CV_Davie_November 2016

CURRICULUM VITAE: DR JAMES DAVIE
1. Name: James David Spencer Davie
2. Contact Details:
Address: “Griya Taman Carik”, Banjar Tangkup, Desa Kedisan, Gianyar, Bali,
Indonesia
Postal Address: PO Box 216, Ubud 80571, Gianyar, Bali
Phone: +62 811 385 7101;
Fax : +62 361 980990
e-Mail: JDSDavie@gmail.com
3. Nationality: Australian
4. Education:
• B.Sc (Hons First Class) Botany, University of Queensland
 Ph.D, “Pattern and Process in Mangrove Forest Ecosystems in SE Queensland”, School of
Botany, University of Queensland, 1983.
 Certificate in Conflict Resolution in Planning, Queensland University of Technology, 1992.
5. Appointments Relevant to the Position:
• Professor (Adjunct) Tropical Forest Policy and Climate Change, School of Science and
Engineering, University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia (September 2014 - continuing)
• Team Leader, Evaluation and Lessons Learnt from the Hutan Harapan Ecosystem Restoration Project,
Sumatra. DANIDA. (April-August 2016)
• Team Leader, Developing a Coherent UK Government Programme for Indonesia. DFID-UKCCU,
(January-April 2016).
• Team Leader, UNEP Bangkok: Maldives GEF VI Project Design. Strengthening Reef Resilience
through Sustainable Atoll Development in the Maldives (March–August 2016).
• Lead Consultant UNEP, Bangkok: Timor Leste GEF VI Project Design Implementation of ABS
under Nagoyo Protocol (October 2015-March 2016).
• Chief Technical Advisor, WWF Indonesia: Project Design and Preparation Strengthening forest and
ecosystem connectivity in RIMBA landscape of central Sumatra through investing in natural capital, biodiversity
conservation, and land-based emission reductions (The RIMBA Raya project). GEF-UNEP-Coordinating
Ministry for Economic Affairs. GEF V Large Project. (October 2013 – December 2015).
• Chief Technical Advisor, Project Design and Preparation Indonesia Forest Investment Plan Ministry of
Forestry , Republic of Indonesia: World Bank-Ministry of Forestry, Forest Investment Plan
Project Preparation Phase (March 2014 – April 2015)
• Lead Consultant, Project Design and Preparation, Multistakeholder Forestry Programme Phase 3.
DFID-UKCCU (October 2011 – August 2012)
6. Other Training:
 Post Doctoral Fellow and Assistant Professor Research, Institute for Resource and
Environmental Studies, Dalhousie University, Canada: Long term Advisor to the Centre for
Environmental Studies at Hasanuddin University, South Sulawesi. Activities associated with
research and training in coastal management in mangrove and coral reef wetlands. 1982-83.
 Post Doctoral Fellow, Research School for Asian and Pacific Studies, the Australian National
University: Research into the vegetation, hydrology and geomorphology of the mega tidal river
systems of the Top End of the Northern Territory of Australia. 1983-1985
 Chevening Fellow, Oxford Forestry Institute, Oxford University, United Kingdom: Research into
approaches to community based and off-reserve nature conservation and watershed management
practices in the United Kingdom. 1990
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7. Languages and Degree of Proficiency
speaking reading writing
English (mother tongue) native native native
Indonesia fluent good good
8. Membership of Professional Associations:
 Member, IUCN Commission on Ecology, 1980-1993
 Member, IUCN Wetland Program 1986-1993
 Member, IUCN World Commission on Protected Areas, 1995-2009
 Trustee, WWF Australia, 2000 - 2003
 Member, Scientific Advisory Committee, WWF Australia 1998-2001
 Board Member, Mangrove Action Programme 2010 - continuing
9. Countries of Work Experience:
Indonesia, Timor Leste, Maldives, Solomon Islands, Papua New Guinea, Thailand, Malaysia, India,
Trinidad and Tobago, and Australia
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10. Employment Record
April 2016 – November 2016:
Position Held: Team Leader of a review of Lessons Learnt from the Hutan Harapan Ecosystem
Restoration Project in Jambu and South Sumatra and the preparation of a policy development handbook
of forest landscape restoration for the Environmental Support Project funded through The Ministry of
Foreign Affairs, Royal Danish Government.
