Laporan dari konferensi

Pemimpin Indonesia akan mendedikasikan sisa masa jabatannya untuk melindungi hutan

Presiden Indonesia Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono pada Konferensi Forests Indonesia pada tanggal 27 September 2011 berjanji akan mendedikasikan tiga tahun terakhir masa jabatannya untuk mengamankan hutan hujan tropis negerinya -- sebuah ikrar yang mendapat dukungan luas para partisipan acara tersebut.

Konferensi yang diselenggarakan Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) ini menjadi arena bagi 1.000 pemimpin dari kalangan pemerintah, komunitas bisnis dan masyarakat sipil, juga para donatur asing, untuk mendiskusikan masa depan wilayah hutan tropis ketiga terbesar di dunia.

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VIDEOS

President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono

Open the Forests Indonesia conference with a heartfelt speech, promising to dedicate the last three years of his presidency to the conservation and sustainable use of Indonesia's forests.
Frances Seymour, Director General for CIFOR,

opens the Forests Indonesia conference.
Zulkifli Hasan, Minister of Forestry,

reinforces the President's commitment to a national development strategy that is pro-poor, pro-jobs, pro-growth and pro-environment.
Erik Solheim, Norwegian Minister for the Environment,

reassures leaders in the Indonesian paper, pulp and palm oil industries that forest conservation is good for business.
Andrew Steer, Special Envoy for Climate Change at the World Bank,

addresses Forests Indonesia delegates, saying that Indonesia can achieve major economic growth while participating in REDD+.
Jim Paice

commends President Yudhoyono and pledges UK support for Indonesia in the fight against climate change.
CIFOR Director-General Frances Seymour,

summarises the lessons learned from the inaugral Forests Indonesia conference.
Paulo Alberto Soares, Ambassador of Brazil,

talks about how Brazil and Indonesia can share their experiences on forests and climate change.
Iman Santoso, Director General of Forest Utilization Ministry of Forestry, Indonesia,

shares his views on forest management and governance in Indonesia.
Norway's Minister for the Environment and International Development, Erik Solheim,

speaks with the media about Norway's bilateral agreement with Indonesia on REDD+.
Sergio Margulis, Lead Environmental Economist at the World Bank,

discusses international finance and REDD+.
Louis Verchot, Principal Scientist, CIFOR.

Forests Indonesia wrap up
Abdon Nababan - Indonesia's Indigenous Association

Interview in bahasa
Louise Hand, Australia's Ambassador for Climate Change

in conversation with Dr. Louis Verchot, Principal Scientist, CIFOR.
Faith Doherty, Forests Campaign Team Leader, Environmental Investigation Agency

discusses unsustainable logging practices in Indonesia.
Frances Seymour, Director General of CIFOR,

appears on Metro TV talk show with Dharsono Hartono, Director PT Rimba Makmur Utama and Agus Purnomo, Special Advisor to the President on Climate Change.
Morten Rossé of Mckinsey & Company,

speaks about REDD+ and the private sector.