1. BPS – STATISTICS INDONESIA
NATIONAL PLAN FOR ADVANCING ENVIRONMENTAL-ECONOMIC ACCOUNTING IN INDONESIA
Tenth Meeting of the UNCEEA, New York, June 2015
KECUK SUHARIYANTO
Deputy Chief Statistician for National Accounts and Statistical Analysis

2. CONTENTS 4 Phases of Implementation Building Country Ownership
BPS – STATISTICS INDONESIA
4 Phases of Implementation
Building Country Ownership
Building Partnerships
Identification of Policy Issues & Prioritized Accounts
Building on Existing Initiatives
Scope of Work
Governance Structure
Work in Progress and Challenges
CONTENTS

3. 4 PHASES OF IMPLEMENTATION
What issues of interest?
What are the accounts that could inform these issues?
Which accounts are most feasible to produce?
What is the relative priority of each account?
What data are available?
What are the resources available?
What enabling factors are needed?
PHASE 1
Institutionalisation
Policy Issues
Prioritized account
Socialization
PHASE 2
Data availability
Data gap analysis
Capacity Building
PHASE 3
Drafting strategic plan to compile environmental account
PHASE 4
Implementation

4. BUILDING COUNTRY OWNERSHIP
Tailoring SDG and SEEA to National Development Priorities
Medium-term Development Plan ( )

5. BUILDING PARTNERSHIP AMONG MULTI-STAKEHOLDERS
PARTNERSHIP IN SEEA
SDG GOAL 8
GOAL 8. Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all.

6. OVERVIEW OF POLICIES AND PRIORITIZED ACCOUNTS
TYPE OF ACCOUNT
POLICY ISSUE
AGENCIES
LAND ACCOUNTS (including forest and agricultural land)
RPJMN , Gazetting Forest Lands, Spatial Planning Law, Green Economy, food security, REDD+, Aichi Target 2, One Map
BPS, LHK, BAPPENAS, MenKeu, DepTan, Bulog, LAPAN, BPPT, BIG
WATER ASSET ACCOUNTS; Water Supply & Use Accounts
RPJMN , Green Economy, Spatial Planning Law
BPS, LHK, BAPPENAS, MenKeu, DPU, LAPAN, BPPT
CARBON STOCK ACCOUNTS; Carbon Supply & Use Accounts;
RPJMN , Green Economy, Climate Change, REDD+
BPS, LHK, BAPPENAS, MenKeu, DehHut,
ECOSYSTEM SERVICE ACCOUNTS (especially for flood control)
RPJMN , Green Economy, Climate Change
BPS, LHK, BAPPENAS, MenKeu, BNPB
Adjusted Net Savings and economic valuation of natural capital
Financing of environmental initiatives
BPS, BAPPENAS, MenKeu
Ecosystem Condition and Biodiversity Accounts
RPJMN , Green Economy, REDD+, Aichi Target 2,
BPS, LHK, BAPPENAS

7. BUILDING ON EXISTING INITIATIVES
One Map Program
The Indonesian REDD+ program
Gazetting Forest Lands
The Green Economy Program
Other Programs
Based on SEEA 1993
Coverage is limited to 9 significant natural resources
ONE STEERING COMMITTEE

8. SCOPE OF WORK SEEA MODUL TYPE OF ACCOUNT FUNDED BY ADDITIONAL FUND/TA
Central Framework
Asset account
Land, forest, water accounts
WAVES/World Bank
Timber, energy & mineral accounts
BPS/Government budget
Biological resources account (livestock, food plantation, etc)
FAO (TA)
Flow account
Agriculture products & agri-related products flow account (food, fertilizer, pesticides, etc)
Activity account
Production and expenditure accounts (pilot survey on EGSS/EPEA in 3 provinces)
Integration account
Natural resources account Balance sheet
EEA
Ecosystem account
Land, forest, carbon, water accounts for selected province/national level(?)
UNSD (TA) +
World Bank (?)

9. GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE (1)
ONE COMMITTEE FOR ALL INITIAVES
Steering Committee
(Deputy Ministers)
Technical Committee
(Directors)
Working Groups
(Head of Divisions)
Subject Matter Groups
Functional Groups
Land, Water, Carbon
Policy
Ecosystem
Spatial Analysis
SEEA
Data, Standards, Dissem.

10. GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE (2)

11. GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE (3)
Figure 2: A possible activity flow for the Integrated System of Natural Resource and Environment Accounts

12. WORK IN PROGRESS (1) SOCIALIZATION
Pre High Level Meeting (April 6th, 2015)
High Level Meeting (April 15th, 2015)
Socializations in regular/existing meetings in Regional Level
CAPACITY BUILDING
Introduction of SEEA –Waves, UNSD, ANU, UNESCAP, in-house training for national account staff
Regional Workshop on Experimental Ecosystem Accounting For Asia-Pacific Countries - UNSD

13. WORK IN PROGRESS (2) OUTCOMES :
April 2015: conducted institutionalize process (Phase 1)
June 2015: together with WB we have done data inventorying (Phase 2)  A series of meetings with data providers and account users.
OUTCOMES :
Natural capital account  source of information to calculate National Wealth
Initiate at Technical level on data sharing arrangement/commitment from competent resources
Data accessibility on more than 50 natural resources according to spatial location based on standardize map consistent with Geospatial agency’s map
OneMap program have map for the whole country but with different resolutions  can lead to potential data quality problem (accuracy & consistency)
The working groups will need more in- depth discussions to address Data Quality Assurance Framework
Data providers
Account Users
Sisnerling

14. CHALLENGES
Many initiatives from different international organizations confuses stakeholders – improve coordination
Difficult to avoid overlap of activities among initiatives
Need to set priority accordingly
Different concepts, definitions and methodology have been used by stakeholders.
Need to reclassify according to standard SEEA

15. NOTE:
Contents of this presentation are based on discussion results among various stakeholders and suggestions from UNSD team led by Ivo Havinga.
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