MANGROVES FOR THE FUTURE (MFF)

Local fishers along the Chumphon river © MFF Thailand

 MANGROVE FOR THE FUTURE (MFF)

➢ Kerjasama Regional yang dibentuk setelah kejadian sunami tahun 2004, bertujuan mendukung konservasi
kawasan pesisir untuk pembangunan berkelanjutan dan meningkatkan resiliensi masyarakat pesisir;
➢ Awal dibentuk, MFF berfokus di 6 (enam negara): India, Indonesia, Maldives, Seychelles, Sri Lanka, Thailand;
➢ Beberapa negara lain kemudian bergabung termasuk: Bangladesh, Cambodia, Myanmar, Pakistan dan Vietnam.
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 VISI-MISI MFF

GOAL: Memperkuat resiliensi masyarakat yang bergantung pada ekosistem pesisir

VISI: Menciptakan ekosistem pesisir yang sehat untuk kesejahteraan masyarakat
PRINSIP-PRINSIP MFF:
• Policy relevant  Mendukung kebijakan nasional terkait rehabilitasi kawasan pesisir
• People centered  Membantu masyarakat pesisir dalam mengembangkan mata
pencaharian
• Partnership based  Bekerjasama dengan multipihak (termasuk pemerintah pusat,
daerah, LSM, universitas, swasta)
• Investment oriented  Menekankan bahwa ekosistem pesisir merupakan infrastuktur
alami yang memiliki nilai berharga
CROSS CUTTING ISSUES
• Climate Change (perubahan iklim)
• Gender mainstreaming
• Pelibatan pihak swasta

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MFF GOVERNANCE

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 National Coordinating Body (NCB)

1. Direktorat Kelautan dan Perikanan, Bappenas NCB

2. Direktorat Pendayagunaan Pesisir dan Pulau-
Pulau Kecil, KKP
3. Direktorat Konservasi Tanah dan Air, KLHK
4. Direktorat Pengendalian, Pencemaran dan
Kerusakan Pesisir dan Laut, KLHK
5. Direktorat Sinkronisasi Urusan Pemerintah
Daerah I, Kemendagri
6. Direktorat Sinkronisasi Urusan Pemerintah
Daerah II, Kemendagri
7. LPP Mangrove
8. Wetlands International Indonesia (WII)
9. UNDP Indonesia
10. Ahli Mangrove
- Rapat NCB
- Membuat dokumen National Strategy and Action Plan
(NSAP)
- Partisipasi dalam kegiatan nasional terkait mangrove
- Memberikan masukan dan arahan terkait pelaksanaan
proyek
Grant Facility(ies)
Dana hibah kepada kelompok masyarakat untuk kegiatan
restorasi kawasan pesisir dan peningkatan mata
pencaharian (livelihood)

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Fasilitas Dana Hibah MFF 2010-2016

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Project
RAP
Selection (Ressilience Problem
Analysis Protocol) i.e. Coastal abrasion

Issues
i.e. Poverty

Project Parameter &

intervention Indicator (P&I)
Water break soft engineering and Structure condition
Prioritize mangrove planting Sediment/mud trapped
Communities % survival rate of mangrove
living in economic support/capacity planting
coastal area
development/livelihood program Product order
(Vulnerable
people to CC Costs, sales, profit
impact) Project implementation
Women and men share roles in implementing
project ME Project performance
reported
Selected people >>Group establishment
Gender criteria, give equal opportunity for women
and men to access and benefit from the project
Targeted People
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 PROGRAM MFF 2010-2018

Total Total Total

30 Proyek SGF ,1 MGF & 1 LGF Total 36 Desa di 7 1,350,670 mangrove 147,05 ha area
provinsi terlibat dalam telah ditanam restorasi
proyek

