CRC 990 - EFForTS - Georg-August-Universität Göttingen

CRC 990 Ecological and Socioeconomic Functions of Tropical Lowland Rainforest Transformation Systems (Sumatra, Indonesia) Issue 1 / August 2013
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Current status:
- First field campaigns have been done and village
profiles were compiled
- Interviews have been conducted, transcripted
and partly analysed
C03
Title: Cultural Landscape Transformation: A Geographical
Analysis of the Current Cultural
Landscape Transformation & The international
climate negotiations and their implications
for forest policies and resource access
in Indonesia
Team: Brigitta Hauser-Schäublin (UGoe), Stefanie
Steinebach (Postdoc), Titik Sumarti, Ervizal
Amzu (IPB), Rosyani, Eko Setianto, Ningsih Susanti
(UNJA)
Aim:
Identify impact of cultural diversity and cultural
factors/drivers in land use transformation processes
Current status:
- Village surveys in the Harapan landscape
- Social and administrative organization of the villages
- Inventory of cultural groups and their distribution
in the area / villages
- Social history of the region
- Migration and intercultural relations
- Access to land, landuse systems and tenure
- Knowledge and practice of resource use / land
laws / land rights
- House garden survey
- Knowledge and practice of plants and plant use
- Planning for next data collection
Counterpart (UNJA):
- Comparison of working- and land-lease contracts
between smallholders and agro-industrial
corporations
- Village survey in Singkawang
C04
Title: Long-Term Land Use, Poverty Dynamics and
Emission Trade-Offs in Indonesia
Team: Jann Lay, Stephan Klasen
(UGoe), Nunung Nuryartono (IPB),
Marhawati Mappatoba (UNTAD),
Katharina Trapp, Rivayani Darmawan, Dewi Nur
Asih (PhD students)
Aims: - Analyze the long-term drivers of poverty and
vulnerability in transformed forested landscapes
in Indonesia
- Estimate the greenhouse gas (GHG) implications
of households’ production and consumption
decisions and to analyze the determinants
of these emissions on the production and consumption
side
- Identify possible trade-offs between poverty
reduction and the carbon intensity of households’
land-use, production and consumption
decisions and to develop solutions to minimize
these trade-offs
Current status:
- Complete research socialization, household survey
(4th round) in the former STORMA/SFB 552
region in Central Sulawesi (Lore Lindu National
Park)
- Data cleaning stage (double entry verification,
data cleaning and setting up panel structure)
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