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Wednesday,3 November 2021The second session will discuss about PROPER’s Highlight: Year 2020 Industrial Performances and Beyond.The Ministry of Environment and Forestry continues to improve innovation in the implementation of theCorporate Performance Rating Program in Environmental Management or Proper. After last year adding thecriteria for sensitivity and responsiveness of companies to disasters in assessing aspects of communityempowerment, this year new criteria were introduced, namely Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and Social Returnon Investment (SROI). The application of SROI in the Proper social innovation assessment can be used as atool for companies to evaluate the impact of a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Creating Shared Value(CSV) program on stakeholders, identify ways to improve performance, and improve investment performance.The combination of CSR and CSV concepts will encourage companies to create social innovations. Thissession is expected to have a keynote speech from Prof. Dr. Sudharto P. Hadi, Head of Advisory CouncilPROPER, and presenting the following speakers:1. Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Martha Fani Cahyandito, Faculty of Economics and Business, Padjadjaran University2. Dr. Jessica Hanafi, Founder of Indonesian Association of Life Cycle Assessment and SustainabilityProfessional (Pro-LCAS)3. Mr. Leodan Haadin - Vice President Health Safety, Security and Environment Policy, Standard & RiskManagement System, PT. Pertamina (Persero)4. Mr. Hanggara Patrianta, Director of Operation and Production of PT. Pupuk Kaltim5. Mr. Suryo Eko Hadianto, President Director of PT. Bukit AsamThis session will be moderated by Mr. Agus Pambagio, Senior Advisor to Minister of Environment and Forestry.On Wednesday, 3 November 2021, the first agenda will be a talk show session about Indonesia FOLU NetSink 2030: Ambitious Initiative for the World. This session will promote the commitment of Indonesia toachieve net sink in forestry and other land use (FOLU) sector in 2030. This session is expected to havekeynote speech from H.E. Vice Minister of Environment and Forestry, Dr. Alue Dohong and Vice Chairman ofCommission IV of The House of Representatives, Republic of Indonesia (DPR RI), Ms. Anggia Erma Rini aswell presenting the following speakers:1. Dr. Ruandha Agung Sugardiman, Director General of Forestry Planning and Environment Governance,Ministry of Environment and Forestry2. Dr. Agus Justianto, Director General of Sustainable Forest Management, Ministry of Environment and Forestry3. Prof. Rizaldi Boer, IPB University4. Dr. Belinda Arunarwati Margono, Director of Forest Resource Inventory and Monitoring, Ministry ofEnvironment and ForestryThis session will be moderated by Ms. Emma Rachmawaty, Director of Climate Change Mitigation, Ministryof Environment and Forestry.Speakers and Moderator are tentative.For information on other talkshow sessionsand activities at Indonesia Pavilion COP-26,please visit: www.indonesiaunfccc.com18Leading Climate Actions TogetherINDONESIA FOLU NET SINK 203019

Thursday,4 November 2021The second session will discuss about Beyond FLEGT: Calling for a Stronger Market Recognition. Underthe framework of the EU FLEGT, Indonesia and the EU signed a Voluntary Partnership Agreement (VPA) in2013. The VPA is a legally binding bilateral trade agreement that aims to improve forest governance andpromote trade of legal timber from Indonesia to the EU. This session will provide speakers the opportunityto share their views on the lesson learnt from SVLK/FLEGT process and implementation in contributing tosustainability agenda in the VPA countries. This session is expected to present the following speakers:1. Dr. Agus Justianto, Director General of Sustainable Forest Management, Ministry of Environment andForestry Republic of Indonesia2. H.E. Minister of Forest Economy, Republic of Congo, Ms. Rosalie Matondo3. Ms. Delara Burkhardt, EU Parliament Member4. H.E. Ambassador of The Republic of Indonesia to Belgium, Luxemburg and The EU, Dr. Andri Hadi5. Dave Hopkins, UK Trade and Timber Federation6. Dr. Indroyono Soesilo, Chairman of Indonesia Forestry Society Communication Forum (FK-MPI)This session will be moderated by Dr. Tri Nugoho, Program Director of The Multistakeholder ForestryProgram IV (MFP4)The first session of the day will be discussing about Robust Actions On Integrated Forest Fire Management:Synergizing Resources in Achieving Indonesia FOLU Net Sink 2030. Forest and land fires has become globalchallenges, faced by various countries, both developed and developing countries. Reducing the rates offorest and land fires is believed could prevent temperature rises of at least 2 degrees Celsius as well ascontributing significantly to emission reduction in Forestry and Other Land Use (FOLU) sector. This sessionis expected to have a keynote speech from Commissary General Gatot Eddy Pramono, Deputy Chief of TheIndonesian National Police, and presenting the following speakers:1.2.3.4.Inspector General A. Rachmad Wibowo, Chief of Jambi Regional PoliceDr. Raffles Panjaitan, Senior Minister Experts on Landscape Fire ManagementMr. Sihol Aritonang, President Director Riau Andalan Pulp and PaperProf. Dr. Bambang Hero Saharjo, Executive Director RFRMC-SEAThis session will be moderated by Dr. Efransjah, Senior Advisor to Minister of Environment and Forestry.Speakers and Moderator are tentative.For information on other talkshow sessionsand activities at Indonesia Pavilion COP-26,please visit: www.indonesiaunfccc.com20Leading Climate Actions TogetherINDONESIA FOLU NET SINK 203021

