Presented by Jeni Pareira (WCS-IP) at "GCRF TRADE Hub project closing in Indonesia" event in Bogor, 19 March 2024.

1. Wildlife Conservation Society Indonesia Program
Supporting Farmer Transition to Produce
Deforestation-Free Coffee

2. GCRF TRADE HUB INDONESIA CLOSING EVENT
HARNESSING GREEN TRADE AND
LANDSCAPE SUSTAINABILITY
Date
Tuesday, 19th March 2024
13:00 – 19:00 Western Indonesian Time (WIB)
Location
Global Forestry Hall, CIFOR Bogor
Organizer
Supporting by
Content
• Overview of BBS Landscape
• Challenges confronted by smallholders farmer
• Support farmer transition to produce
deforestation-free coffee
• Lesson learned

3. GCRF TRADE HUB INDONESIA CLOSING EVENT
HARNESSING GREEN TRADE AND
LANDSCAPE SUSTAINABILITY
Date
Tuesday, 19th March 2024
13:00 – 19:00 Western Indonesian Time (WIB)
Location
Global Forestry Hall, CIFOR Bogor
Organizer
Supporting by
Overview of BBS Landscape
• Spans the provinces of Lampung, South
Sumatra and Bengkulu (responsible for 75% of
Indonesian Robusta production)
• Core area: National Park (c. 317,000 ha) and
5km buffer zone
• Montane and lowland tropical rainforest, critical
habitat for Sumatran tiger, Sumatran elephant &
Sumatran rhino

4. GCRF TRADE HUB INDONESIA CLOSING EVENT
HARNESSING GREEN TRADE AND
LANDSCAPE SUSTAINABILITY
Date
Tuesday, 19th March 2024
13:00 – 19:00 Western Indonesian Time (WIB)
Location
Global Forestry Hall, CIFOR Bogor
Organizer
Supporting by
• Part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, The Tropical
Rainforest Heritage of Sumatra
• >81,000 hectares of forest lost between 2000 and 2019
• Around 11% of the park (>35,000 hectares) under active
coffee production
Overview of BBS Landscape

5. GCRF TRADE HUB INDONESIA CLOSING EVENT
HARNESSING GREEN TRADE AND
LANDSCAPE SUSTAINABILITY
Date
Tuesday, 19th March 2024
13:00 – 19:00 Western Indonesian Time (WIB)
Location
Global Forestry Hall, CIFOR Bogor
Organizer
Supporting by
WCS’s Sustainable Landscape Approach
Assisting PA Management
METT, PA Financing, Training
Boots on the Ground
SMART Patrol
Sustainable Community
Livelihood
Human-Wildlife Conflict
Mitigation
Strengthening Law
Enforcement
Strengthening Law Enforcement

6. GCRF TRADE HUB INDONESIA CLOSING EVENT
HARNESSING GREEN TRADE AND
LANDSCAPE SUSTAINABILITY
Date
Tuesday, 19th March 2024
13:00 – 19:00 Western Indonesian Time (WIB)
Location
Global Forestry Hall, CIFOR Bogor
Organizer
Supporting by
Challenges confronted by smallholder coffee farmers
• Low productivity
• Limited access to agricultural input
• Limited access to market
• Limited access to finance

7. GCRF TRADE HUB INDONESIA CLOSING EVENT
HARNESSING GREEN TRADE AND
LANDSCAPE SUSTAINABILITY
Date
Tuesday, 19th March 2024
13:00 – 19:00 Western Indonesian Time (WIB)
Location
Global Forestry Hall, CIFOR Bogor
Organizer
Supporting by
Support farmer transition to produce deforestation-free coffee
• 34 Farmer groups receiving Good Agricultural
Practices training and demonstrating
improvement in yields.
• Some farmers left their coffee-farm inside the
park
• Facilitate discussion between farmer and
purchasing team of coffee companies
• Scoping and piloting farmer financing

8. GCRF TRADE HUB INDONESIA CLOSING EVENT
HARNESSING GREEN TRADE AND
LANDSCAPE SUSTAINABILITY
Date
Tuesday, 19th March 2024
13:00 – 19:00 Western Indonesian Time (WIB)
Location
Global Forestry Hall, CIFOR Bogor
Organizer
Supporting by
Farmer registration and farm mapping
• 2800 farmers registered and
farmland mapped into farmer
information system
• Annual forest and landcover
change

9. GCRF TRADE HUB INDONESIA CLOSING EVENT
HARNESSING GREEN TRADE AND
LANDSCAPE SUSTAINABILITY
Date
Tuesday, 19th March 2024
13:00 – 19:00 Western Indonesian Time (WIB)
Location
Global Forestry Hall, CIFOR Bogor
Organizer
Supporting by
Scoping and piloting farmer financing mechanism
• Several financial products have the potential
to support income/livelihood
• Need to be adapted to address potential gaps
in incomes and incorporate environmental
criteria
• Support the development of cooperative and
provision of financial literacy
• Unlock future impact investment
opportunities

10. GCRF TRADE HUB INDONESIA CLOSING EVENT
HARNESSING GREEN TRADE AND
LANDSCAPE SUSTAINABILITY
Date
Tuesday, 19th March 2024
13:00 – 19:00 Western Indonesian Time (WIB)
Location
Global Forestry Hall, CIFOR Bogor
Organizer
Supporting by
Support the formulation of local policy/regulations
Support Lampung Barat district in the
formulation of Roadmap of
Multistakeholder’s Roles and Commitments
toward Wildlife Conflict Mitigation and
Sustainable Community Economic
Improvement

11. GCRF TRADE HUB INDONESIA CLOSING EVENT
HARNESSING GREEN TRADE AND
LANDSCAPE SUSTAINABILITY
Date
Tuesday, 19th March 2024
13:00 – 19:00 Western Indonesian Time (WIB)
Location
Global Forestry Hall, CIFOR Bogor
Organizer
Supporting by
Lesson learned
• Farmer need to able to witness the benefits to
improved practices.
• A multistakeholder collaboration is imperative to
implement responsible sourcing in the forest
frontier
• Demand for deforestation-free coffee across the
supply-chain is key for farmer transition and
responsible sourcing by the companies.
• Support for farmer collective action (through
cooperative or similar village structure) is
imperative to unlock further investment

12. Wildlife Conservation Society Indonesia Program
The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) has a distinguished history of experts exploring and saving wildlife in some of the most remote and wild places remaining on
Earth. WCS Indonesia Program (WCS-IP) has contributed substantially in supporting the Government of Indonesia (GoI), particularly Ministry of Environment and
Forestry (MoEF) in conserving Indonesia’s biodiversity. WCS-IP currently has five thematic programs: Forest, Marine, Wildlife Trade and Policy, Rights & Communities;
and One Health. WCS’s approaches are to strengthen support for science, media and society; from wildlife population surveys to mitigating human-wildlife conflicts,
building capacity, improving livelihoods of the communities at the forest frontier and coastal areas, assisting in the process of key policy reforms, working in partnership
with broad range of stakeholders includes national and local Governments, CSOs, universities, local communities, and private sector to support wildlife conservation.