Component 2: Monitoring peatland Monitoring system established for Provincial report on fire incidents A: Commitment by government at all quantifying reduction in degradation, Provincial MRV reports degradation, fires and GHG emissions levels incl. stricter enforcement and also fires and GHG emissions fire prevention work Sub-component 2.1. Strengthen Project technical report R: Climate change risk, including At least 20% increase in fire warnings national peatland fire prediction, intensification of the periodic El Niño Technical report received by stakeholders monitoring and warning systems Project biannual report (Moderate) At least 6 sub-districts fire prevention strategies developed and implemented Sub-component 2.2. Assessment of Consensus achieved on MRV GHG emission reductions from methodology targeted peatlands Baseline GHG emissions established and year-round emissions recorded in target sites Component 3: Landscape level A: Main parties finding mutual An Integrated Sustainable Baseline, MTR and TER studies Management Plan (ISMP) for the SKI Multi-stakeholder meeting reports sustainable management of peatlands advantages for actively participating in PHU implemented Project M&E report the partnership Multi-stakeholder partnerships established for implementation of the ISMP for SKI PHU At least 20% increase in income from peat-friendly livelihoods Sub-component 3.1. Develop and R: An ISMP for the SKI PHU developed Baseline, MTR and TER studies Reputational risk, including being implement an integrated sustainable At least 50,000 ha of peatlands with drawn into politically and socially management plan for Sungai Kampar enhanced water management Project biannual report sensitive issues (Low) - Indragiri Peatland Hydrological Unit measures (SKI PHU) At least 10,000 beneficiaries adopt Project biannual report R: Increasing demand for industrial and peat-friendly livelihood options biofuel sectors (including pulp and paper, Two models of credit schemes timber, palm oil) in the global market established to support on-farm or (moderate) Sub-component 3.2: Community farm activities livelihood from sustainable peatland management enhanced (financed by R: Potentially slow implementation of IFAD country grant) multi-stakeholder integrated management strategies (High)
Component 2: Monitoring peatland degradation, fires and GHG emissions Monitoring system established for quantifying reduction in degradation, fires and GHG emissions Provincial report on fire incidents Provincial MRV reports A: Commitment by government at all levels incl. stricter enforcement and also fire prevention work Sub-component 2.1. Strengthen national peatland fire prediction, monitoring and warning systems Sub-component 2.2. Assessment of GHG emission reductions from targeted peatlands At least 20% increase in fire warnings received by stakeholders At least 6 sub-districts fire prevention strategies developed and implemented Consensus achieved on MRV methodology Baseline GHG emissions established and year-round emissions recorded in target sites Project technical report Technical report Project biannual report R: Climate change risk, including intensification of the periodic El Niño (Moderate) Component 3: Landscape level sustainable management of peatlands An Integrated Sustainable Management Plan (ISMP) for the SKI PHU implemented Multi-stakeholder partnerships established for implementation of the ISMP for SKI PHU At least 20% increase in income from peat-friendly livelihoods Baseline, MTR and TER studies Multi-stakeholder meeting reports Project M&E report A: Main parties finding mutual advantages for actively participating in the partnership Sub-component 3.1. Develop and implement an integrated sustainable management plan for Sungai Kampar - Indragiri Peatland Hydrological Unit (SKI PHU) Sub-component 3.2: Community livelihood from sustainable peatland management enhanced (financed by IFAD country grant) An ISMP for the SKI PHU developed At least 50,000 ha of peatlands with enhanced water management measures At least 10,000 beneficiaries adopt peat-friendly livelihood options Two models of credit schemes established to support on-farm or activities Baseline, MTR and TER studies Project biannual report Project biannual report R: Reputational risk, including being drawn into politically and socially sensitive issues (Low) R: Increasing demand for industrial and biofuel sectors (including pulp and paper, timber, palm oil) in the global market (moderate) R: Potentially slow implementation of multi-stakeholder integrated management strategies (High) farm
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