January 2016-June 2016:
Postion Held: Team Leader of a review of the internatinoal aid programmes funded through the UK
International Carbon Fund and operating in Indonesia. The review seeks to highlight achievements and
issues in achieving a cohernet whole-of-government approach to the delivery of aid in line with the
November 2015 UK Government Strategy on Aid Delivery.
January 2016-October 2016:
Position Held: Team Leader GEF PIF Project Development to support a Maldives Government whole-
of-government approach to biodiversity conservation and transition to a low carbon economy. UNEP
Regional Office Bangkok and the Government of Maldives Department of Environment and Energy.
October 2015-April 2015.
Position Held: Lead Consultant GEF PIF Project Development concerning implementation of the
Nagoyo Protocol, Access and Benefit Sharing for Biodiversity Resources in Timor Leste. UNEP Regional
Office Asia Pacific Bangkok.
March 2014 – April 2015
Position Held: Chief Technical Advisor, Ministry of Forestry , Republic of Indonesia
Project: World Bank-Ministry of Forestry, Forest Investment Plan Project Preparation Phase. This project
is concerned with the detailed design and preparation of a project under international CIF funding for
approximately $25 million to assist the transition to decentralised forest management through
implementaton of Forest Management Units with the overall objective of reducing GHG emissions and
improving livelihoods of forest dependent people. In this position I am the only international team
member in a national team of 10 experts. Duties involve the oversight and quality benchmarking of
project activities, Project Design, liaison and facilitation of communication between Indonesian
government and World Bank staff; and the production of a range of documents required for final project
approval by the Word Bank Board
October 2013 – December 2015
Position Held: Chief Technical Advisor WWF Indonesia
Project: GEF Project Preparation: Restoration and Sustainable Development, RIMBA Landscapes,
Central Sumatra. This Project design is expected to yield a USD 50 million 6 year project designed to
assist in the transition to a low carbon based (Green) economy in central sumatra while providing a model
for the implementation of supra-jurisdictional governance of a National Strategic Area embodied within
the Sumatra Island Spatial Plan. In this position I am the only international team member in a national
team of 15 experts and duties involve the direction, oversight and quality benchmarking of project
activities and the production of a range of documents required for the final project approval by the GEF
Secretariat.
September 2013 – August 2014.
Position Held: Stream Leader-Terrestrial Ecology and Biodiversity.
Project: IFC Safeguards Analysis and Environmental and Social Base;line and Management Study,
for INPEX MASELA LNG Development Project, Tanimbar Islands, Southeast Maluku, Indonesia.
Project involves the design and implementation of field research with a team of 6 Indonesian
national ecologists; the analysis and production of all written and oral reporting associated with
the preparation of a major greenfield LNG Project in the Timor Gap .
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May 2013 – May 2014
Position Held: Senior Consultant Forest Policy Analyst
Employer: The World Bank, Jakarta
Project: Various activities associated with the Forest Investment Plan for Indonesia – preparation
of supporting papers and project design.
May 2013
Position Held. Coastal Geomorphology Consultant
Employer: Blue Forest Foundation (as part of the USAID-CADRE Project0
Project: Field analysis and review of the implications for future planning and sustainable livelihoods
of coastal ecological processes affecting the Singkil Lagoon, Aceh.
March 2013-August 2013 (suspended April 2013 awaiting resolution of internal PNG
political circumstances)
Position Held: Lead Consultant
Employer: Star Mountains Institute of Technology (Papua New Guinea) (In conjunction
with the University of Melbourne and the University of Papua New Guinea
Project: Development of a design for a School of Natural Resources Management at the Star
Mountains Institute of Technology.
November 2012 to February 2013:
Employer: UNESCO and UNEP
Project: Preparation of the Indonesia National Rio+20 Outcomes Environmental Summary. This
document included briefing papers of Indonesian initiatives in the sectors of Green Economy,
Climate Change, Forestry, Biodiversity, Energy, Water and Sanitation and Food Security, Nutrition
and Sustainable Agriculture to inform the post 2015 Sustainable Development Goals negotiations.