Friday,5 November 2021On Friday, 5 November 2021, Indonesia Pavilion will have several talk show sessions, starting with asession about Indonesia Experience: Multi Platforms Stakeholders Partnership on Conservation andSustainable Management of Peatland Ecosystem. The Ministry of Environment and Forestry has carriedout various efforts ranging from peat ecosystem inventory activities, protection planning and managementof peat ecosystems, restoration of peat ecosystem functions in the area concessions and communities,database development, and publication of information-based GIS Web portal. All of this is done by involvingparticipation and support from all stakeholders, such as local governments, communities, universities, andthe private sector. Benefits of carrying out these activities including reducing the number of hot spots andgreenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, as well as providing support for the sustainable development goals(SDGs Goals). This session is presenting the following speakers:1. Mr. Satyawan Pudyatmoko, Deputy I of Peatland and Mangrove Restoration Agency2. Mr. Sigit Reliantoro, Acting Director General of Environmental Pollution and Degradation Control Ministryof Environment and Forestry3. Representative of The Federal Ministry of the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety, Germany4. Representative of Korea Forest Service, Republic of Korea5. Representative of International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD)6. Mr. Faisal Parris, International Expert, GECOn this day, Indonesia Pavilion will also have a session about World Mangrove Center: Integrated andSustainable Mangrove Management, International Support for Indonesia FOLU Net Sink 2030. Indonesiais aiming to establish the World Mangroves Center (WMC) to serve and share Indonesia's experiences inmangrove rehabilitation and conservation actions as well as collaborate with global stakeholders to save theworld's mangroves. WMC will support Indonesia in its ambition to reduce its GHG emissions and to serveand share experiences in mangrove rehabilitation and conservation actions as well as collaborate with globalstakeholders to conserve the world's mangroves. This session is expected to have a keynote speech fromH.E. Minister of Environment and Forestry of the Republic of Indonesia, and also presenting the followingspeakers:1.2.3.4.H.E. Federal Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development of Germany (BMZ), Dr. Gerd MüllerProf. Edward Mitchard, University of Edinburgh UKMr. Christian Krämer, Director General Strategy and Latin America of KfW Development BankDr. Virni Budi Arifanti, Ministry of Environment and ForestryThis session will be moderated by H.E. Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia to the Federal Republic ofGermany, Dr. Arif Havas Oegroseno.Speakers and Moderator are tentative.For information on other talkshow sessionsand activities at Indonesia Pavilion COP-26,please visit: www.indonesiaunfccc.com22Leading Climate Actions TogetherINDONESIA FOLU NET SINK 203023

Monday,8 November 2021On the 6th day of Indonesia Pavilion at COP-26 UNFCCC, the first session will discuss about Business Actorsand Climate Actions: Generating Revenue and Providing Benefits to the Nature. Biodiversity and ecosystemservices are currently decreasing at an unprecedented rate and scale due to climate change, with disastrousimplications for economies and livelihoods. An estimated US 44 trillion in global value-added, equivalentto more than half of the world's GDP, is generated from industries that depend on nature and environmentalservices. This session will expose the low-carbon and climate-friendly economic investment opportunitiesfrom various businesses that have efforts to reduce emissions from their business activities. It can beimplemented by framing the strategies, forming the policies, and involving multi sectors, develop businessstrategy and the initiatives to reduce climate-related costs and risks in the value chain to address theiroperational effectiveness. This session is expected to a keynote speech from H.E. Minister of Trades,Mr. Muhammad Luthfi and presenting the following speakers:1.2.3.4.Mr. Brahmantya Satyamudi Poerwadi, Corporate Secretary of PT. Pertamina (Persero)Mr. Rachmat Makkasau, President Director PT. Amman Mineral Nusa Tenggara (AMNT)Mr. Sihol Aritonang, Presiden Direktur PT. Riau Andalan Pulp and PaperMr. Edward Tombokan, Commercial Director of Sampoerna KayoeThis session will be moderated by Dr. Efransjah, Senior Advisor to Minister of Environment and Forestry.Indonesia Pavilion will also have a discussion session about Trade and Market in Forest, AgricultureCommodities and Trade (FACT). This session will discuss on lesson learned from sustainable forest andagricultural commodities policy approach among producer and consumer countries. This discussion aimsto identify actions which enable coherence and synergy in the development and implementation of policiesacross the global market for forest and agricultural commodities. Speakers on this session will be:1. Dr. Agus Justianto, Director General of Sustainable Forest Management, Ministry of Environment andForestry Republic of Indonesia2. Mr. Simon Sharpe Senior Adviser, FGMC/DEFRA, UK Government3. Ms. Yang Junyi, Secretary General Hardwood Comittee of CTWPDA - China4. Dr. Metodi Sotirov, Freiburg University, Associate Professor Forest and Environment Policy5. Prof. Dr. Ahmad Maryudi, Forestry Policy Expert, Universitas Gadjah Mada6. Dr. Dupito Simamora, Executive Director, CPOPCThis session will be moderated by Mr. Sulaiman Syarief, Deputy Chief of Mission IndonesianEmbassy - Brussels.Speakers and Moderator are tentative.For information on other talkshow sessionsand activities at Indonesia Pavilion COP-26,please visit: www.indonesiaunfccc.com24Leading Climate Actions TogetherINDONESIA FOLU NET SINK 203025

