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PRESIDENT’S DELIVERY UNIT FOR DEVELOPMENT MONITORING AND OVERSIGHT Indonesia ONE MAP: Assuring Better Delivery of National Development Goals Monetizing Geospatial Value and Practices For National Developmental Goals Dr. Nirarta Samadhi 5 th Deputy Head of President’s Delivery Unit for Development Monitoring and Oversight Republic of Indonesia Geospatial World Forum 2013 Rotterdam, May 12-13, 2013

Balancing 7% economic growth while reducing 26% emission is a challenge for Indonesia … special measures on reducing emission from forest and peatlands “We all aspire to reach better living conditions. Yet, this will not be possible by following the current growth model ... We need a practical twenty-first century development model that connects the dots between the key issues of our time: poverty reduction; job generation; inequality; climate change; environmental stress; water, energy and food security.” UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon “ We are devising an energy mix policy including LULUCF (land use, land use change and forestry) that will reduce our emissions by 26 percent by 2020 from BAU (business as usual). With international support we are confident that we can reduce emissions by as much as 41 percent ” Indonesia President Susilo B. Yudhoyono 2

Papua Primary Forest 2009: a comparison between MoEnvironment and MoForestry maps MoE MoF Ministry of Environment Ministry of Forestry 27.2 32.6 11.6 59.8 million Ha 44.2 million Ha 3

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One map for national reference ... … there should be one authoritative map for national reference ..! President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono Cabinet Meeting on measures for emission reduction from deforestation and forest degradation, December 23, 2010 5

Presidential Instruction No. 10/2011 provides momentum to improve governance and reform the bureaucracy through ONE MAP processes ... “ Presidential Instruction No. 10/2011 on New License Issuance Moratorium on Forest and Peatlands aims at improving the governance of forest and peatlands management … to instruct the National Geospatial Information Agency, Ministry of Forestry, Ministry of Agriculture, National Land Agency to update the Moratorium Map every 6 months … “ Minister Kuntoro Mangkusubroto Head of President’s Delivery Unit Head of National Taskforce on REDD+ May 2011 6 6

ONE MAP processes create collaboration opportunity and trust building among ministries and state agencies ... and gaining authoritative map quality 7 7

ONE MAP processes are a movement towards … Reference one one Standard Database Geoportal 8 8

A robust, credible and authoritative ONE MAP should adhere to … Consistency Accessibility pri princi nciple ples Transparency Participatory 9

ONE MAP principles: consistent between land class and reality on the ground Other Land Use Conservation Area Waterways Protected Forest Production Forest Convertible Production Forest Limited Production Forest Forest Park Touristic Natural Forest Park 10

ONE MAP principles: consistent among the sources of information Map of administrative areas and boundaries in South Sumatera Province from two official sources show different boundary and geometrical shape of the same administrative area. Creates inconsistencies of geospatial information, leads to unaccountable spatial planning and development policy. 11

ONE MAP principles: accessible and free of charge (1/2) 12

ONE MAP principles: accessible and free of charge (2/2) Downloadable shapefile of Forest License Moratorium Map from MoF, UKP4 and REDD+ Taskforce websites. 13

One Map principles: transparent and collaborative (1/5) 14

One Map principles: transparent and collaborative (2/5) 15

One Map principles: transparent and collaborative (3/5) Legend : Kabupaten Boundary Forested Cover PT Teluk Nauli Forest Concession Primary Forest: Protected Forest + Primary Forest: Conservation Area Proposal to be included in IMM Proposal to be included in IMM 16

One Map principles: transparent and collaborative (4/5) 17 17

One Map principles: transparent and collaborative (5/5) Participative Map Ancestral Domain Map of Ba’tan , Sub District Wara Barat, Kota Palopo, South Sulawesi (Source: JKPP/BRWA) 18

Monetizing geospatial value and practices for National Developmental Goals: ONE MAP next steps and challenges … 1 The acceleration of the basic map of Indonesia provision at the scale of 50K, free of charge, to be used as ‘one standard’ by everyone from every sector, institution and government level, also for any kind of purpose. 2 The acceleration of thematic map of Indonesia provision by initiating 11 working groups on mapping themes consist of various ministries and state agencies using ONE MAP collaboration model. The acceleration of forest area gazettement as one of the strategic initiative of forestry theme. 3 The continuous improvement of and campaign on the national geoportal www.tanahair.indonesia.go.id as the authoritative source of national geospatial information. 4 The acceleration of national vertical spatial data integration process. Establishing sub-national geospatial information custodian unit. 5 The reformulation of survey and mapping vocational school curriculum and system to facilitate the acceleration of skilled labor provision. The development of survey and mapping professional licensing system and institutional building. 19

PRESIDENT’S DELIVERY UNIT FOR DEVELOPMENT MONITORING AND OVERSIGHT Indonesia ONE MAP: Assuring Better Delivery of National Development Goals Monetizing Geospatial Value and Practices For National Developmental Goals Dr. Nirarta Samadhi 5 th Deputy Head of President’s Delivery Unit for Development Monitoring and Oversight Republic of Indonesia Geospatial World Forum 2013 Rotterdam, May 12-13, 2013