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INDONESIANewsletter #7 September 2010
UNDOC, TIPIKOR Building, Ground Floor, Jl. HR Rasuna Said Kav C 19, Jakarta 12950 For further info: Marsha Suryawinata, Communica on Consultant email: [email protected], phone: (62-21) 52920731, fax: (62-21) 52907427
www.unodc.org/indonesia
Building a shared commitment in conserving forests in Papua
27 September
2010
UNODC in
collabora on
with the
Government
of Papua
Province facilitated a workshop in Jayapura on
“Building Stakeholder Commitment in support
of UNODC’s Project - Countering Illegal
Logging and the linkages between Forest
Crime and Corrup on in Indonesia”. Papua
was made a project area by the government
with special considera ons that the forest of
Papua that are increasingly being threatened
needs to be protected.
Over 50 par cipants from the Ministry of
Forestry, provincial Ministry of Forestry,
police, military, A orney General’s Offi ce,
community leaders, and non-governmental
organisa ons par cipated. A work plan for
the project was designed in consulta on with
all.
Discussions in Oslo on illegal logging29 August - 4
September 2010
UNODC Country
Manager, Mr.
Ajit Joy was in
Oslo, Norway
for discussions
with various Norwegian authori es on the
new Norway Government funded UNODC
project on illegal logging. Mr. Joy had mee ngs
with Norwegian Agency for Development
Coopera on, Norwegian Climate and Forest
Ini a ve of the Ministry of Environment,
the Auditor General’s Offi ce, The Na onal
Authority for Inves ga on and Prosecu on
of Economic and Environmental Crime, The
Norwegian Na onal Advisory Group against
Organized Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated
Fishing, the Center for Interna onal Climate
and Environmental Research and Rain Forest
Founda on Norway.
UNODC Heads of Offi ce plan for the future
13 – 14
September
2010
UNODC
Regional
Center for
East Asia
and the Pacifi c held the Heads of Offi ce
mee ng in Bangkok. The mee ng allowed
senior management to take stock of the
regional programme, discuss emerging
opportuni es for programme expansion
and to develop a regional ac on plan. A key
focus of the mee ng also involved refl ec ng
on lessons learned and program results.
Indonesian Na onal Police pursues further accountability
21 September
2010 The
Indonesian
Na onal
Police
top level
management
school (SESPIM) con nues its eff ort on
building integrity, transparency, oversights
and accountability within Indonesian Na onal
Police.
Ini ated by the Head of SESPIM Inspector
General Paulus Purwoko, ini ated a na onal
seminar to discuss the formula on of police
accountability, problems and ideal solu ons
at the conceptual and implementa on
levels. Commisioner General Nanan
Soekarna, UNODC Country Manager, Mr.
Ajit Joy and Chair of The Commission for
the “Disappeared and Vic ms” of Violence,
Usman Hamid were speakers at this seminar.
300 par cipants a ended include police,
media, non-governmental organiza ons and
academics.
Urban crime symposium gathers experts from across Asia to share global perspec ve
30 September
2010 the
University
of Indonesia
hosted its 3rd
symposium on
“Learning from
Japan” tled, “Enriching the Way to Crime-
Free Society: The Crea on of Safe and Secure
Urban Living Environment.” The symposium
drew eminent speakers and par cipants
from academia and the law enforcement
communi es of Indonesia and Japan, other
speakers included the Japanese Ambassador to
Indonesia.
During the symposium speakers discussed
their ideas concerning the desirability of a
crime-free society, zero-tolerance enforcement
approaches, and the role of police in
theore cal and prac cal terms. UNODC
Country Manager, Mr. Ajit Joy presented a
paper on urban crime in Jakarta, ci ng the
city’s remarkably low reported crime rate while
assessing poten al threats and nega ve trends
that could poten ally impinge law enforcement
eff orts in Jakarta.
Grass root civil society organiza ons gearing to fi ght corrup on in Indonesia
22 – 24
September
2010 UNODC
and the
Partnership for
Governance
Reform are
suppor ng 15 civil society organiza ons to lead
the fi ght against corrup on across Indonesia.
Through this Norway-funded ini a ve, each
civil society organiza on will receive a grant of
up to US$ 30,000 for one year’s work.
The Partnership for Governance Reform
organized an orienta on and training session
for the selected civil society organiza ons in
Semarang. This training was to revise or modify
the submi ed proposal and plan of ac vi es
so that it would be more achievable and
conforming to the logical framework.
In an interview with the par cipants, a
representa ve from the Medan civil society
organisa on feels that if more and more
organiza ons like the UNODC would support
the people’s movement against corrup on,
this would be a posi ve prospect for the future
whereby the people would be far more vigilant
New staff :
• Greg Linsdell, Project Coordinator, Transna onal
Crimes and Criminal Jus ce, Semarang Offi ce
• Monica Tanuhandaru, Consultant, Police Integrity
and Accountability
• Mustafa Unal Erten, Expert Trianer, Transna onal
Crimes and Criminal Jus ce, Semarang Offi ce
• Petrus Farneubun, Consultant, Illegal Logging,
Papua Offi ce
• Tracey Green, Expert Trainer, Transna onal Crime
and Criminal Jus ce, Semarang Offi ce
Eff ec ve 1 September 2010, Ajit Joy has been
designated Country Manager of UNODC in Indonesia
