boha Village program in supporting conservation
at the Lake Bian Wildlife around the Lake Bian Wildlife Reserve
Reserve Area (LBWR) through developing indigenous
Papuans.

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 The process of agreeing on the agenda for the Training of Trainers with participants
Participants of the Training of Trainers for Sustainable Livelihood Studies listen to from the Yasanto Polytechnic and BIA
material on how to collect data before going to the village

The activities carried out by PILI • Module Series #2 Study on Local

together with Yasanto took place in 8 Community Sustainable Product
(eight) villages in and around the LBWR Potential
area, namely Selow, Waan, Kolam, • Module Series #3 Study on Local
Boha, Pachas, Muting, Kendiki, and Selil Community Commodity Marketing
Villages. Initially, training was conducted and Value Chain
for Yasanto’s field staff and facilitators to • Module Series #4 Study on
carry out sustainable livelihood studies The Need for and Adoption of
in the eight villages. This study aims Appropriate Technology
to develop baseline data on social, • Module Series #5 Study on
economic, ecological environment, Sustainable Livelihoods Framework
and sustainable local business 2. Implementation of the Free, Prior,
development, using the sustainable land and Informed Consent (FPIC) stage
use and livelihood planning method, 3. Implementation of Trainings of
emphasizing community participation Trainers (ToT) targeting facilitators
to manage village livelihood assets in a and enumerators who carry out
balanced and sustainable manner. studies in 8 (eight) villages
The following are the activities carried 4. Implementation of participatory
out in 2022: studies in 8 (eight) villages
1. Development of 5 (five) module series 5. Analysis of data from participatory
for Training of Trainers, including: study results by applying 5 (five) serial
• Module Series #1 Study on modules. The sub-activities carried Participatory mapping of village areas with the community in Selil Village, Ulilin
Participatory Village Level Land out were consolidation of field data District, Merauke
Use and finalization of study reports in 8
(eight) villages

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 Series of modules for sustainable livelihood development around Bian Lake
Wildlife Sanctuary

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 Reports on social and economic base-
line studies in 8 villages around the
Bian River area

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Nabire Landscape
Conservation Program

A
s a continuation of activities in
2021 (Phase-1), Goodhope Asia
Holdings Ltd. (Goodhope) and
PILI continue their collaboration in 2022
in Phase-2. Series of implementation of
the Conservation Partnership Program in
the Essential Ecosystem Area (Kawasan
Ekosistem Esensial/KEE), Nabire, Papua,
which focuses on the performance
of Phase-1 planning documents at
the site level and the preparation and
agreement of the KEE Protection Action
One of the women from the IPGs
Plan Document.
in Nabire participated on the
planting activities

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 Phase-2 Achievements: pilot locations together with
1. Policy and institutional support for indigenous peoples’ groups (IPGs)
KEE protection as part of a low-carbon • Availability of an adaptive
development strategy in Nabire management action plan
Regency through implementing document to address the KEE
policy dialogue, mentoring, and threat in Sima and Wanggar Pantai
escorting the issuance of 1) Regency Villages
Head’s Decree Number 18 of 2022 • Implementation of periodic
dated 28 January 2022 concerning environmental monitoring with
KEE in Nabire Regency, and 2) KEE patrol plans
Regency Head’s Decree Number 228 • Assessment of Greenhouse Gas
of 2022 dated 1 July 2022 concerning (GHG) emissions and FOLU Net
the Formation of a KEE Management Sink for the Nabire landscape and
Team in Nabire Regency. two IPGs
2. Research report and participatory • Conducted KEE annual monitoring
planning for KEE protection and report writing workshops in 2 pilot
management: locations
• Assessment of risks of deforestation • Availability of press releases,
and KEE degradation in 2 (two) creation of media outreach, and
media coverage

A pilot plot of a family food security garden managed by the Manawari Rarei
Women Farmers Group in Nabire, Papua

