Forest Recreation and Ecotourism Center
A MOU on Forest Recreation and Eco-tourism was signed in October 2013 in the presence of the Presidents of both countries on the occasion of the state visit in commemoration of 40-year diplomatic relation between Korea and Indonesia. In follow-up, a basic plan for establishing a forest recreation and eco-tourism center and conducting a capacity-building program (2015~2018) was developed. Now one project to construct a forest recreation and ecotourism site in Tunak center is being conducted in cooperation with the National Forestry Cooperatives Federation of Korea and PT. Yucom Jaya Mandiri of Indonesia.
- Planting activities in Mongolia
Planting activities in Mongolia
- Visitor Center in Tunak
Visitor Center in Tunak
REDD+ Joint Project
The Pilot Project for Forest Management Unit (FMU) and REDD+ has been implemented in Kampar, Sumatra with the aim of organizing and operating FMU and securing forest carbon credits, since the ROD for this project was established in January and the project management team was organized in July, 2012.
To facilitate an effective implementation of this project, the Joint Steering Committee gathered three times and the REDD+ High Level Dialogue was arranged in August 2015.
After five years of 2012~2016, the project management team was dismissed in June 2016, and the project management has been handed over to the Korea-Indonesia Forest Cooperation Center based in Jakarta with the plan for registering the pilot project in VCS (Verified Carbon Standard).
- Forest Survey in Kampar
Forest Survey in Kampar
- REDD+ Capacity-Building Training
REDD+ Capacity-Building Training
Rumpin Nursery Center
Sentul Green Partnership Model Forest
With the aim of enhancing a green cooperation which can symbolize Korea- Indonesia Forest Partnership, the Green Partnership Model Forest was established on 640 ha in Sentul, Hambalang provided by Indonesian Ministry of Forest. including facilities for eco-education, eco-tourism, agroforestry and resting areas.
During the first phase of this forest project (2011~2012), the master plan was developed by Seoul National University Educational-Industrial Cooperation and an eco-experimental forest was established. Hambalang Eco-edu Model Forest was created along with a 5 km-long trekking and jogging trail. This Forest was open in 2013 during the second phase slated for 2013~2021. The information center was created, open to the public and a multipurpose building was constructed for lecture rooms, dormitory and laboratories in 2013. The management and operation of this Sentul Forest will be handed over to the Ministry of Forest from 2021 for the coming third phase.
- Multi-purpose building completion ceremony in Sentul Model Forest
Multi-purpose building completion ceremony in Sentul Model Forest
- Forest experience program for Indonesian elementary schoolers
Forest experience program for Indonesian elementary schoolers