Forstprogramm III (Sulawesi) Forest Programme III - Sulawesi Die FZ-Maßnahme zielt darauf, dass die indonesischen Partner in Zentral-Sulawesi beispielhafte Biodiversitätsschutz- und Wassereinzugsgebietsmaßnahmen im Rahmen von nationalen Strategien entwickeln und umsetzen (FZ-Modulziel). Damit soll ein Beitrag zur Umsetzung von Waldschutz- und nachhaltigen Waldbewirtschaftungsstrategien geleistet werden, wodurch klimaschädliche Emissionen aus dem Forstsektor verringert und Lebens-bedingungen der armen ländlichen Bevölkerung verbessert werden (Programmziel). Die Aktivitäten zielen auf die Verbesserung des Managements des Nationalpark Lore Lindu zum langfristigen Erhalt von Tropenwäldern mit global bedeutsamer Biodiversität, auf eine nach-haltige Landnutzung in der Pufferzone sowie auf Erhalt und Rehabilitierung von prioritären Wassereinzugsgebieten. Zielgruppe ist die Lokalbevölkerung, die um den Nationalpark sowie in den Wassereinzugsgebieten des Palu- und oberen Lariang-Flusses lebt und deren Exis-tenzgrundlagen vor allem vom Wald und anderen natürlichen Ressourcen abhängen. The objective of this Programme (programme goal) is the implementation of a collaborative integrated management of the Lore Lindu landscape and therewith supporting Indonesia in strategy development and implementation of measures regarding conservation of biodiversity and watersheds in the framework of the national REDD+- Strategy in Central Sulawesi.The programme area comprises forests and selected communes in and around the Lore Lindu National Park (TNLL), with the surrounding sub-watersheds of Miu, Gumbasa, Wuno, Bambamua, and in the upper Lariang watershed being the focal area for intervention. The programme goal Collaborative Integrated Management of the Lore Lindu Landscape aims at the strengthening of collaborations for the Lore Lindu landscape management. Outputs cover Biodiversity conservation management: Supporting the management of National Park Lore Lindu (TNLL), Watershed Development: Improvement and rehabilitation of the upper watersheds of the LL landscape, livelihoods improvement in the communities bordering conservation areas, and Improved cooperation among Government stakeholders from provincial and district levels which will ensure the long-term ecological alignment and integration into the respective development planning.The Lore Lindu National Park (TNLL) is one of the largest remaining mountainous rain forests in Sulawesi and has high importance in terms of biodiversity, culture as well archaeological aspects. TNLL was declared National Park and gazetted in 1993 and covers an area of 217,991.18 ha. TNLL holds a great number of endemic flora and fauna in large lowland and highland mountain forests, thick wood forests, flat fertile valleys, rivers, lakes and hot springs. Administratively, the park stretches over Sigi and Poso District . The Park is the core zone of the Biosphere Reserve Lore Lindu, which was declared by UNESCO in 1977. The TNLL is the origin of Palu and Lariang watersheds, and is the source for 3 important rivers in Central Sulawesi, the Lariang, Gumbasa and Palu Rivers. By now, there are 117 villages surrounding TNLL of which 70 villages directly border park. The number of population in these villages is estimated at 105,000 people. Die FZ-Maßnahme zielt darauf, dass die indonesischen Partner in Zentral-Sulawesi (Lore Lindu) beispielhafte Biodiversitätsschutz- und Wassereinzugsgebietsmaßnahmen im Rahmen der natio-nalen Strategien entwickeln und umsetzen. The objective of this Programme (programme goal) is the implementation of a collaborative integrated management of the Lore Lindu landscape and therewith supporting Indonesia in strategy development and implementation of measures regarding conservation of biodiversity and watersheds in the framework of the national REDD+- Strategy in Central Sulawesi.The programme area comprises forests and selected communes in and around the Lore Lindu National Park (TNLL), with the surrounding sub-watersheds of Miu, Gumbasa, Wuno, Bambamua, and in the upper Lariang watershed being the focal area for intervention. The programme goal Collaborative Integrated Management of the Lore Lindu Landscape aims at the strengthening of collaborations for the Lore Lindu landscape management. Outputs cover Biodiversity conservation management: Supporting the management of National Park Lore Lindu (TNLL), Watershed Development: Improvement and rehabilitation of the upper watersheds of the LL landscape, livelihoods improvement in the communities bordering conservation areas, and Improved cooperation among Government stakeholders from provincial and district levels which will ensure the long-term ecological alignment and integration into the respective development planning.The Lore Lindu National Park (TNLL) is one of the largest remaining mountainous rain forests in Sulawesi and has high importance in terms of biodiversity, culture as well archaeological aspects. TNLL was declared National Park and gazetted in 1993 and covers an area of 217,991.18 ha. TNLL holds a great number of endemic flora and fauna in large lowland and highland mountain forests, thick wood forests, flat fertile valleys, rivers, lakes and hot springs. Administratively, the park stretches over Sigi and Poso District . The Park is the core zone of the Biosphere Reserve Lore Lindu, which was declared by UNESCO in 1977. The TNLL is the origin of Palu and Lariang watersheds, and is the source for 3 important rivers in Central Sulawesi, the Lariang, Gumbasa and Palu Rivers. By now, there are 117 villages surrounding TNLL of which 70 villages directly border park. The number of population in these villages is estimated at 105,000 people.