Tuesday,9 November 2021On this day, Indonesia Pavilion will begin with a discussion session on Avoiding Deforestation andDegradation Through Permanent (Moratorium) Policy on Primary Natural Forest And Peatland UtilizationPermits in Indonesia: A Pathway in Achieving FOLU Net Sink 2030. The Moratorium on the utilizationof primary natural forest and peatlands is an extremely significant policy formulated by the IndonesianGovernment for avoiding deforestation and forest degradation toward important pathway in achieving FOLUNet Sink 2030. The initiative of Moratorium that declared since 2011, has been improved from “suspension”to “termination” at 2019 by Presidential Instruction Number 5 regarding the permanent cessation of theissuance of new licenses in primary forests and peatlands. This policy implemented for Primary Forestand Peatlands whether in National Forest or private forest and other land. This session is expected to havekeynote speech from H.E. Vice Minister of Environment and Forestry, Dr. Alue Dohong and Mr. BudisatrioDjiwandono, Commission IV of The House of Representatives, Republic of Indonesia (DPR RI) as well aspresenting the following speakers:1. Dr. Ruandha Agung Sugardiman, Director General of Forestry Planning and Environmental Governance,Ministry of Environment and Forestry2. Dr. Abdul Kamarzuki, Director General of Spatial Planning, Ministry of Agrarian and Spatial Planning3. Dr. Indroyono Soesilo, Chairman of Indonesian Forest Entrepreneurs Association (APHI)4. Ms. Diah Suradiredja, Senior Policy Advisor, Kehati Foundation/NGO/Society5. Ms. Sophie Kemkhadze, Deputy Resident Representative UNDP IndonesiaThis session will be moderated by Ms. Emma Rachmawaty, Director of Climate Change Mitigation (MoEF).Indonesia has been engaging the community to actively participate in climate change through the “ClimateVillage Program or PROKLIM”, which is targeted to reach 20,000 villages by 2024. Strengthening theinvolvement of community and all stakeholders is one of key aspect for the implementation of NDC.To achieve the target, all elements at various levels should work hand in hand to build climate resiliencyand minimize GHG emissions. PROKLIM facilitate multi-stakeholder and multi-level collaboration inimplementing concrete climate actions at local level, including private sector and other related organization.This session of Climate Leaderships: PROKLIM and Collaboration Opportunities will expose the experiencesin supporting climate change actions conducted by multi-stakeholder to achieve NDC target in particular byProKlim, by having a keynote speech from Ms. Laksmi Dewanthi, Directorate General for Climate Change,Ministry of Environment and Forestry, and having the following speakers:1. Mr. Brahmantya Satyamudi Poerwadi, Corporate Secretary of Pertamina.2. Ms. Diah Suran Febrianti, Head of Environment and Social Responsibility PT. Astra3. Mr. Agung Wiyono, Head of Corporate Social and Community Engagement, Asia Pulp and Paper4. Mr. Satya Hangga Yudha Widya Putra, Co-Founder, Director of Research & Policy IE2IThis session will be moderated by Dr. Nur Masripatin, Senior Advisor to Minister of Environment and ForestrySpeakers and Moderator are tentative.For information on other talkshow sessionsand activities at Indonesia Pavilion COP-26,please visit: www.indonesiaunfccc.com26Leading Climate Actions TogetherINDONESIA FOLU NET SINK 203027

