Project/Juridiction proponent

Project/Juridiction Partners

Project characteristics

• ID-RECCO ID
  595
• Project status 2022
  TBC
• Project name
  Community Forests for Climate, People, and Wildlife Hutan Desa Durian Rambun, Jambi
• Secondary name
  Durian Rambun
• Country
  Indonesia
• Last IDRECCO update year
  2020
• Size (in hectare)
  3616
• Start year
  ND
• End year
  2042
• Duration
  30
• Project description
  Forest-dependent communities on the island of Sumatra are developing an Avoided Deforestation and Degradation (ADD) Payment on Ecosystem Services (PES) project with Fauna & Fauna International (FFI) and local NGOs. The project initially focuses on the village forest (Hutan Desa [HD]) Rio Kemunyang in Durian Rambun village in Jambi and is expected to expand into other neighbouring community forests. These village forests are under threat from the migration of new settlers, particularly coffee farmers.Project activities include enrichment planting, protection of natural regeneration of native species, tree planting and agroforestry improvement. The communities are involved through forest patrolling activities and sustainable forest management. The project aims to set up sustainable enterprises focusing on improving coffee production and onsite processing.
• Objective 1
  biodiversity conservation
• Objective 2
  timber production
• Objective 3
  social development
• Deforestation drivers
  illegal logging, industrial agriculture or cattle ranching, industrial wood exploitation, mining
• Type of forest
  humid
• Project activity
  REDD
• Project Type
  REDD
• Details for Afforestation/Reforestation activity
  NA
• Multiple locations?
  Non
• Jurisdiction level 1
  Province : Jambi
• Jurisdiction level 2
  District: Merangin

Carbon accounting

• Crediting period
  2013-2042
• Period to calculate annual carbon credits
• Annual carbon credits
• Total carbon credits
  770911
• Leakage is expected?
  ND
• Carbon pools included
  ND
• Gasses included
  ND
• Reference period start year
  ND
• Reference period end year
  ND
• Carbon standard 1
  Plan vivo

Carbon certification

• Carbon standard 1 Progress
  certified
• Carbon standard 1 Publication date
  43055
• Carbon standard 1 Weblinks
  https://mer.markit.com/br-reg/public/project.jsp?project_id=104000000013993
• Carbon standard 1 Expiry date
  ND
• Carbon standard 2
  none
• Carbon standard 2 Progress
  ND
• Carbon standard 2 Publication date
  ND
• Carbon standard 2 Weblinks
  ND
• Carbon standard 2 Expiry date
  ND
• Carbon standard 3
  none
• Carbon standard 3 Progress
  ND
• Carbon standard 3 Publication date
  ND
• Carbon standard 3 Weblinks
  ND
• Carbon standard 3 Expiry date
  ND
• Source of information
  PIN Plan Vivo: http://www.planvivo.org/wp-content/uploads/CFES-Indonesia_PIN_published.pdf; http://www.fauna-flora.org/initiatives/community-forests-for-climate-people-and-wildlife/; http://www.fauna-flora.org/wp-content/uploads/Community_Forests_for_Climate_People_and_Wildlife_2014.pdf Plan vivo PDD: http://www.planvivo.org/project-network/durian-rambun-indonesia/

Community level intervention

• Any monetary benefits?
  Yes
• Monetary benefit type
  Conditional
• Monetary benefit detail
  Conditional: The village receives payments conditional to the agreed commitments in the plan vivos management plans. Cifor's global survey: Reduced deforestation (compare with the baseline) in Laman Satong and Rio Kemunyang. Tree density of 400 trees/ha (planted and existing) in Aik Bual . The agreed bennefit sharing is: Women group (10%) will focus on developing entrerprises such as coffee processing. - Youth group (5%), for sports (e.g. soccer, volley ball, takraw, table tennis) - Village forest intitution/LDPHD will manage the fund for forest conservation activities (20%) (e.g. patrol, boundary marking) and forest-related economic developement activities (25%) such as tree nursery and tree planting/enrichment. - Village government is to provide supervision and support to LDPHD. Village government plans include: social benefits (15%) (elders, disable, orphan children, female-headed households), infrastructure maintenance (15%) (road, micro-hydro, running water), and economic development (5%) e.g. tree nursery, cash crops cultivation, pest control. - Adat/customary instutions (5%) to organise adat/customary meeting to discuss matters related to the Hutan Desa. Also to provide support for custormary events. Trial payment to monitor the benefit sharing mechanism that were developed and agreed among the community.
• Provides employment?
  ND
• Are there non-cash benefits?
  Yes
• Economic activities - type
  agroforestry | plantation forestry | tree planting
• Is there tenure clarification?
  Yes
• Is there environmental education?
  Yes
• Is there forest access restriction or control/monitoring of deforestation?
  Yes
• Is there forest enhancement?
  Yes
• Is there community infrastracture improvement?
  Yes
• Is there other community benefits?
  Yes