October 2012 – January 2013:
Employer: FORCLIME Forests and Climate Change Programme, Deutsche Gesellschaft für
Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH; and Ministry of Forestry
Project: Design of Proposal Concept for Ministry of Forestry for the development of Forest
Management Units as an adjunct management tool for climate change mitigation and adaptation
in Indonesian Forests
August 2012; July 2013
Employer: World Bank
Position Held: Consultant – Technical Advisory Panel
Project: FCPF: Review of Readiness Preparation Proposal for Vanuatu and Thailand
October 2011-August 2012
Employer: DFID- UK Climate Change Unit
Project: Design of third phase of Multi-stakeholder Forestry Project, a three year multi-donor
project concerned with mitigation of climate change through consolidation of legal trade arrangements
transition to community forest enterprises and greater access by community groups to forest land
and resources through technical support and better governance. Techniques used including regional
and national consultation with multi-stakeholders in 29 Provinces across Indonesia. Value $15 million
over three years
October 2011-Feb 2012
Position Held: Senior Analyst (STC)
Project: Advice to Ministry of Forestry Centre for Policy and Climate Change, in relation to research
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and preparation for REDD+
January 2011 – August 2011
Employer: AECOM
Position Held: Team Leader
Project: ADB Technical Assistance: Institutional strengthening for integrated water resource management in the 6 Ci’s
River Basin Territory Packet E, Climate change impacts, mitigation and adaptation. (Note I resigned this position in July
2011 because of a considered inability to achieve the TOR of a Team Leader while executing the position as 40% fractional
appointment).
November 2010 – April 2011:
Employer: UNDP
Position Held: International Consultant
Project: Strengthening Community-Based Forest and Watershed Management. 3.5 month contract to
review Project Proposal, first year of activity, annual work plans and to advise on capacity building and
training needs in the Indonesian Provinces of Central Sulawesi, West Timor, Lombok (NTB), Central Java,
Lampung, North Sumatra
August 2010 – December 2013:
Employer: Governors’ Climate Forest Task Force (GCF)
Position Held: GCF Consultant
Project: Technical support and facilitation in support of the GCF in Indonesia inncluding comparative
analysis of the state of readiness of the Indonesian Provinces of Papua, West Papua, East Kalimantan,
Central Kalimantan, West Kalimantan and Aceh for REDD+ implementation.
July-September 2010:
Employer: RECOFTC-ASEAN
Position Held: International Consultant:
Project: Analytical study on social forestry programs to support climate change mitigation and
adaptation schemes in ASEAN
February - March 2010:
Employer: New Forests
Position Held: Consultant
Short term scoping assignment (10 days) to assess options for REDD investment in West Papua
April 2009 - February 2010
Employer: AusAID
Position Held: Coordinator, Kalimantan Forest Climate Partnership
This position assisted the Indonesia-Australia Forest Carbon Partnership (IAFCP) to commence
implementation of a 135 000 ha peat restoration and sustainable forest management programme
to reduce carbon emissions. The project is the first major Demonstration Project to be undertaken
by the GOI in its preparation for post 2012 UNFCCC. As a National Demonstration Activity
it involves development and testing of the full range of activities needed to establish readiness in the
Carbon Credit supply chain. Based in Palangka Raya in Central Kalimantan it has involved
negotiations with Province and Local Government leaders and civil service in developing
frameworks for management and linkage, including strategies and activities for local community,
local government and provincial capacity building and engagement for fund based incentives for reduced
emissions. It has also required work planning, team building and recruitment and day to day
supervision and quality control. The Project is informed by the Central Kalimantan Peatlands Master
Plan and forms part of the ex Mega Rice Conversion undertaken by the GOI between1995 and 1997.
Peatlands Master Plan.
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From: Nov. 2008 - April 2009
Employer: USAID
Positions held: Team Leader, Advisory and Assistance Papua.
In this position I was responsible for an analysis of development assistance needs and priorities for
the USAID Country Strategy 2009-2013 in the Provinces of Papua and West Papua. I led a small team
of national consultants in field assessments in the two provinces of Papua and was responsible for the
production of periodic and final reports and presentations to the USAID Mission to Indonesia.
From:Aug 2007 - November 2008
Positions held: Consultant to the Indonesian Forest Climate Alliance (IFCA)
In this capacity I was lead writer of the Consolidation Report of REDD in Indonesia published
by the Ministry of Forestry In 2008. This synthesis document is concerned with understanding the
opportunities offered by REDD and what Indonesia must do to achieve Readiness to engage in a post
2012 REDD Protocol. I also contributed to the preparation of a range of technical background papers
and policy recommendations to the Indonesia Government on the implementation of a REDD scheme,
which were taken to UNFCCC, COP 13, Bali.
From: Oct 2007 – November 2007
Employer: AusAID
Positions held: Consultant to the Indonesia Mission to prepare a strategic review of funding options in the
environment sector, as a component of the AusAID Indonesia Country Programme 2008-2013.
