FFPMP phase 1 developed and introduced participatory forest and land fire management for farmers with varying agricultural activities in Jambi and West Kalimantan. At the Jambi site, the Integrated Green Belt (IGB) was developed along with wire fences, ditches, and rows of trees. At the West Kalimantan site, sloping agricultural land technology was developed along with nitrogen fixing tree species and crop trees. Both programs aimed at developing and improving fire management conducted by farmers through the establishment of green belts for the prevention of fire, incentives of income generation by agricultural products, and protection of farm lands from animals.

FFPMP 2 monitors these activities to improve the programs and study their potential applicability to other areas.

 

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FFPMP2 disseminates project outputs to the Ministry of Forestry, national parks, and NGO's by holding workshop and meeting. During the process of decentralization, FFPMP2 strengthens the cooperation between provincial governments, regional forest services, regional educatiob, cultural services, and others.

In 2001, FFPMP2 accepted counterparts from Malaysia to exchange information, skill and knowledge.

In June 2002, FFPMP2 attended the ASEAN World Land & Forest Fire Hazards Conference. At the conference, 10 members of ASEAN countries signed the agreement of transboundary haze pollution. FFPMP2 participated the parallel session to make a recommendation in the fields of suppression, extension and public relation, early warning and detection, and forest fire rehabilitation for the orld Summit on Sustainable Development.