Indonesia Sustainable Natural Resources Management through PNPM Green Investments
The PNPM Green program has been implemented for four years. The studies reported in summary here were undertaken to identify the benefits of the program, and to examine to what extent the program meets its objective to make the utilization of natur...
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ALGAL GROWTH APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY AQUATIC RESOURCES BAMBOO BASELINE DATA BEACH BENEFICIARY GROUPS BIODIVERSITY BIOMASS BREEDING BREEDING HABITATS CAPACITY BUILDING CARBON CARBON DIOXIDE CATCHMENT AREA COASTAL COMMUNITY COASTAL ZONES COLLECTIVE ACTION COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTIONS COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT COMMUNITY FACILITATORS COMMUNITY INCOME COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE COMMUNITY INVESTMENT COMMUNITY LEADERS COMMUNITY MEETINGS COMMUNITY MEMBERS COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION COMPOST CONSERVATION INITIATIVES CONSUMPTION PATTERNS CORAL CORAL REEFS COST EFFECTIVENESS COST SAVINGS CRABS DECISIONMAKING DEFORESTATION DEVELOPMENT PLANNING DISTRICTS ECOLOGY ECONOMIC ANALYSIS ECONOMIC BENEFITS ECONOMIC IMPACT ECOSYSTEM ECOSYSTEMS ELECTRICITY GENERATION EMISSION REDUCTIONS EMPOWERMENT APPROACH ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT EXPENDITURES FISH FISH CATCH FISH POPULATIONS FISHERIES FISHERS FISHING FISHING TIME FOOD WEBS FOREST FOREST DEGRADATION FOREST MANAGEMENT FORESTRY FORESTS FOSSIL FUELS GENDER GREENHOUSE GAS GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS HABITAT HABITAT FOR FISH HABITATS HOUSEHOLD INCOME HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS HOUSEHOLDS INDICATORS OF SUCCESS INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS INTERVENTIONS ISSUES KEY INDICATORS KEY INFORMANT INTERVIEWS LEARNING LIVELIHOOD LIVELIHOODS LOCAL CAPACITY LOCAL COMMUNITIES LOCAL GROUPS MANGROVES MARINE BIOTA MARINE SPECIES NATURAL CAPITAL NATURAL RESOURCE GOVERNANCE NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT NATURAL RESOURCE USE NATURAL RESOURCES NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT NEEDS ASSESSMENT NGO OIL OIL PRODUCTION PALM PARTICIPATION RATES PARTICIPATORY PROCESS PLANT POLLUTION PRESENT VALUE PROCUREMENT PRODUCERS PROGRAMS PROJECT BENEFICIARIES PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION PROJECT MANAGEMENT QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS REDUCING EMISSIONS REEF REEF CONDITION REGIONAL PLANNING RIVER CATCHMENT RURAL AREAS RURAL COMMUNITIES RURAL ENVIRONMENT SEAWEED SELF-HELP SHELLFISH SOCIAL ASSESSMENT SOCIAL SUSTAINABILITY SPECIES SUSTAINABILITY INDICATORS SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT SUSTAINABLE NATURAL RESOURCE SUSTAINABLE NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT TARGETING TIMBER TIMBER HARVESTING TOURISM TREE TREE PLANTING TREES TUNA VILLAGE CHARACTERISTICS VILLAGE COMMUNITIES VILLAGE DEVELOPMENT VILLAGE LEVEL VILLAGES WAGES WASTE MANAGEMENT WILDLIFE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION |
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ALGAL GROWTH APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY AQUATIC RESOURCES BAMBOO BASELINE DATA BEACH BENEFICIARY GROUPS BIODIVERSITY BIOMASS BREEDING BREEDING HABITATS CAPACITY BUILDING CARBON CARBON DIOXIDE CATCHMENT AREA COASTAL COMMUNITY COASTAL ZONES COLLECTIVE ACTION COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTIONS COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT COMMUNITY FACILITATORS COMMUNITY INCOME COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE COMMUNITY INVESTMENT COMMUNITY LEADERS COMMUNITY MEETINGS COMMUNITY MEMBERS COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION COMPOST CONSERVATION INITIATIVES CONSUMPTION PATTERNS CORAL CORAL REEFS COST EFFECTIVENESS COST SAVINGS CRABS DECISIONMAKING DEFORESTATION DEVELOPMENT PLANNING DISTRICTS ECOLOGY ECONOMIC ANALYSIS ECONOMIC BENEFITS ECONOMIC IMPACT ECOSYSTEM ECOSYSTEMS ELECTRICITY GENERATION EMISSION REDUCTIONS EMPOWERMENT APPROACH ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT EXPENDITURES FISH FISH CATCH FISH POPULATIONS FISHERIES FISHERS FISHING FISHING TIME FOOD WEBS FOREST FOREST DEGRADATION FOREST MANAGEMENT FORESTRY FORESTS FOSSIL FUELS GENDER GREENHOUSE GAS GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS HABITAT HABITAT FOR FISH HABITATS HOUSEHOLD INCOME HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS HOUSEHOLDS INDICATORS OF SUCCESS INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS INTERVENTIONS ISSUES KEY INDICATORS KEY INFORMANT INTERVIEWS LEARNING LIVELIHOOD LIVELIHOODS LOCAL CAPACITY LOCAL COMMUNITIES LOCAL GROUPS MANGROVES