Wednesday,10 November 2021Day 8 of Indonesia Pavilion will have the first talk show session about Indonesia FOLU Net Sink 2030:Enhancing Carbon Stock from Sustainable Forest Management Practices and Plantation ForestDevelopment. Reduce Impact Logging for Carbon (RIL‑C) in timber harvesting as a form of embodimentof REDD , mandatory SVLK certification scheme, implementation of intensive silviculture (SILIN), andreconfiguring business in forestry (multi-businesses forestry) have been implemented by Indonesia in orderto achieve the Indonesia FOLU Net Sink 2030 target, together with private sector, civil society and other nonstate actors. This session will present the following speakers:1. Dr. Ruandha Agung Sugardiman, Director General of Forestry Planning and Environmental Governance,Ministry of Environment and Forestry2. Mr. Istanto, Director of Production Forest Business, Ministry of Environment and Forestry3. Ms. Elim Sritaba, Chief Sustainable Officer, Asia Pulp and Paper4. Mr. Mike Korchinsky, President Director of Wildlife Works5. Dr. Indroyono Soesilo, Chairman of Indonesia Forestry Society Communication Forum (FK-MPI).This session will be moderated by Prof. Ris. Haruni Krisnawati, Ministry of Environment and ForestryIndonesia Pavilion at COP-26 UNFCCC will promote Indonesia commitment to reduce the GHG emissionsby 29 percent against a 2030 business as usual scenario (834 billion ton CO2 e), and by 41 percent(1.176 billion ton CO2 e), subject to international assistance for finance, technology transfer, and capacitybuilding. To meet the NDC’s target, the Government of Indonesia developed modalities, such as: NDCImplementation Strategy, NDC roadmap, Updated NDC, and currently just finalizing the operational plan forthe implementation of Indonesia FOLU Net Sink 2030.Speakers and Moderator are tentative.For information on other talkshow sessionsand activities at Indonesia Pavilion COP-26,please visit: www.indonesiaunfccc.com28Leading Climate Actions TogetherINDONESIA FOLU NET SINK 203029

Thursday,11 November 2021The first session of the day will be about Indonesia Experience: Measuring CO2 Emission Reduction fromRaising Peat Ground Water Level to Support the Sustainable Management of Peatland Ecosystem and NDCAchievement. Indonesia has high commitment on protection a of peatland ecosystem. During the pandemicof Covid-19, Indonesia has achieved continual improvement on peatland restoration in concession areafrom 3.4 million hectares in 2019 to 3.6 million hectares in 2020. This session will share experiences onthe important of stakeholders in development and application of approach, methodology and baseline forCalculation of CO2 Emission Reduction from Raising Peat Ground Water Level, promote innovation and realapplication of approach, methodology and baseline for Calculation of CO2 Emission Reduction from RaisingPeat Ground Water Level, and, invite experts in developing methodology for calculation of GHG emissiongenerated from peatland ecosystem to joint collaborative action in establishing a consensus method. Thissession is expected to have the following speakers:1. Prof. Dr. Satyawan Pudyatmoko, Deputy I of Peatland and Mangrove Restoration Agency2. Mr. Sigit Reliantoro, Acting Director General of Environmental Pollution and Degradation Control Ministryof Environment and Forestry3. Ms. Elim Sritaba, Chief Sustainable Officer, Asia Pulp and Paper4. Mr. Hans Joosten, University of Griefswald, IPCC Panel Experts5. Dr. Aljosja Hooijer, International Expert, Deltares6. Representative of International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) - GEF-57. Mr. Faisal Parris, International Expert, GECThis session will be moderated by Dr. Efransjah, Senior Advisor to Minister of Environment and -lestari-orang-rimba-sejahteraThe Indonesia Pavilion will not only presenting important and strategic issues on series of talk show session.The Indonesia Pavilion will also performing cultural show, combining cultural issues and natural issues,one of the is a session with title “The Orang Rimba Performance: Living Harmony in Nature as EssentialContribution to Achieving Indonesia FOLU Net Sink 2030. Climate and Nature are inseparable unity andcomplement each other. This session will highlight the present of of living harmoniously with nature adheresto human life and well-being from “Orang Rimba” as the “Anak Dalam” tribes who are dwelling in the densepristine forest of Bukit Duabelas National Park in Jambi. Harmony with nature is their precious heritage thatis constitutionally protected in Indonesia. And GoI embraces the “Orang Rimba” rights and their heritage as acultural asset to be preserved for the next generation as well as their part in supporting to achieve IndonesiaFOLU Net Sink 2030.Performers: Ms. Maudy Koesnaidi, Indonesian Actress and Model Mr. Wawan Sofwan, Director Performing Culture Sh

16 Leadi Climate Actions ogether INDONESIA FOLU NET SINK 2030 17 Tuesday, 2 November 2021 On Tuesday, 2 November 2021, the Indonesia Pavilion COP-26 UNFCCC will start the day with a High Level Dialogue on Driving Ocean and Investment in Climate Actions. This session will discuss the current condition