Teraju.id, Mexico–Indonesian Governor’s Climate and Forest Task Force (GCF Task Force) has planned a work based on 3 main pillars, namely: first, strengthening the unity of forest management, controlling the use of Permit Chamber and Governance; second, establishing partnership with the private sectors to ensure the supply chain of commodities produced sustainably and environmentally friendly; third, ensuring inclusive and low-emissions development with the active involvement of indigenous peoples and crofters.
This was conveyed by Indonesian GCF coordinator, Cornelis SH, MH, while at the annual meeting of the governors of the world who are members of the Governor’s Climate and Forest Task Force ( GCF Task Force ) in Guadalajara (Estate Jalisco), 1st September 2016 , Mexico’s time.
“These three pillars provide guidance for 6 provinces in Indonesia to reduce the deforestation “, said Cornelis in front of GCF participants.
Furthermore, Indonesiam GCF, said Cornelis, has been active in dialogue with the central and provincial governments, outside of the GCF membership, as well as the private partners including Non-Governmental Organization (NGO). Dialogue has been conducted several times, including dialogues with the ministers of partner countries.