MARINE BIOTA MARINE SPECIES NATURAL CAPITAL NATURAL RESOURCE GOVERNANCE NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT NATURAL RESOURCE USE NATURAL RESOURCES NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT NEEDS ASSESSMENT NGO OIL OIL PRODUCTION PALM PARTICIPATION RATES PARTICIPATORY PROCESS PLANT POLLUTION PRESENT VALUE PROCUREMENT PRODUCERS PROGRAMS PROJECT BENEFICIARIES PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION PROJECT MANAGEMENT QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS REDUCING EMISSIONS REEF REEF CONDITION REGIONAL PLANNING RIVER CATCHMENT RURAL AREAS RURAL COMMUNITIES RURAL ENVIRONMENT SEAWEED SELF-HELP SHELLFISH SOCIAL ASSESSMENT SOCIAL SUSTAINABILITY SPECIES SUSTAINABILITY INDICATORS SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT SUSTAINABLE NATURAL RESOURCE SUSTAINABLE NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT TARGETING TIMBER TIMBER HARVESTING TOURISM TREE TREE PLANTING TREES TUNA VILLAGE CHARACTERISTICS VILLAGE COMMUNITIES VILLAGE DEVELOPMENT VILLAGE LEVEL VILLAGES WAGES WASTE MANAGEMENT WILDLIFE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION Rambe, Vivianti Johnsen, Steffen Indonesia Sustainable Natural Resources Management through PNPM Green Investments |
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East Asia and Pacific Indonesia |
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The PNPM Green program has been
implemented for four years. The studies reported in summary
here were undertaken to identify the benefits of the
program, and to examine to what extent the program meets its
objective to make the utilization of natural resources by
rural communities sustainable. PNPM Green aims to improve
environmental and natural resources management (NRM) and
associated governance, while increasing household incomes in
poor communities, and empowering local groups who prepare
and execute the sub-projects and activities. To assess the
effects and outcomes of PNPM Green in targeting these
objectives, the Economic and Livelihoods Study applied the
concepts of financial, natural, human, and social assets, as
well as influence and access . The Micro-Hydropower Return
on Investment (MHP ROI) Study analyzed Micro-Hydropower
(MHP) schemes using a business assessment methodology. This
was expanded by incorporating non-tangible and social
benefits of MHP schemes. The Spillover Effect Study measured
the extent of benefits in non-participating communities.
These studies indicate that participation of beneficiaries
in PNPM Green sub-projects and activities is likely to be
higher if the sub-project: (a) conforms to the priority
needs of participants livelihoods; (b) provides immediate
benefits to the community; (c) directly increases household
incomes in participating communities; (d) is supported by
local values, local regulations, or local knowledge; and (e)
is co-facilitated by community leaders and local government
officials. Sub-projects with these characteristics are also
more likely to be replicated by other villages. |
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Rambe, Vivianti Johnsen, Steffen |
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Rambe, Vivianti Johnsen, Steffen |
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Rambe, Vivianti |
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Indonesia Sustainable Natural Resources Management through PNPM Green Investments |
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Indonesia Sustainable Natural Resources Management through PNPM Green Investments |
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Indonesia Sustainable Natural Resources Management through PNPM Green Investments |
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Indonesia Sustainable Natural Resources Management through PNPM Green Investments |
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Indonesia Sustainable Natural Resources Management through PNPM Green Investments |
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indonesia sustainable natural resources management through pnpm green investments |
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World Bank, Jakarta |
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2015 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/11/23037994/indonesia-national-program-community-empowerment-rural-areas-pnpm-rural-sustainable-natural-resources-management-through-pnpm-green-investments http://hdl.handle.net/10986/21128 |