The strategic approach designed in 4. Building nursery facilities for

the 2022 KEE Phase-2 management ecosystem restoration, strengthening
partnership activities include: village family food security, and village
1. Gathering the support of key communal superior commodities,
stakeholders in Nabire Regency 5. Building business models for
through Community Conservation sustainable livelihoods supported by
Agreements (Kesepakatan market engagement,
Konservasi Masyarakat/KKM) and 6. Building learning from various parties
legal recognition of KEE, HCV, and in the management of KEE through
HCS areas, the Bumi Nabire Field School,
2. Forming Forest Care Community 7. Conduct socialization and training on
Groups for Ecosystem Recovery, NDPE and GAP, as well
3. Carry out an ecosystem monitoring 8. Carry out project coordination and Opening of the FGD Series on the Establishment of an Essential Ecosystem Area
program and risk assessment of forest management. Manager to support low-carbon development in Nabire District
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 3. Increasing community conservation showcase projects at public
capacity to carry out protection and exhibitions
monitoring of KEE in 2 (two) groups • Organizing a public exhibition with
of indigenous peoples the local government and the ranks
• Establishment of the Wagi Lestari of the Ministry of Environment
Forest Farmers Group (Kelompok and Forestry as a follow-up to the
Tani Hutan/KTH) through the establishment of KEE and KEE
Decree of the Head of Sima Village management institutions in Nabire
• Establishment of the Manawari Regency
Rarei Women Farmers Group • Participation in RSPO’s RT2022
(Kelompok Wanita Tani/KWT) event held in Malaysia to promote
through the Decree of the Head of RaCP activities implemented in
Sima Village Nabire District
• Formation of KTH Ohire Jaya • There is media coverage, making
through the Decree of the Head of media outreach, and press releases
Wanggar Pantai Village Learn more about our site activity
• Development and maintenance of through the link below:
a food and climate security garden
by KWT Manawari Rarei 1. https://www.pili.or.id/index.php/
• Installation of KEE information tentang-kami/info-pili/210-nabire-
boards in Sima and Wanggar dukung-strategi-pembangunan-
Pantai Villages rendah-karbon-dan-berketahanan-
• Construction of a mangrove bridge iklim-melalui-pengelolaan-kawasan-
as an ecotourism initiation in Sima ekosistem-esensial-kee
Village 2. h t t p s : / / w w w. p i l i . o r. i d / i n d e x .
• Development of a group secretariat php/tentang-kami/info-pili/211-
• Compilation of protocols and work pendampingan-kelompok-tani-di-
plans for community patrols, as well Members of KWT Manawari Rarei plants tree seedlings in the family’s food security garden. The harvest from this nabire
as rehabilitation and restoration garden can later be used by group members 3. h t t p s : / / w w w. p i l i . o r. i d / i n d e x .
programs for KTH and KWT in two php/tentang-kami/info-pili/213-
villages commodities needed by the • Implementation of a feasibility pemantauan-biodiversitas-di-nabire-
• Implementation of training community, which were developed study of carbon credits for two edin-jardin-tanah-papua
on technical aspects of KEE in three nursery houses in Sima groups of indigenous peoples 4. https://pili.or.id/index.php/kabar-
management for KTH and KWT in and Wanggar Pantai • Implementation of curriculum and konservasi/214-peringatan-hkan-
two villages 5. Implementation school to develop training for Bumi Nabire Field tahun-2022-di-nabire-melindungi-
• Implementation of monitoring a small-scale green business model Schools, including 1) Biodiversity kawasan-ekosistem-esensial-kee-
(patrols) in 3 (three) blocks: HCV- for sustainable livelihoods in two monitoring, 2) Forest and land fire mewujudkan-pembangunan-rendah-
HCS, RaCP, and coastal areas indigenous community groups as management, 3) Using the patrol karbon-di-lanskap-papua-tengah
• Implementation of integrated a pilot activity (Bumi Nabire Field application, 4) Tree nurseries, 5) 5. https://pili.or.id/index.php/kabar-
collaborative environmental School) Orchid nurseries, and 6) Ecotourism. konservasi/216-peringatan-hkan-
monitoring (including water quality • Availability of an integrated social • There is media coverage, making dan-hut-ri-ke-77-mengusung-tema-
assessment) with KEE patrols in management plan for two pilot media outreach, and press releases konservasi-sebagai-penggerak-
two pilot locations locations which was discussed with 6. Local business partners and market pembangunan-ekonomi-hijau-
4. Preparation of seedlings for PT NB’s CSR Team engagement programs menuju-nabire-hebat
rehabilitation and restoration • Facilitation of business units for • Implementation of meetings with 6. https://pili.or.id/index.php/kabar-
activities small-scale indigenous peoples’ buyer groups konservasi/223-cerita-mantan-
• Availability of seed stocks for groups (ecotourism) in Sima and • Conducted workshops with Nabire pemburu-di-nabire
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 Representatives of Goodhope Asia Holdings visited Sima Village, Yaur District,
Nabire