47 program pemberdayaan SGF 2016: SGF 2014: Total Peningkatan kesadaran

masyarakat 119 orang penerima manfaat
langsung dan 25,569 orang
penerima tidak langsung
peningkatan pendapatan
masyarakat mencapai
$21,000; dan SGF 2016
mencapai $2,770
masyarakat terhadap
fungsi ekosistem mangrove
dan kawasan pesisir
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 PROGRAM MFF 2010-2018

 strategic PoWs
1. PoW 2 Designing sound coastal rehabilitation
2. PoW 5 Applying monitoring, learning and evaluation
3. PoW 6 Promoting civil society engagement
4. PoW 7 Building capacity for management
5. PoW 8 Supporting environmentally sustainable
livelihoods
6. PoW 9 Improving community resilience
7. PoW 11 Supporting national coastal programme
8. PoW 12 Strengthening integrated coastal planning
Dokumen NSAP 2012-2015 dan
9. PoW 15 Encouraging sustainable businees practice
2016-2019

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 SGF implementation
Rehabilitation activities
Grantee Number of Number of Survi Number of Number of Survi Degraded
mangrove mangrove val coastal coastal val area
panted survived rate vegetation vegetation rate restored
(%) planted survived (%) (ha) Ecological
mangrove
restoration
Sambaco 41,000 35,150 86 5

SAR 74,000 55,000 75 3

UNTAG 1,050 788 75 0,25
IAINJ 1,000 750 75 1,5
ISES 40,000 32,000 80 1,000 750 75 5
KPAPPD 10,000 8,500 85 1
TOTAL 166,050 131,438 2,000 1,500 15,75

Economic activities
Products Activities Number of grantees
Mangrove-based Flour from mangrove 2 grantees
products fruit (Bruguiera), batik Coastal vegetation
from mangrove fruit planting
Fisheries-bases Fish (milkfish) cracker, 6 grantees
products clam cracker, fish floss
(shredded mackerel
tuna), grill-milkfish
cake Women empowerment
Aquaculture Crab rearing/fattening, 1 grantee & livelihood
milkfish culture diversification product
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SGF implementation

Livelihood
•423 kg milkfish/6 months, provide income up
to IDR 5,076,000 (USD 416/half year)
•25 kg mud-crab/ 3 weeks, provide income up
to IDR 1,875,000 (USD 154/three weeks)
•15-20 kg fish cracker/week, provide income
up to IDR 500,000/week (USD 168/month)

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 PROGRAM MFF 2010-2018

Seminar Nasional
bekerjasama
dengan Universitas
UNG-Gorontalo dan
17 Agustus 1945-
Banyuwangi

Dokumen NSAP 2012-2015 dan

2016-2019

Partisipasi dalam Konferensi Seminar terkait pengelolaan pesisir dan Grantee to grantee lesson
Mangrove Nasional peningkatan ekonomi masyarakat learned workshop
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 PROGRAM MFF 2010-2018

Menyelenggarakan pelatihan-pelatihan, diantaranya pelatihan penghitungan

cadangan karbon mangrove, strategi pemasaran dan pelatihan gender

Project Cycle Management (PCM) Pembuatan film dokumenter MFF

Training dan Pelatihan
Management Keuangan
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 PROGRAM MFF 2010-2018

Training on Mangroves-Carbon Counting

Target :
To enhance capacity of stakeholders including
government, NGOs and others in measuring
and counting carbon in mangroves forest
Presentations :
• MOEF presents role of mangroves forest in climate change
mitigation and adaptation  relates to government‘s pledge to
reduce emissions 29% and 41% by 2030
•CI presents Blue Carbon Approach relates to climate change
mitigation and SDG 14 (preliminary results of carbon stock in Participants :
West Papua, communicating the importance of mangrove The attendees comprised 37
ecosystem for local communities, etc.) representatives from government,
•WII presents mangrove related information including Geo NGOs and Universities
spatial map, steps to be taken to measure carbon stock in the
field and data calculation

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Pemberdayaan perempuan
dan diversifikasi kegiatan
ekonomi

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 Restorasi mangrove melalui penerapan
struktur perangkap sedimen

Menanam Mangrove Bersama Kegiatan Jambore

Anak Sekolah Dasar Nasional
Penanaman Cemara Laut
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 MFF dan BLUE CARBON

 Mendorong mangrove ke dalam agenda REDD

+ di Indonesia >>>FREL improvement 2020
sebagai momentum
 Training Mangrove-carbon
 Regional REDD+ workshop (Bangkok, July 2018)
 FGD (Juli 2018) dan expert meeting (Sept 2018)

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TERIMA KASIH

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