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okr-10986-211282021-04-23T14:04:00Z Indonesia Sustainable Natural Resources Management through PNPM Green Investments Rambe, Vivianti Johnsen, Steffen ALGAL GROWTH APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY AQUATIC RESOURCES BAMBOO BASELINE DATA BEACH BENEFICIARY GROUPS BIODIVERSITY BIOMASS BREEDING BREEDING HABITATS CAPACITY BUILDING CARBON CARBON DIOXIDE CATCHMENT AREA COASTAL COMMUNITY COASTAL ZONES COLLECTIVE ACTION COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTIONS COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT COMMUNITY FACILITATORS COMMUNITY INCOME COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE COMMUNITY INVESTMENT COMMUNITY LEADERS COMMUNITY MEETINGS COMMUNITY MEMBERS COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION COMPOST CONSERVATION INITIATIVES CONSUMPTION PATTERNS CORAL CORAL REEFS COST EFFECTIVENESS COST SAVINGS CRABS DECISIONMAKING DEFORESTATION DEVELOPMENT PLANNING DISTRICTS ECOLOGY ECONOMIC ANALYSIS ECONOMIC BENEFITS ECONOMIC IMPACT ECOSYSTEM ECOSYSTEMS ELECTRICITY GENERATION EMISSION REDUCTIONS EMPOWERMENT APPROACH ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT EXPENDITURES FISH FISH CATCH FISH POPULATIONS FISHERIES FISHERS FISHING FISHING TIME FOOD WEBS FOREST FOREST DEGRADATION FOREST MANAGEMENT FORESTRY FORESTS FOSSIL FUELS GENDER GREENHOUSE GAS GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS HABITAT HABITAT FOR FISH HABITATS HOUSEHOLD INCOME HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS HOUSEHOLDS INDICATORS OF SUCCESS INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS INTERVENTIONS ISSUES KEY INDICATORS KEY INFORMANT INTERVIEWS LEARNING LIVELIHOOD LIVELIHOODS LOCAL CAPACITY LOCAL COMMUNITIES LOCAL GROUPS MANGROVES MARINE BIOTA MARINE SPECIES NATURAL CAPITAL NATURAL RESOURCE GOVERNANCE NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT NATURAL RESOURCE USE NATURAL RESOURCES NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT NEEDS ASSESSMENT NGO OIL OIL PRODUCTION PALM PARTICIPATION RATES PARTICIPATORY PROCESS PLANT POLLUTION PRESENT VALUE PROCUREMENT PRODUCERS PROGRAMS PROJECT BENEFICIARIES PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION PROJECT MANAGEMENT QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS REDUCING EMISSIONS REEF REEF CONDITION REGIONAL PLANNING RIVER CATCHMENT RURAL AREAS RURAL COMMUNITIES RURAL ENVIRONMENT SEAWEED SELF-HELP SHELLFISH SOCIAL ASSESSMENT SOCIAL SUSTAINABILITY SPECIES SUSTAINABILITY INDICATORS SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT SUSTAINABLE NATURAL RESOURCE SUSTAINABLE NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT TARGETING TIMBER TIMBER HARVESTING TOURISM TREE TREE PLANTING TREES TUNA VILLAGE CHARACTERISTICS VILLAGE COMMUNITIES VILLAGE DEVELOPMENT VILLAGE LEVEL VILLAGES WAGES WASTE MANAGEMENT WILDLIFE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION The PNPM Green program has been implemented for four years. The studies reported in summary here were undertaken to identify the benefits of the program, and to examine to what extent the program meets its objective to make the utilization of natural resources by rural communities sustainable. PNPM Green aims to improve environmental and natural resources management (NRM) and associated governance, while increasing household incomes in poor communities, and empowering local groups who prepare and execute the sub-projects and activities. To assess the effects and outcomes of PNPM Green in targeting these objectives, the Economic and Livelihoods Study applied the concepts of financial, natural, human, and social assets, as well as influence and access . The Micro-Hydropower Return on Investment (MHP ROI) Study analyzed Micro-Hydropower (MHP) schemes using a business assessment methodology. This was expanded by incorporating non-tangible and social benefits of MHP schemes. The Spillover Effect Study measured the extent of benefits in non-participating communities. These studies indicate that participation of beneficiaries in PNPM Green sub-projects and activities is likely to be higher if the sub-project: (a) conforms to the priority needs of participants livelihoods; (b) provides immediate benefits to the community; (c) directly increases household incomes in participating communities; (d) is supported by local values, local regulations, or local knowledge; and (e) is co-facilitated by community leaders and local government officials. Sub-projects with these characteristics are also more likely to be replicated by other villages. 2015-01-07T17:38:29Z 2015-01-07T17:38:29Z 2013-09 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/11/23037994/indonesia-national-program-community-empowerment-rural-areas-pnpm-rural-sustainable-natural-resources-management-through-pnpm-green-investments http://hdl.handle.net/10986/21128 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank, Jakarta Publications & Research :: Working Paper Publications & Research East Asia and Pacific Indonesia |