Background
Mangroves are among the most ecologically, economically, and socially valuable ecosystems. This coastal ecosystem has long been known for providing various ecosystem services such as food resources and livelihood for the local community, prevention of abrasion, floods, pollutions, and the adverse effects of ocean surges. By having 3-5 times more carbon stocks than any other lowland forests, this unique ecosystem has great potential in regulating global climate and conserving biodiversity.
Restoring Coastal Landscape for Adaptation Integrated Mitigation Project (ReCLAIM) is designed to measure the capacity of mitigation and adaptation of the degraded mangroves to the climate change compared with healthy mangroves to obtain an understanding of the appropriate restoration actions. Diponegoro University and Yayasan Inspirasi Keluarga KeSEMat (IKAMat), in collaboration with CIFOR, organized an Inception Workshop “Capacity Building for Local Government and Local Community on Mangrove Restoration” to introduce the ReCLAIM program to all participants where background, objectives, methods, and expected outcomes of this project was shared. Support by the David and Lucile Packard Foundation have made this endeavor possible.
Objectives
- Introduce the range of capacity building activities planned for relevant stakeholders to be undertaken by ReCLAIM project
- Invite feedback from stakeholders via participatory discussions on planned activities at three project sites
- Enhance the knowledge and build capacity of local governments and local communities on mangrove restoration
Presentations
Introduction to ReCLAIM program
- Introducing the Restoring Coastal Landscape for Adaptation-Integrated Mitigation Program (ReCLAIM)
- Workstream 3: Food security, nutrition, and livelihoods
- Nutritional potency of fish in mangrove areas
Panel Talk Show 1
- Climate change policy from the oceans aspect
- Mangrove management policy in Central Java Province
- Integrated, opened, and participatory mangrove ecosystem management strategy
Panel Talk Show 2
- Mangrove management as an essential ecosystem area: A case study from Teluk Pangpang (Pangpang Bay) Essential Ecosystem Area in Banyuwangi District
- Strengthening capacity and policies for the protection and management of mangrove ecosystems in Serang and Banten Province
- Restore mangrove with the local community: Building with Nature Program in Demak Regency
Contact
- Dr. Rudhi Pribadi
Faculty of Fishery and Marine Science
Diponegoro University
Email: rudhi_pribadi@yahoo.co.uk - Prof. Daniel Murdiyarso
CIFOR
Email: d.murdiyarso@cgiar.org - Paspha Ghaishidra Muhammad
IKAMaT
Email: pasphaghaishidra@gmail.com
This online seminar was conducted in Bahasa Indonesia
Agenda
Opening and welcome remarks
Rudhi Pribadi
Paspha Ghaisidra Muhammad Putra
Introduction to ReCLAIM program
Etika Ratna Noer
Panel Talk Show 1
National government, sub-national government, and national NGO
Muhammad Yusuf
Setyo Yuwono
Benovita Dwi Saraswati
Clara Azalia Belinda
Panel Talk Show 2
Field facilitator/local NGO, and local community
Nur Rohman
Susan Lusiana
Eko Budi Priyanto
Trialaksita Sari Priska Ardhani
Closing and concluding remarks
Clara Azalia Belinda
Paspha Ghaisidra Muhammad Putra
Trialaksita Sari Priska Ardhani
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