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        "msgid": "east-kalimantan-and-world-bank-draft-evaluation-report-for-emission-reduction-programme-1784278501",
        "date": "2026-07-17 14:34:59",
        "title": "East Kalimantan and World Bank Draft Evaluation Report for Emission Reduction Programme",
        "author": "",
        "source": "ANTARA_ID",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Environment",
        "summary": "The East Kalimantan Provincial Government, in collaboration with the World Bank, has commenced drafting the final evaluation report for its pioneering Emission Reduction Programme. The Implementation Completion and Results Report will document the successes, best practices, and challenges of the East Kalimantan Project for Emission Reduction Results, which serves as a model for jurisdictional REDD+. The initiative highlights the province's strategic role, given its 6.5 million hectares of forest cover, in supporting national climate change mitigation targets through results-based payment schemes.",
        "content": "<p>Samarinda (ANTARA) - The East Kalimantan Provincial Government,\ntogether with a World Bank team, has begun drafting the final evaluation\nreport for the East Kalimantan Project for Emission Reduction Results\n(EK-PERR), in order to document the success of sustainable forest\ngovernance in the region.<\/p>\n<p>Nanang, Head of the Natural Resources Division at the Economic\nAffairs Bureau of the East Kalimantan Regional Secretariat, explained in\nSamarinda on Friday that the preparation of the Implementation\nCompletion and Results Report (ICR) forms part of the project closure\nprocess. Its purpose is to evaluate the implementation of the programme\ncomprehensively, from the planning stage through to completion.<\/p>\n<p>He said the report will also document the various achievements, best\npractices and challenges faced during the implementation of the\nprogramme.<\/p>\n<p>\u201cWe are continuing to gather input from all regional government\norganisations (OPD) and agencies involved, and then compiling the ICR\nReport as the official project closure report to the World Bank,\u201d Nanang\nsaid during a meeting with Franka Braun, Senior Natural Resource\nSpecialist at the World Bank, along with representatives of the East\nKalimantan provincial government\u2019s regional apparatus.<\/p>\n<p>According to him, East Kalimantan was chosen as the pilot province\nbecause it has around 6.5 million hectares of forest cover. This figure\nmakes it one of the largest tropical forest landscapes in Indonesia,\nplaying a strategic role in supporting the national climate change\nmitigation targets.<\/p>\n<p>In its implementation, the preparation of the Emission Reductions\nProgram Document (ERPD) and the negotiation of the Emission Reductions\nPayment Agreement (ERPA) were crucial stages. Both processes formed the\nbasis for the application of a results-based payment scheme for verified\nreductions in greenhouse gas emissions.<\/p>\n<p>The experience of implementing the FCPF Carbon Fund in East\nKalimantan shows that jurisdiction-based REDD+ implementation is not\nsolely oriented towards the carbon payment mechanism.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/east-kalimantan-and-world-bank-draft-evaluation-report-for-emission-reduction-programme-1784278501",
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