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ILEA AND REDD Bambang Setiono CIFOR The Eight Meeting of Asia Forest Partnership & AFP Dialogue 2009 WG 3: Economic and International Implications of Illegal Logging and REDD

Deforestation in Indonesia

Deforestation in Indonesia No Region Year Forest Cover Deforestation (ha) (ha) Total Per year 1 Sumatra 2007 15,066,399.20 (5,075,812.97) (1,015,162.59) 2002 20,142,212.17 2 Kalimantan 2006 26,431,346.94 (4,189,378.15) (1,396,459.38) 2003 30,620,725.09 3 Papua 2006 28,595,907.62 (191,669.63) (63,889.88) 2003 28,787,577.25 Source: ELSDA Institute, Agustus 2008

Wealth from Forests

Source: Bank Indonesia Wealth from Forests

Major Drivers of Deforestation Landclearingforoilpalmandcoalmining Overcapacity of wood-based industry Lack of local job opportunities Local government autonomy Lack of financial integrity

Typology of forestry crimes: Improper licensing for cutting or clearing forests Weak supervision on timber movement Overcapacity of wood-based industries Transfer pricing Modus Bribery and corruption Using front companies Using local community New regulation Means Global Financial Markets Global Trade Global technology

Case 1. Improper licensing: land clearing for oil development Persons Involved in SDG Case: Marthias, Surya Dumai Group (SDG), Suwarna Governor. PT Bumi Simanggaris Indah, PT Kaltim Bhakti Sejahtera, PT Marsam Citra Adiperkasa, PT Tirta Madu Sawit Jaya, PT Sebuku Sawit Perkasa, PT Bulungan Argo Jaya, PT Rapenas Bhakti Utama, PT Bulungan Hijau Perkasa, PT Borneo Bhakti Sejahtera, PT Bumi Sawit Perkasa, PT Berau Perkasa Mandiri

Case 1. Deforestation, State Loses, and Corruption

Court Decision on SDG cases: Marthias violated article 3 of the Corruption Law Corruption Court sentenced him for 18 months in prison and fine of Rp.200 million or 6 month imprisonment. Central Jakarta High Court sentenced him for 18 monthsandfineofrp4.6billion Supreme Court sentenced him for 18 months and fine of Rp 346.8 billion

Case 2. Weak Supervision and enforcement Persons Involved in the Case: Adelin Lis, PT Keang Nam Development Indonesia, PT Mujur Timber

Court Decision on Adelin Case State Court of Medan freed Adelin Lis from any charges managed by State Prosecutor. Supreme Court sentenced Adelin Lis for 10 years in prison and fine of Rp.1 billion or 6 months imprisonment. The court also sentenced Adelin Lis for returning State Loss in the amount of Rp 119.8 billion and US$ 2.938.556,24.

Case 3. Over capacity of Wood-based industries Persons Involved in the Case: Bupati Pelalawan, Riau T. Azmun Jafar, Gubernur Riau, PT. Merbau Pelalawan Lestari dan Bupati Pelalawan PT. Citra Sumber Sejahtera dan Bupati Indragiri Hulu PT. Bukit Batabuh Sei Indah dan Bupati Indragiri Hulu PT. Putri Lindung Bulan dan Bupati Pelalawan PT. Mitra Kembang Selaras Bulan dan Bupati Pelalawan PT. Rimba Lazuardi dan Menteri Kehutanan PT. Siak Raya Timber dan Menteri Kehutanan pulp industries in Riau Azmun Jafar was guilty for corruption at both State court and High Court. The current sentence was: Jail sentenced of 16 years, fine of Rp.500 million, and state loss recovery payment of Rp.12.37 billion. State prosecutors have to seize proceeds of crime worth Rp.1.2 trillion controlled by 15 companies.

Case 4. Transfer Pricing

For Protecting Forest and Livelihood THE ROAD MAP

INTERNAL CONTROL OF FORESTRY MANAGEMENT Timber production DR and PSDH revenues Wood-based exports Domestic wood trade Transparent licensing procedures Forestry investment Deforestation rate and thematic map GIS BASED ENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT/INVESTIGATION Deforestation rate and land used changes Performances of forestry agency and company Political exposed Persons (PEP) Wood product export & domestic trade Timber revenues Forestry crimes, money laundering, and corruption Major threat of deforestation and state lost Environmental audit report Typology and red flag Anti Money Laundering Anti Corruption INVESTIGATION & PROSECTION OF ORGANIZED AND WHITE COLLAR CRIME C O N C E P T PRUDENTIAL BANKING International best practices KYC policies and Audit Customer and financial due diligent Customer profiles including PEP Cash transaction reports Red flags ACCOUNTABILITY Financial reports of forest-based companies and government agencies DR and PSDH collection system Financial analysis Suspicious transaction report Financial analysis report PROCEEDS OF CRIME

