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Indonesia July - August 2012 Newsletter #29 & #30 Indonesia July - August 2012 Newsletter 3rd Anti Corruption Forum held Training Module of Forest Crimes X37 2nd Project Steering Committee in Jakarta Launched by PPATK Meeting at BNPT Jakarta, 8 August 2012 - Indonesian Financial Jakarta, 2 August 2012 - UNODC X37 (Terrorism Transaction Reports and Analysis Center/ Prevention) had conducted its second Project INTRAC( PPATK) in collaboration with Indonesian Steering Committee (PSC) at BNPT/NACT Jakarta, 30 - 31 Juli 2012 - Dr. Ir. Lukita Dinarsyah Working Group on Forest Finance (IWGFF) (National Agency for Countering Terrorism). Tuwo, MA, Deputy Minister of National and supported by UNODC Indonesia officially Development Planning/National Development launched a guidance book on forest crimes The participants in the meeting are the core Planning Agency, (BAPPENAS) inaugurated the investigation and prosecution at PPATK building. member of the PSC, except the Ministry of 3rd Indonesia Anti-Corruption (IAC) Forum. This Foreign Affairs, and several others Indonesian forum is part of UNODC T81 project and was According to R. Narendra Jatna, SH, LLM (Head authorities and entities. made possible with funding from the European of Cibadak District Attorney General Office), this Union and the Royal Norwegian Embassy. guidance book is not meant to cover all details This PSC was addressed by Deputy of on investigation and prosecution but only as International Cooperation of BNPT, Ambassador As many as 400 participants took part in the an outline for trainers who are going to use it Harry Purwanto. In this meeting, UNODC’s work fruitful discussions conducted from day 1 to day in training classes. Each trainer will be expected plan for the next few months was discussed 2 of the event. to elaborate more on the details with respect to and Ambassador Harry Purwanto refresh all their own field. stakeholders on counter terrorism and counter The aims of this Anti-Corruption forum are radicalization efforts in Indonesia. to socialize the Perpres No. 55 Tahun2012 on During the book recension, there were a lot of the Stranas PPK to all Ministries/Government feedbacks directed to the authors of the book. Ambassador Harry Purwanto explained that institution, to gain inputs from all participants Most of them welcome the writing of this Indonesia efforts to counter terrorism are on how to implement and monitor the guidance and appreciated the initiative which is quite good. Although currently there is no implementation of the Stranas PPK in the the first of its kind ever written in Indonesia. terrorism action takes place, however history National and Regional Level, to launch the showed that the trend of terrorism in Indonesia studies from TII and ICW funded by EU, and is dynamic. As such, he iterated that we have to gain inputs of monitoring and evaluation to be ever ready for act of terror that might strategy on the implementation of Perpres No. ****************** happen at any time. 55 Year 2012. “As part of national development planning, Forest rangers training in Raja Ampat ****************** especially the Annual Government Work Plan District, South Sorong District, Teluk (RKP) 2013, the implementation of the National Bintuni District and Manokwari District. Anti-Corruption Strategy is important and has to be monitored by all stakeholders. Bappenas is Subjects covered in the training were mandated by Presidential Regulation No. 55 Year forest protection technique, forest crimes 2012 as coordinating agency to monitor, evaluate identification, crime reporting technique, and report the implementation of National Anti- handling illegal logging cases with forest, anti- Corruption Strategy,” said Dr. Ir. Lukita Dinarsyah corruption and anti-money laundering laws. Tuwo, MA, Deputy State Minister of National Development Planning/National Development Raja Ampat Island, 6 - 10 August 2012 This training is in response to an official Planning Agency, (BAPPENAS). - Norway fuded UNODC X14 Project, request by Head of the Forestry Office of conducted a 4-day training for forest rangers West Papua Province, Mr. Hendrik Runawery, in Waisai, Waigeo Island, Raja Ampat District. during the training in June 2012 in Manokwari. This training was attended by 50 participants ****************** ****************** across West Papua like from Raja Ampat itself, Sorong Municipality, Sorong UNDOC, TIPIKOR Building, Ground Floor, Jl. HR Rasuna Said Kav C 19, Jakarta 12950 For further info: Zulkarnain Lubis, Communication Associate, email: [email protected], phone: (62-21) 52920731, ext. 18, fax: (62-21) 52907427 www.unodc.org/indonesia UNODC Indonesia Country Manager Ajit Joy, bid farewell to Indonesia Jakarta, 16 August 2012 - It is no exaggeration to say that in building a solid and motivated team in Indonesia, Ajit has spurred into life a dynamic degree of engagement between UNODC and our partners in that country – government, civil society and donors alike. Prior to 2008, UNODC’s work in Indonesia was spasmodic and low-key. Now, four years later, in the context of EAP, our Indonesia programme is second only to the Regional Centre in terms of size. In all of this, Ajit has shepherded a tailoring of UNODC’s skills and resources to the task at hand through his energy, perseverance and commitment. Ajit, we commend you for this great achievement. Present at Ajit’s farewell party, Deputy Chief of Indonesian National Police, Commissioner General Nanan Sukarna pleaded with him to be always in touch. Thanks Ajit, and we wish you all the best! ****************** New Staff Iis Wiarsih Consultant for Administration and Logistics UNDOC, TIPIKOR Building, Ground Floor, Jl. HR Rasuna Said Kav C 19, Jakarta 12950 For further info: Zulkarnain Lubis, Communication Associate, email: [email protected], phone: (62-21) 52920731, ext. 18, fax: (62-21) 52907427 www.unodc.org/indonesia.
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