This work incorporated an analysis of Australian government initiatives in climate change in tropical countries and
particularly emphasised the importance of Australian aid extending to an emphasis on adaptation, and not just
mitigation activities.
From: July 2007 To: Sept 2007
Employer: AusAID, Indonesia-Australia Specialised Training Project
Positions held: Principal Trainer in the Environmental Law and Enforcement Project under the
Indonesia-Australia Specialized Training Project (IASTP).
Working with other Indonesian and Australian colleagues six day in-service training courses were
delivered in four Indonesian Provinces (East Java, NTB, South Sulawesi and Papua) in support of
capacity building for decentralized local governments.
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From: Apr 2007 To: June 2007
Employer: UNDP
Positions held: Team Leader, Capacity 2015 – West Papua Project Design
The purpose of this project was to lead the formulation and preparation of the documentation for the
second and third phases of an ongoing partnership between UNDP, British Petroleum Tangguh LNG
Project and the Governments of Indonesia and West Papua. Focus of the project was the
implementation of a Regional Strategic Plan and Medium Term Implementation Plan through structured
cross-sectoral professional capacity enhancement activities including training, workshops and practice
necessary to achieve a regional diversified growth model.
From: Oct 2006 To: Feb 2007
Employer: GOI: BANGDA and BAPPENAS
Positions held: Natural Resource Management Consultant to the ADB-GOI Technical Assistance
Project Natural Resource Management in a Decentralised Framework in association with BANGDA and
BAPPENAS.
The purpose of this project was to produce a review of the application of Environmental Index
approaches to monitoring and evaluation of local government progress in sustainable management.
From: Dec 2004 To: Oct 2006
Employer: USAID
Positions held: Regional Advisor and Director for the Environmental Services Program (ESP) in East
Java Province.
This complex interdisciplinary programme operated in 6 provinces, incluuding West Papua and sought
to improve public health outcomes through improved access by the poor to clean water. This objective
progressed through activities in all aspects of water management including: conservation and restoration
of landscape watershed functions; training and operational reform of water utilities to expand
distribution of clean water; and individual and institutional behaviour change in relation to hygiene, solid
waste management and sanitation. In this 2 year position I managed a team of 20 Indonesian
professional and support staff and consultants. I was responsible for project formulation, work planning,
budget management, field programming, quality assurance and reporting. I also led development of
strategic partnerships within the larger project, and with external stakeholders such as the provincial and
local governments and civil society organisations, including the major province chapters of the
Indonesian Ulemas Organisation, Muhamidyah and NU; universities, farmer organisations and business
leaders.
From: May 2004 To: Dec 2004
Employer: UNDP
Positions held: National Project Director for the UNDP-BP-GOI funded project: ”Partnerships for
Sustainable Development” in the Province of Papua.
This project linked to the Indonesian government through the Coordinating Minister of Economic
Affairs and BAPPENAS, as well as the Papua Province Planning Board and local governments
throughout the region of Papua (West Irian Jaya). The aim of the project was the establishment of a
strategic plan to implement a diversified growth strategy as a means of achieving sustainable development in
the Bird’s Head region of Papua. The work focused on government institutional development for better
service delivery, at a time of rapid economic, social and environmental change.
From: Oct 2003 To: Dec 2004
Positions held: Co-Team Leader West Java Province Environmental Strategy, a package of the World
Bank-GOI Loan Project: Western Java Environmental Management Plan.
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The purpose of this project was a policy framework for environmental management in West Java to
serve as an umbrella for a series of provincial and local government strategies and infrastructure projects
to improve air, land and water resources management. The position included responsibility for
supervision and mentoring of 21 Indonesian professional staff. It dealt with all sectors in the
environment and natural resources area including water and air, sanitation and waste management, forest
and agricultural lands and fisheries.
From: October 2000 To: October 2003
Employer: British Petroleum (BP Tangguh)
Positions held: Senior Consultant in Forestry and Strategic Environmental Planning in Forestry and
Strategic Environmental Planning to the BP Tangguh LNG Project.
Working initially on an international peer review of the Environmental Impact Assessment, I
subsequently led the development of a program of cooperation with the Papuan Province Government
in the management of change projected as a result of this large resources project. The purpose of the
work, in partnership with the government, was to ensure optimal patterns of social and economic
development in the region of what is now the Province of West Papua, in order to minimize
environmental impact and control spontaneous in-migration, so as to avoid social and economic
marginalization of the local people on their customary land. I was also involved in technical assessment
of coastal zone ecological processes as a means of mitigating impacts of project development and in
detailed negotiations with the Forestry Department, the Province Forestry Service related to legal
matters concerned with the BP Project.