R O A D M A P A N D I N S T R U M E N T The Ministry of Forestry, Provincial Forestry, District Forestry, NGO INTERNAL CONTROL OF FORESTRY MANAGEMENT Timber production DR and PSDH revenues Wood-based exports Domestic wood trade Transparent licensing procedures Forestry investment Deforestation rate and thematic map PROCEEDS OF CRIME KPK Anti Corruption POLICE & AGO Anti Money Laundering Major threat of deforestation and state lost SUMMARIES High risk companies and government agencies Business Process and typologies PEP Indication of crimes and states loss PPATK Financial Intelligent SUMMARIES KYC Implementation Proceeds of crime Suspect Mutual Legal Assistance AUDITING OR INVESTIGATION Companies Government agencies Corruption Money Laundering Illegal logging SUMMARIES Deforestation rate Forestry investment DR and PSDH Revenues and sharing High cost economy State loss Typology Red flags Suspects Proceeds of crimes Penal laws Evidence

R O A D M A P A N D I N S T R U M E N T Indonesian Supreme Audit Board (BPK) GIS BASED ENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT/INVESTIGATION Special purpose audit Performance audit Financial Audit Ministry of Forestry Ministry of Agricultur e Ministry of Mining Ministry of Trade Ministry of Industry Ministry of Finance PELINDO Provincial Forestry Provincial Agricultur e Provincial Mining Provincial Trade Provincial Industry Provincial Finance DG Sea Transportation District Forestry District Agricultur e District Mining District Trade District Industry District Finance SUMMARIES Deforestation High risk companies and government agencies Timber production Wood export and domestic market High cost economy DR and PSDH Revenues and sharing Forestry investment Business Process and Typologies PEP Indication of crimes and state loss FRAUD INVESTIGATION Companies Government agencies Corruption Money Laundering Illegal logging PPATK Financial Intelligent SUMMARIES Proceeds of crimes Suspect Evidence Penal laws KPK Anti Corruption POLICE & AGO Anti Money Laundering PROCEEDS OF CRIME

R O A D M A P A N D I N S T R U M E N T Indonesian Custom Office (DJBC) GIS BASED ENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT/INVESTIGATION Wood based exports Wood Import Domestic Wood trade National Port National Airport Provincial Port Provincial Airport District Airport Distric t Port SUMMARIES Volume and $ export and import Domestic trade volume and $ Wood origin Wood Destination Business process and Typologies High risk Government agencies High risk companies PEP High risk ports Indication of crimes Indication of state losses FRAUD INVESTIGATION Corruption Money Laundering Illegal logging PPATK Financial Intelligent SUMMARIES Proceeds of crimes Suspect Evidence Penal laws KPK Anti Corruption POLICE & AGO Anti Money Laundering PROCEEDS OF CRIME

R O A D M A P A N D I N S T R U M E N T Bank Indonesia BANKING COMPLIANCE KYC audit Customer due diligent Financial due diligent INPUTS Deforestation rate High risk companies High risk Government agencies PEP Timber production Wood export & domestic market DR and PSDH Revenues and sharing Forestry investment Business process and typologies Indication of crimes Indication of state losses SUMMARIES Suspicious financial transactions KYC implementation International best practices Typologies Red flags KYC policies for forestbased customers INPUTS Volume and $ export and import Domestic trade volume and $ Wood origin Wood Destination Business process and Typologies High risk Government agencies High risk companies PEP High risk ports Indication of crimes Indication of state losses KPK Anti Corruption PPATK Financial Intelligent POLICE & AGO Anti Money Laundering SUMMARIES Proceeds of crimes Suspect Evidence Penal laws PROCEEDS OF CRIME

R O A D M A P A N D I N S T R U M E N T MINISTRY OF FINANCE DR and PSDH collection system DR and PSDH profit sharing SUMMARIES Timber production per company DR and PSDH payments per company DR and PSDH in arrear per company Unpaid DR and PSDH DR and PSDH sharing for each government agencies High risk companies High risk government officers BPK Fraud Investigation IAI Analysis of Government financial report Analysis of Financial reports of forest-based companies SUMMARIES Timber production disclosure Timber use disclosure DR and PSDH payment disclosure Forestry investment disclosure High risk companies New Disclosure Policies

MONITORING CARBON Internal control Unit Auditing Unit Accountability Unit

CARBON MARKET Internal control Unit Auditing Unit Accountability Unit Prudential banking Unit

PAYMENT DISTRIBUTION Auditing Unit Accountability Unit Prudential banking Unit Law enforcement Unit

Contact: b.setiono@cgiar.org CIFOR Jl. Cifor, Situ Gede Sindang Barang Bogor Barat Bogor Indonesia Phone: +62 251 8622 622 Hp: + 62 813 1111 0158