PT Nabire Baru with PILI participated the RT2022 RSPO

Speech by the Regent of Nabire, Mesak Magai, at the Public Exhibition in
at Shangri-La Hotel Kuala Lumpur
August 2022

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 Biodiversity Monitor- Regency Head’s Decree
ing Report Phase 2 in Number 18 of 2022
the HCV-HCS Area dated 28 January 2022
and PT Nabire Baru concerning KEE in
and PT Sariwana Adi Nabire Regency
Perkasa Compensation
Areas

Community-Based Regency Head’s Decree

Ecosystem Recovery Number 228 of 2022 dated
Plan in the KEE Area 1 July 2022 concerning the
of Sima and Wanggar Formation of a KEE Man-
Pantai Villages agement Team in Nabire
Regency

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 Socialization with the IPGs in Sima Village regarding the
Mangrove Ecotourism Plan

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Nature-based Solution (NbS)

O r climate-based solutions are

actions to protect, sustainably
regulate, or restore natural eco-
systems, so that they can address so-
cial challenges such as climate change,
health, food and water security, and di-
saster risk reduction in an effective and
adaptive manner at the same time pro-
vide for human well-being and biodiver-
sity (World Bank, 2022).
There has been a great deal of recent
interest in NbS because it is considered
as an approach to addressing climate
Mangrove area at Wanggar Pantai change with socio-economic and envi-
Village, Yaro District, Nabire ronmental co-benefits. The following
are some of our works which are related
to NbS Projects.

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 Study of Nature-based Solution
(NbS) Program Development to
Support Net Zero Emission

I
n 2022, PILI partners with Astra Agro
Lestari (AALI) to carry out rapid field-
checks in 9 (nine) potential locations to
fulfill AALI's sustainability policies through Mangrove area near Sima Village. Apart from being
the NbS scheme. a potential ecotourism area, mangroves also play an
important role in mitigating climate change

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 Study of The Development of
a Nature-based Solution (NbS)
Program to Support Low-Carbon
Level Development in Jurisdictions

1. In 2022, PILI partners with Shell

Consultants to conduct a rapid
field check of institutional studies in
developing the potential of NbS in
Southeast Maluku Regency, Maluku
Province.
2. In 2022, PILI begins a partnership
stage with PT MOL Indonesia to
conduct a rapid field check of
institutional studies in developing the
potential of NBS in Nabire Regency,
Central Papua Province.

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 Green The Earth in
Kamojang – Planting Trees
in The Kamojang Eagle
Conservation Center Area

T
he tree planting activity in the
Kamojang Eagle Conservation
Center area was carried out in
collaboration with Jejak.in, PILI and
Raptor Indonesia (RAIN). The purpose
of implementing the activity is to build
critical awareness and arouse community
interest so that they can play an active
Head of Samarang sub-district (left) as a representative of Garut Regency
role, especially in planting and caring
attended a tree planting activity in Kamojang, Garut to commemorate
for trees as a producer of oxygen for the
National Plant and Animal Love Day and International Tree Day
community.

