Indonesia’s Forestry and Other Land Use Net Sink 2030: How Preparedness Central Sulawesi to Start the Program?

Abstract

Abstract The Government of Indonesia has ratified several rules, including Indonesia’s FoLU Net Sink 2030, to support global policies aimed at reducing the climate disasters that have arisen in recent years. Central Sulawesi is just one of 16 provinces where this initiative is being promoted. It’s crucial that Local decision-makers involved in forest management must have a firm grasp of the details involved in rolling out the program. Identifying ‘who plays what role’ in successfully reducing the rate of climate change can help formulate a plan for executing the policy and thereby clarify the understanding among relevant parties. The public service sector, site-level managers, and supporting parties will all be included in this qualitative study of forest regions. The study found that nearly all parties involved in forest management in Central Sulawesi are dedicated to their work. Stakeholders’ perspectives on the best ways to manage forests have converged to slow the spread of climate change, even if such management isn’t perfect. Nine out of twelve operational plans in the FoLU Net Sink initiative can be realized in Central Sulawesi. To achieve the desired results of the implementation strategy, cooperation and dedication from all parties involved are required, along with equitable budget allocation among the various authorities responsible for the forest region.