Guías y formación sobre requisitos sociales

Guías y formación sobre requisitos sociales

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Implementing the Social Requirements of the High Carbon Stock Approach is a complex process. Each case has unique circumstances and context.

The HCSA has developed open-access, freely available resources to provide practical advice and instructions for companies, local communities, land use managers and environmental and social assessors.

An Introduction to HCSA Social Requirements

A step-by-step guide to each stage of the implementation process of HCSA’s 14 Social Requirements.

Introduction to HCSA Social Requirements – English

Introduction to HCSA Social Requirements – Indonesian

Implementation Guide for Social Requirements

En Implementation Guide is a key resource with detailed instructions and examples on how to apply the Social Requirements. It describes the roles, required actions and outputs for all groups involved at each stage of the process. It is supplemented by six appendices that focus on specific aspects of implementation:

Appendix 1  A non-technical summary of the Social Requirements.

Appendix 2  Social Knowledge – provides further information on the social studies and assessments that need to be conducted at each stage of implementation.

Appendix 3 Participatory Mapping – how maps are created with local communities identifying features such as customary land boundaries, forest areas used by communities and areas of ecological, economic, cultural and religious significance to them.

Appendix 4 Benefits and incentives for communities HCS Forests and High Conservation Value areas.

Appendix 5 Community involvement in conservation management and monitoring.

Appendix 6 Applying to existing operations – how the Social Requirements should be applied to existing developments to make sure rights are being respected.

Pilot Implementation of HCSA SR13

The pilot evaluation of the application of HCSA Social Requirement 13 (SR13) was conducted by Musim Mas in collaboration with Forest Peoples Programme (FPP). The primary objective of this pilot evaluation was to assess the applicability of SR13 and to provide recommendations to HCSA for potential revisions of the Social Requirements and related guidance.

The outcome of the pilot study is summarised in this evaluation report:

Pilot Implementation of HCSA Social Requirement 13 at PT Unggul Lestari, Central Kalimantan: A summary evaluation report

How to Develop and Implement an Integrated Conservation and Land Use Plan (ICLUP) Interim Guidance

En Interim Guidance on Developing and Implementing an Integrated Land Use Plan focuses on Stage 3 ‘Negotiation’ and Stage 4 ‘Operational’. It describes how to fulfil mandatory requirements with examples of good practice.

Training Presentations

Presentations cover all stages of Social Requirement implementation – view online and download transcripts.

Introduction:
Overview of the Social Requirements

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Stage 1:
Preparation

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Stage 2:
Evaluación

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Stage 3:
Negotiation

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Stage 4:
Operational

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Management and
Monitoring Agreements

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