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 The “Green the Earth in Kamojang” the seedlings, planting, and marking the
activity was held to commemorate tree barcodes. As many as 388 barcodes
National Plant and Animal Love Day were given in 5 areas (Information
on November 5 and International Tree Center, Rajawali, Habituation, and
Day on November 21. An area of 3.5 Breeding). The distribution of barcodes
ha is planted with three plant species, was adjusted according to the area. The
including manglid (Manglietia glauca), ki eagle area had the largest area, namely
sireum (Eugenia clavimyrtus), and huru 0.9 Ha, while the breeding area had the
(Machilus rimota). The total number of smallest area, 0.59 Ha. Breeding areas
plants that have been planted is 8,000 are given the fewest barcodes because
seeds. this area is a closed area where eagles
The activities included preparing the are cared for. Too much human activity
nursery, structuring and embroidering will cause the eagles to be in a state of
the seedlings, clearing the land, clearing, stress.
making the planting paths, distributing

Two participants planted manglid (Manglietia glauca) tree seedlings

in the Kamojang Raptor Conservation Center area

Speech from the Field Manager of the Kamojang Raptor Conservation

Center on raptor release and tree planting event

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 IMPACT
HIGHLIGHT Kubu Raya Regency Malinau Regency Berau Regency Raja Ampat Regency

2022 5 1 1 1
Plantation unit Plantation
543 insector
Buffer at Buffer ktCO2e/year
unit at the FOLU
Villages PT INHUTANI II PT INHUTANI I Village
*

8
Peatland ecosystem Peatland ecosystem
Wetland and habitat of Bornean
ecosystem and habitat of Bornean Indigenous
native orangutan native orangutan people groups

12,900 3,150 15,400 Coral reef ecosystem

and marine mammals
Way Kambas National Park ktCO2e/year
in the FOLU
ktCO2e/year
in the FOLU ktCO2e/year migration routes

2
sector * sector * in the FOLU
sector *
Buffer
Villages

2 Forest farmer
groups 1 Women
group
1
Women
farmer
group

Tropical rainforest ecosystem and habitat of

protected Sumatran native five big mammals
and feeding ground of agile gibbon and
siamang
East Barito Regency
311
2
ktCO2e/year
in the FOLU Concession
sector * area at PT ASL
& PT HAL

Peatland ecosystem
and habitat of Bornean
native orangutan

Bukit Barisan Selatan National Park

3,020
ktCO2e/year
in the FOLU

6 2 3
sector *
Buffer Community Wild elephant
Villages groups task forces

Tropical rainforest
ecosystem and habitat of Sumatran
protected Sumatran native elephant
five big mammals

1,927
ktCO2e/year
in the FOLU
sector *

Nabire Regency

2
Rote Ndao Regency
2,020 insector
ktCO2e/year

2
Buffer the FOLU
Villages
24.2
ktCO2e/year *
Buffer in the FOLU Merauke Regency
Garut Regency Villages

8
sector *

1 2 1 4,650 insector
ktCO2e/year

4
Forest famers Women farmer Buffer the FOLU
Site at Habitat of protected groups group Villages
Indigenous Coral reef ecosystem and *
PKEK predatory birds marine mammals migration
people
groupps routes

326
Habitat of high economic value tree, Freshwater swamp areas and habitat of
ktCO2e/year mesoyi (Cryptocarya massoy); and endemic and protected Papuan native
in the FOLU protected Papuan native species, e.g. species, e.g. birds of paradise and
sector * birds of paradise and whale shark Papuan agile wallaby

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2022
year per location. PILI programs in each location
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Media Documentation

P ILI Green Network is committed

to becoming an institution that
plays a role in increasing public
knowledge and interest in the field of
conservation and the environment.
Our information media content
consists of articles, short videos, to
podcasts, which we present through the
institution’s official website, as well as
mainstream social media platforms such
as Instagram, YouTube, and Spotify,
which we hope can reach more people
in supporting the democratization of
knowledge and information.
Swamp area of one of the villages
We summarize the number of
at the Lake Bian Wildlife Reserve
information media that PILI presents
Area
during 2022 as follows:

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 PILI Green Network’s Youtube audience is dominated by From January to December 2022, PILI Green Network posts
male gender and aged 25-34 years. Most viewers come from 50 contents on Instagram. In general, one Instagram post
Indonesia. reaches around 250 accounts, of which approximately 30%
doesn’t follow @piligreennetwork account.

