Calculation Phase Buku Pedoman Penyusunan RAD GRK English
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see picture 3.5. The calculation is conducted for several GHG emission producing sectors and activities selected by local governments through
initial identiication of local GHG emission sources.
Technically, the calculation is conducted by calculating the level number of emission produced from a sector activity based on: 1 historical data
inventory result of GHG emission and 2 future datainformation without any intervention of climate change mitigation policiestechnologies.
Although the base year is year 2010 and projected until year 2020, the previous historical data for example data since 2005 can be used as
reference. In simple way, it can be said:
“Baseline = inventory of GHG emission historical data + GHG emission projection future datainformation without mitigation intervention”
As illustration it can be seen in Picture 3.5.
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Picture 3.5.
Example of Baseline and
Scenario of Garbage Sector
Mitigation.
In line with the development of baseline is development of GHG emission levels with mitigation scenario,namely calculating the number of GHG
emissionabsorption which will be produced from a sectoractivity in a long period of time for example, 2010-2020 based on : 1 historical data GHG
inventory results; and 2 projected emission on GHG emissionabsorption with assumption of future datainformation which have includedafter
application of policiestechnologies of GHG emission reduction.
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Information on methodology of GHG emission calculation with baseline and Mitigation Scenario, as well as datainformation necessary for several
related sectors can be seen in the Guideline for Implementating GHG Emission Reduction Action Plan
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2 Proposed Mitigation ActionsGHG Emission Reduction Activities In the section, the Working Groups of each sector can start to sort out and
choose several mitigation actions which will be proposed to be included in RAD-GRK document. Basically, the determination of the proposed
mitigation actions combines the existing proposed activities in the RKPD Local Development Work Plan and the new ones, both coming from the
central government, local governments, business actors, and the society. Below is an illustration from the proposing process:
b Action available in
Local Strategic Plan
RAD-GRK Document
c Proposed new action
a Action available in
RAN-GRK
Picture 3.6.
Illustration of Mitigation Activity
Proposing Process.
In details, there are several steps to be done by the Working Units by sectors in conducting the determination of proposed GHG emission
reduction activities as illustrated in Picture 3.6. above. 1. Identify GHG emission reduction activities available in RAN-GRK
Document. Based on the identiication result, if there are GHG emission reduction activities included and clearly mentioning the locations in
the province, the local governments support the activities mentioned in RAN-GRK and can carry out similar activities with the programs
activities from the central government adding up the number andor volume of the existing activities at the provincial region.
This means that the activities are designed to be funded by the Central Government, through related MinistriesAgencies. In the planning,
implementing and monitoring phases, the Central Government will coordinate with Local Governments.
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General Guideline for Implementing GHG Emission Reduction Action Plan,sub-chapter 3.1 and sub- chapter 4.2.
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2. The next step: identify existing development activities and program available in the local strategic development planning documents
for several sectors selected by Provincial Governments in the initial identiication phase. If the programactivities are predicted to have a role
in reducing GHG emission, the programactivities can be included in RAD-GRK documents.
3. Propose several new mitigation activities from several public, private, people’s institutions for inclusion into RAD-GRK, as long as the proposals
are worth considering and selecting further.
Examples of proposed mitigation actions for each sector can be seen in the Guideline for Implementating GHG Emission Reduction Action Plan
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. After that, calculation on estimated number of produced emission in CO2
eq unit from each proposed mitigation activity old and new ones are conducted by using GHG emission reduction calculation methodology which
will be determined in technical guidelines by related MinistriesAgencies.
Then it is continued with calculation of estimated necessary mitigation costs in Rupiah from each of proposed mitigation actions old and new
ones by using available sectoral mitigation cost calculation methodology. The Working Groups must also estimate duration needed for conducting
each proposed mitigation activity, starting from the preparation phase through operating phase. All of this information is used by the Development
Team to develop Chapter IV and Annex on RAD-GRK document. Examples of the calculation formats can be seen in Annexes 3 and 4.
3 Mapping of Local Institutions Institutional mapping stakeholder mapping is conducted to further analyze
important roles and impacts of each institution actors from governments private sectors community groups which take the roles as GHG emission
producers and also as GHG emission reducing actors in the Provincial territory. The activities are conducted by Working Groups by using the
data and information previously collected, namely identiication of public, private and people’s institutions.
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Examples of local institutional mapping formats can be seen in Annex 7. The information from the table is used by the Development Team as inputs
to develop Chapter V on RAD-GRK document.