Biodiversity and Climate Change Adaptation in Indonesia

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1 Biodiversity and Climate Change Adaptation in Indonesia Koko Wijanarka Head of Sub Division for identification and Analysis Vulnerability of Climate Change Ministry of Environment Republic of Indonesia

2 Biodiversity in Climate Change Adaptation Policy Biodiversity are important to support Climate Change Adaptation (CCA). Biodiversity considered in developed CCA Policy to support food security, environmental resilience, health (medicine), and energy security (such as biofuel) Biodiversity are vulnerability to climate change. The changes in climate and carbon dioxide concentration will affect the structure and function of ecosystems, species ecological interactions, and species geographical ranges with consequences for biodiversity and ecosystem services. Policy on biodiversity focus on the strategy to avoid biodiversity loss from climate change such as: water inundations due to the increase sea water level, increased temperature, increased evapotranspiration that can lead drought, deficit rainfall. The preservation of biodiversity can ensure to realizing food ecurity, energy security, and livelihoods Urban biodiversity, policy focus to support the mitigation efforts (for GHG absorption).

3 Biodiversity in National Adaptation Plan Main Goal of RAN API (National Action Plan of Climate Change Adaptation) The main objective of RAN API is the implementation of development system that is sustainable and is resilience to the impact of climate change. RAN API directed to: 1. Developing Economic Resilience 2. Developing Livelihood Resilience to the impact of CC 3. Maintaining sustainability of environmental services of the ecosystem

4 Objective of RAN API Sectors Sub Sectors Economic Resilience Livelihood Resilience Resilience of Environmental Services Resilience of Special Area Supporting System Food Security Energy Security Health Settlements Infrastructure Ecosystem and Biodiversity Resiliency of Urban Area Coastal Areas and Small Islands Data and information Capacity building Research and Development

5 Ecosystem and Biodiversity CC can disrupt such environmental services, namely in such forms as extreme drought that result in shortage of water, changes in types of vegetation due to change in wheather patterns, water inundations due to teh increase of sea water levels that cover fishing cultivations ponds and agricultural lands. Biodiversity, as a key component in the ecosystem, is the provider of environmental services that holds the key to the sustainability of the ecosystem. The preservation of the forest ecosystem, crucial zones and biodiversity can ensure the availibility of water and ecosystem services and become one of the key components for realizing food ecurity, energy security, and livelihoods

6 Urban Biodiversity in RAN API (NAP) Urban biodiversity not specific mentioned on RAN API (NAP). The main strategy Sub Sector Ecosystem and Biodiversity on RAN API: 1. Avoiding ecosystem and biodiversity loss 2. Conservation of ecosystem and biodiversity

7 Urban Biodiversity Program: Biodiversity Park (Taman Kehati) Biodiversity Park Program (Ministry Environment Decree No. 03/2012) Function: Plant collection, genetic resources, education, research development, seed/plant resources, green sapce, land cover, local species conservation Other function: reduce impact of climate change (reduce temperature, reduce flood (increase water absorption), reduce GHG) Develop by Cities, Regencies, or Personal (community) Budget: Environment Special Allocation Budget for Regencies/Cities to support Mitigation and Adaptation of Climate Change Map of Biodiversity Park

8 Urban Biodiversity Program Climate Village Program- PROKLIM PROKLIM (Ministry of Environment Decree No. 19/2012) ProKlim is a program to recognize active participation of local communities in implementing actions of integrated climate change mitigation and adaptation, which contributes to the achievement of national green house gas reduction target and increases the community resilience to the climate change impact. The ProKlim s implementation involves formal and informal organizations in the community, including local NGOs. Activities related biodiversity: vegetation planting, food security (integrated farming, food diversity, yard optimization, developing local biodiversity)

9 Developing Green Space (Ministry of Public Work Decree 05/2008 under Act No. 26/2007 regarding Spatial Planning The Green Space in Urban Area minimum 30 % from total area Support to reduce GHG, reduce temperature, increase water infiltration, biodivercity conservation Urban Biodiversity Program Green Space

10 Integrating Urban Biodiversity and CCA The key entry point: - Developing Adaptation Options to address CC impacts with Vulnerability Assessments of CC - Conduct species vulnerability assesments to climate change - Promote programs to conserve and sustainable use of genetic resources and local/ indigenous species to address CC - Mainstreaming urban biodiversity and CCA on National/Regional Middle Development Plan (RPJMN/RPJMD)

11 On Going Initiative Integrating adaptation strategies and mitigation strategies into national/province/ regency development plan to support low carbon and resilience development Develop capacity building for CCA in order to raise public awareness to CCA Developing CC Vulnerability Impact Assessment (CCVIA) to avoid mal adaptation. CCVIA for support policy driven (policy based on science) RAN GRK Low Carbon and Resilience Development RAN API

12 Conclusions and Recomendations Policies in biodiversity and climate change need to address these issues and be integrated with each other; Integrating urban biodiversity programs and adaptation of CC programs to reduce vulnerability of society and ecosystem and to avoid biodiversity loss.

13 E m a i l : a d a p t a t i o n. m o e. i g m a i l. c o m P h / F a x