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SUMMARY NOTE

GOVERNORS INSTRUCTION OF NORTH SUMATRA AS A RESPONSE TO

PRESIDENTIAL INSTRUCTION NO. 5 YEAR 2011:

ADAPTATION TO EXTREME CLIMATE CONDITION AS AN EFFORT TO

SECURE RICE PRODUCTION IN NORTH SUMATRA: 20122020


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Indonesia is one of the most vulnerable countries to the adverse eects of climate change.The serious

impacts are anticipated especially for agriculture sector, thus the President issued the Presidential

Instruction No. 5 of 2011 Concerning on National Rice Production Security in Facing Extreme ClimateConditions. Climate change will also reduce the ability of a country to achieve sustainable develop !

ment pathways. Therefore, it needs a strategy for mainstreaming climate change adaptation into

development planning.

At the regional level, the North Sumatra province became the rst province to respond to the above-

mentioned Presidential Instruction by developing the own Governors instruction on the same issue

as an entry point in mainstreaming adaptation into development planning. Agriculture is the largest

economic sector in North Sumatra, almost a half of thelabor force in the province are engaged inagriculture sector.

Adaptation working group of the province worked to provide input and oversight to the Governor in

developing the guidelines for anticipating and responding quickly to extreme climatic conditions. The

guidance will encourage the preparation of draft legislation on the protection of land and sustainable

agriculture in North Sumatra.

BACKGROUND & OBJECTIVE

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General rice production cycle in NorthSumatra Province. Nowdays, rice pro!duction time in North Sumatra Provicealready shifted from cycle.

Farmers have diculties to decide theplanting time because of the unpre!dictable weather.

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The members of adaptation working group composed of representa!

tives from related agencies such as Agency of Agriculture, Agency

for Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics (BMKG), Food Secu!

rity Agency, Environmental Agency, Agricultural Technology Research

Agency, etc. A series of study sessions and workshops had been con !

ducted since early 2011 for the working group to discuss onrecom!mendation of adaptation actions to anticipate and respond quickly to

face extreme climatic conditions. Field survey to several Kabupaten!

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the real agricultural condition in North Sumatra.

With technical assistance by JICA experts and close coordination

with BAPPEDA, Agency of Agriculture and BMKG North Sumatra, the

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as an Efort to Secure Rice Production in North Sumatra: 2012-

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THE PROCESS

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Field survey to KabupatenSimalungun followed bydiscussion with the LocalGovernment at Bupati ofSimalungun Oce

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Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)s Project of Capacity Development for Climate Change

Strategies in Indonesia, in particular its Sub-Project 1 has been supporting the development of this

Governors Instructionto become input for the next Mid-term Development Plan for the North Suma!

tra Province (RPJMD 2014-2018). The main objective of the Sub-Project 1 is to enhance the capacity of

Government in developing the strategy in facing climate change issue. Working group has been estab!

lished to discuss to produce the recommendation action of adaptation strategy. Thesestudy sessions

and workshops are facilitated by JICA. JICA also supported for collecting the data related to the issue,

formulating the concept of activity of food security related to climate change, and making conclusion

from the result of study and workshop.

As to publicize the Instruction, the Socialization event of the Governors Instruction was heldon Janu!

ary 28th, 2013 at JW Mariott Hotel, Medan, North Sumatra Province with JICAs support. Opened byMr.

Yushi Suzuki, Japan General Consulate in Medan and Mr. H. NurdinLubis, SH, MM, Regional Secretary

of North Sumatra (represented by Mr. Ir. H. RiadilAkhirLubis, M.Si, Head of BAPPEDA of North Suma!

tra Province).

SUPPORT OF JICA CLIMATE CHANGE PROJECT FOR

THE GOVERNMENT OF NORTH SUMATRA PROVINCE

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Mr. Gatot Pujo Nugroho, Governor of North Sumatra (left) and Ms. Noguchi Junko (right), JICA Expert

attend the Musrenbang Provinsi Sumatera Utara

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