91,8 % 8,2 %
View Duration View Duration
2 3 5
Posting Posting Posting
40,8 % 68 85 139
50
Liked May Liked June Liked July

18 Posting
6 0 5
Video 28,6 % Published Posting Posting Posting
Published
185 0 179
2028 Liked August Liked September Liked October

6914 17,0 % Liked 13

Posting
16
Posting
Viewing
595 777
6,8 % 6,8 % Liked November Liked December

18-24 25-34 25-34 18-24 25-34

years old years old years old
Age of Viewers years old years old

During 2022, PILI Green Network publishes 28 articles on the PILI uploaded 6 podcasts and gain 11 listeners on Spotify,
website with an average of 336 views. which 75% listeners are come from Indonesia and 25% are
from United States.
3 4 2
Article Article Article 6
Podcast
1147 1328 631 Oublished
Viewed January Viewed February Viewed March
11
Viewing December
0 4 2
28 Article Article Article
Article
0 1472 1229
Published
Viewed April Viewed May Viewed June 25 %
United States
3 4 1
9433 Article Article Article
Viewed 953 1259 295
Viewed July Viewed August Viewed September

1 2 2 75 %
Article Article Article Indonesia
538 350 231
Viewed October Viewed November Viewed December

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 Statement of Financial Position
(Expressed in Rupiah, unless otherwise stated)

2022 2021
Assets
Current assets
Cash and cash equivalents 1.026.576.827 1.457.248.909
Project advances 99.196.000 40.000.000
Contribution receivables 228.988.900
Total Current Assets 1.354.761.727 1.497.248.909
Non-current assets
Fixed assets 151.080.000 151.080.000
Total Non Current Assets 151.080.000 151.080.000
Total assets 1.505.841.727 1.648.328.909
Liabilities and net assets
Liabilities -
Accrued Expenses
Net assets
Restricted Funds 1.659.772.576 697.452.047
Unrestricted Funds (153.930.849) 950.876.862
Total Net Assets 1.505.841.727 1.648.328.909
Total liabilities and net assets 1.505.841.727 1.648.328.909

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 Comprehensive Income Statement
(Expressed in Rupiah, unless otherwise stated)

2022 2021
Restricted Unrestricted Total Restricted Unrestricted Total
Revenues
Income 4.941.912.899 32.750.000 4.974.662.899 3.531.219.499 - 3.531.219.499
Foreign exchange, gain net - - - - - -
Interest income - 25.889.223 25.889.223 - 9.720.793 9.720.793
Others - 1.071.377.639 1.071.377.639 - - -
Net assets released from restrictions - - - - - -
Fulfillment of restricted programs - - - - - -
Total revenues 4.941.912.899 1.130.016.862 6.071.929.761 3.531.219.499 9.720.793 3.540.940.292
Expenses
Staff cost - 578.314.904 578.314.904 - 538.938.744 538.938.744
Grants and professional fees - 3.422.500 3.422.500 - - -
Traveling, meeting, and training - 58.850.915 58.850.915 - 219.425.773 219.425.773
Office and field operating costs - 470.400.452 470.400.452 - 95.531.989 95.531.989
Interest tax expenses - 7.584.425 7.584.425 - 3.016.159 3.016.159
Program expenses 5.095.843.748 - 5.095.843.748 2.580.342.637 - 2.580.342.637
Total Expenses 5.095.843.748 1.118.573.196 6.214.416.944 2.580.342.637 856.912.665 3.437.255.302
Net increase in net assets (153.930.849) 11.443.667 (142.487.182) 950.876.862 (847.191.872) 103.684.990
Net assets at beginning of year 1.648.328.909 1.648.328.909 1.544.643.919 1.544.643.919
Net assets at end of year (153.930.849) 1.659.772.576 1.505.841.727 950.876.862 697.452.047 1.648.328.909

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