3. History
Yayasan Keanekaragaman Hayati Indonesia (Yayasan
KEHATI) was established in Jakarta on January 12, 1994
as a nonprofit organization independent grant fund manager
who facilitates a variety of conservation and sustainable use
of biodiversity in Indonesia.
KEHATI act as a catalyst to find innovative ways to
manage and use biodiversity sustainably Indonesia. Various
forms of collaboration continue forged with institutions that
can support the vision of organizations such as
nongovernmental organizations, universities, local
governments, professional associations, business community
and mass media.
5. Ecosystems Coastal and Small
Agricultural Ecosystems Forest Ecosystems Islands
Agricultural ecosystem holds the key factor in meeting food
needs of a nation. Ecological services carried by agricultural
biodiversity, such as pollination services, breakdown services,
service of biological control to suppress pests and diseases, it is
very important for sustainable agriculture.
Strategic objectives of the agricultural ecosystem:
1. Rehabilitation agroecosystem and encourage environmentally
friendly agriculture (eco-agriculture) to maintain and restore the
role of biodiversity in providing ecosystem services and ecosystem.
2. Developing a model of local germplasm conservation, crop wild
relatives and neglected (underutilized crops).
3. Promote other forms of adaptation to climate change.
6. Ecosystems Coastal and Small
Agricultural Ecosystems Forest Ecosystems Islands
Damage to forest ecosystems means the loss of biodiversity
resources. Forest is the heart for the circulation of oxygen and carbon
dioxide, which can reduce greenhouse gases triggering climate change.
Although Indonesia's land area is only 1.3% of the land area on Earth,
the total of Indonesia's forests to reach 120.35 million hectares, which
is the second largest tropical forest in the world after Brazil.
Indonesia's forests is half of Asia's tropical forests today
Strategic objectives of forest ecosystems:
1. Promoting the practice of good forest ecosystem management and
sustainable in the central and local levels.
2. Support and promote management initiatives / pemangkuan
multistakeholder forest.
3. Supporting efforts to research and pilot project implementation of
REDD (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest
Degradation).
7. Ecosystems Coastal and Small
Agricultural Ecosystems Forest Ecosystems Islands
Indonesia is the world's largest archipelago. The number of
islands were estimated at more than 17,504 islands, with a long
coastline of more than 95,000 km addition, two-thirds of the
territory of Indonesia, covering 580 million hectares is marine
waters. Extensive coral reefs of Indonesia is estimated around
51,000 km2, which turned out to cover 51% of coral reefs in
Southeast Asia, and 18% of coral reefs in the world. 37% of the
world's fish species live in the territory of Indonesia.
Strategic objectives and coastal ecosystems of small islands:
1. Develop a management model for coastal and small island-based
community.
2. Conserve species endemic / endangered / protected.
3. Rehabilitate and coastal ecosystems of small islands and climate
change adaptation efforts.
8. Matrix analysis
No. Indicator Non government government
organization organization
1 Fund Resources Grant , donor Taxes
2 Structur Like common More complex and
Organization organization conservative
3 Organization Private Government
4 Accounting act PSAK no.45
5 Company profil Non-profit Non-profit
6 Owner Foundations, non-profit Government
organizations (NGOs),
political parties and religious
organizations.
7 Managers Citizen Instansi
