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ATTACHMENT 2. VILLAGE ENGAGEMENT PROCESS
The following table was developed at a KFCP workshop in January 2009 through a consultative
process among the implementing partners and other KFCP stakeholders. The process is depicted in
Figures 2.1 and 2.2.
TABLE 2-1. STEPS FOR VILLAGE ENGAGEMENT
Activity Time Who is involved
1) The process should start in close
consultation with district governments
focusing on reaching agreement on
implementation, especially that village plans
will be considered legal village development
documents, thus activities not funded under
the KFCP could then either be funded through
the government budget or through other
support.
1 month District government,
KFCP coordinator
2) Prepare material and team members for
public consultation regarding Master Plan
with focus on REDD and the KFCP. This
includes developing materials and short visits
to test materials.
3) Public consultations to introduce REDD and
the KFCP (within context of MP) to the target
communities. This includes explaining the
meaning of REDD, changes expected under
the KFCP and REDD, and mechanisms, and
benefits of the KFCP and REDD.
Note:
Use local languages in public consultations.
4) Power analysis and a village organisational
assessment to better understand who has
resources and how they are managed (as this
has not been done, focussing on all villages).
5) Conduct a village Baseline in the 16
settlements (desa, dusun dan dukuh). This
activity includes setting methodology,
reviewing secondary data, collecting primary
data, and feeding back results to the villages.
This process will be based upon results
generated through CKPP.
6) Provide TOT (Training of Trainers) in gender
biased community facilitation
/planning/MUSRENBANGDES for community
leaders (formal and informal) on Community
Planning. The training includes
Note:
Allocate 3 days for each settlement.
7) Conduct community planning exercise
focusing on REDD mainstreaming. This
involves:
a) Village Vision Mapping, strategies,
priorities, and village scenarios within the
framework of a peat restoration strategies
b) Assess where conflict/issues with regards
1 month NGOs, Universities,
local government and
research agencies
2–3 months to
reach 50-100% of
the population in
all the villages
NGOs, local
government, formal and
informal village leaders
1 month NGO (Kemitraan),
households, household
members, village
leadership,
customary/religious
leaders and village
government
2 months NGOs, universities, local
government, research
groups
2 Weeks (3 days
per settlement)
NGOs, local government
1.5– 3months Participants of the TOT,
village members, NGOs,
ICRAF, Kemitraan, and
local government
KALIMANTAN FORESTS AND CLIMATE PARTNERSHIP (KFCP) DESIGN DOCUMENT 2-1