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Koperasi Hutan Jaya Lestari experience in Forest Management & Primary Wood Processing Industry Konawe Selatan – Sulawesi Tenggara By Jefferson Tasik BRIEF HISTORY Establishment of Koperasi Hutan Jaya Lestari in Konawe Selatan on march 18 2004. Koperasi Hutan Jaya Lestari (KHJL) together JAUH‐Sultra dan TFT conducting sustainable forest management in forest owned by members KHJL ( 2004 ). FSC certificate obtained by FSC on May 2005. Establishment of primary wood industry (PT. Konsel Jaya Lestari) in 2006 • SK IUPHHK‐HTR (community forest plantation permit) 4.639,95 Ha obtained from Bupati on June p 2009. • Signing RKUPHHK‐HTR (long‐term planning) & RKTUPHHK‐HTR (annual planning) in April 2010 by Kadishut Konawe Selatan . FSC certificate obtained by FSC for the second time (2010) FSC certificate obtained by FSC for the second time (2010) March 2011 obtained sawmill permit from governor of Sulawesi Tenggara, with the capacity of 300 m3/year. Implementation of Implementation of Timber Legality Assurance System for KHJL and Timber Legality Assurance System for KHJL and Industry on 2011. Forest Management Management of private forest Management of community forest plantation l t ti g p y y Management of primary wood industry (Raw Sawn Timber, Furniture & Handycraft) Towards Social Conglomeration…………… Towards Social Conglomeration Management of Private Forest • Identification of forest areas. • Recruitment of members & establishment of work units (763 members with total area 1.268 Ha, 23 b ih l 1 268 H 23 units) • Forest inventory F ti t • Annual Allowable Cut (AAC) • Logging, Loading & Transportation i di & i • Replanting & Forest protection • Conflict resolution Recapitulation of Annual Allowable Cut Year Ready for Harvest Invent y (M3) AAC (M AAC (M3) 2007 6.436,05 919,43 2008 4.838,82 691,26 2009 3.971,87 567,41 2010 3 510 35 3.510,35 501 48 501,48 Total 18.757.09 2.679,59 Recapitulation of Replanting p p g No. Year b f d Number of seeds of life Area (Ha) 1. 2005 52 69.085 2. 2006 36 48.200 3. 2007 54 90.000 4 4. 2008 113 146 252 146.252 5. 2009 351 469.995 6. 2010 136 182.255 742 1.005.787 Total Impact Economy Social & Culture Ecology • Timber Timber prices rise prices rise • Contribution to revenue (PAD) • Contribution to revenue (Village) • Windfall profits • Changes Changes in behavior in behavior from “illegal Logger” to forest conservationist • Plant culture Mindset of the younger • Mindset of the younger generation that the forest as a future savings • Increased confidence Selling the land does not • Selling the land does not become an alternative because there is guarantee of trees planted • Culture to maintain water resources and biodiversity • No more pesticide use and practice of burning land • Increasing Increasing the potential the potential of forest, especially teak • The increasing proliferation of fauna Growing crops on private • Growing crops on private land • CO2 absorption 13,7 ton/Ha (FWI 2008) Increase in water • Increase in water discharge MANAGEMENT HTR No Description 1 Area 1. A : 4.639,95 4 639 95 (ha) (h ) 2. Number of Block: 14 block 3. Number of compartment: 109 4. Number of sub compartment: 1089 Remarks Per year 560 Ha. 1 Block = 320 Ha 1 compartment = 40 Ha 1 sub compartment= 4 Ha Seed Requirement RKU 2010 ‐ 2019 No 1. 2. Seeds Jenis bibit a. Jati b. Sengon c. Mahoni M h i d. Gemelina e. MPTs Jumlah persemaian Number Of Seeds 3.484.272 1.451,378 1 742 136 1.742.136 2.177.671 27.960 17 % 40 20 20 20 - Remarks Distance 3x2m Lokasi/poligon RKT 2010 ‐ 2011 (560 Ha) No 1. Seeds Jenis bibit a. Jati b. Sengon c. Mahoni d. Gemelina e. MPTs Number of Seeds 362.945 96.785 181.473 145.178 2.330 % 40 20 20 20 - Remarks Distance 3x2m PRIMARY WOOD PROCESSING INDUSTRY Cutting i Log Cut in to thin slices Company stamp marking & Grading Delivery to buyer y y Ware house Chain of custody assisting 1 Inventory 6. Loading & Transportation 2. Tagging Trees 3. Logging 5. Numbering 4. Cutting Trees Challenge Short term needs of members Short‐term needs of members versus crop cycle length HTR development requires HTR development requires substantial investment for delineating and seeds delineating and seeds Strong commitment to assisting in strengthening human resources and strengthening human resources and institutional for the model application of management area pp g and business Recommendation It is time the government gives confidence to the community forest management because people were able to prove that theyy can manage g forests sustainably. sustainablyy. Need for long long‐‐term (minimal 10 years) commitment from investors for capital supportt for f the th community it with ith a low l interest Need for long long‐ g‐term commitment from donors for institutional strengthening and human resources in community based forest management For More Information JAUH – SULTRA (JARINGAN UNTUK HUTAN) JLN ABUNAWAS VII/ 19 KENDARI PHONE/FAX : 0401 3124966 PHONE/FAX : 0401‐3124966 EMAIL : [email protected]