From: 1999 To: 2000
Employer: University of Queensland-Queensland
Positions held: Team Leader of a University of Queensland-Queensland Government technical
assistance project to the indigenous communities of North New Georgia, Western Province
Solomon Islands (1999-2000)
This project was initiated through the informal leader of the Melanesian communities along the northern
coastline of New Georgia Island as a way of developing reforestation of logged lowland rainforest as a
step towards a sustainable land use involving commercial plantation forests, and agriculture. The project
was initially funded by the community and church groups for a total of approximately USD 100 000 to
establish a concept and to implement the construction of what was to be the first commercial
community nursery in the country. The project subsequently received national government support and
negotiations for a more comprehensive funding model through the World Bank were in an advanced
stage at the time of the coup in mid-2000. This event effectively halted the project, although it was
eventually picked up in a different form several years later with assistance from the MacArthur
Foundation.
From: June 1993 To: April 1995
Positions held: Team Leader of the Mangrove Management Project, a component of the World Bank
2nd
Forestry Institutions Loan to the GOI
The Mangrove Project was concerned with integrated regional coastal resources management which
involved working with communities in Jambi, South Sumatra and East Java three provinces seeking
policy reform, community buy in and outcomes leading to improved social and economic circumstances
at the local level. Project responsibilities included negotiations with central and local governments, work
planning and scheduling, all reporting activities and budgets and the supervision and mentoring of 3
international and 10 national staff.
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From: 1995 To: 2001
Employer: University of Queensland
Positions held: Senior Lecturer in Tropical Forestry
I taught a range of undergraduate courses in ecology, restoration ecology, nature conservation and
resources management. In this period I was principal supervisor for the following interdisciplinary
doctoral research projects:
o Conservation of wetland functions in an environment of regional growth and change in
SE Queensland Australia
o Strategic Environmental Assessment of spatial plans: case study of the coastal wetlands
in the Surabaya Metropolitan Area, East Java, in Indonesia
o Nature Conservation in Indonesia in the 21st Century: can decentralisation work?
o An analysis of mangrove forest dynamics in relation to human use in the Bunaken
National Park, North Sulawesi, Indonesia in Indonesia
o Conservation and development of traditional village farming systems in East Java:
implications for national policy and the Convention on Biodiversity
o Integrating nature conservation with human use in the resident communities of
Gunung Halimun National Park and Biosphere Reserve, Indonesia
o The economics of mangrove forest plantation: a case study of the north coast of East
Java, in Indonesia.
o Private-Public Partnerships and the development of sustainable eco-tourism in
Australia and Indonesia.
o Planning for Ecologically Sustainable Development on Rural Lands in Queensland.
o The impact of personality on land holder stewardship for sustainable use of pastoral
land in Queensland, Australia.
From: October 1989 To: August 1993
Employer: Queensland University of Technology, School of Planning and Landscape Architecture
Position Held: Lecturer in Environmental Science and Coordinator Environmental Studies
Programme. Assistant Director Institute for Land Environment and Development (ILEAD)
During this period engaged in undergraduate teaching and research including focus on nature
conservation outside protected areas (i.e. Community and industry based, sustainable farm
planning and synchrony of biodiversity conservation through whole farm and landscape planning.
From: 1985 To: 1989
Employer: Queensland National Parks and Wildlife Service
Position Held: Senior Research Officer and Head Centre for Conservation Management and
Planning, Central Queensland
From: 1983 To: 1985:
Employer: Institute for Resource and Environmental Studies, Dalhousie University
Position Held: Research Associate and Long Term Advisor, Environmental Studies Centre,
Hasanuddin University, Makassar, Indonesia
JDS Davie, 6 November 2016
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A. DONOR PROJECT REPORTS 2004-2016
1. DANIDA-Environmental Support Project (2016):
• Lessons Learnt from the Hutan Harapan Ecosystem Restoration Concession, Sumatra. Indufor
Pacific: Melbourne 137 pp
• Davie, James and M. Ridwansyah. Forest Recovery in Indonesia: A Handbook for Policy
Development. Indufor Pacific: Melbourne: 29 pp (In English and Indonesian)
2. DFID-UKCCU (2016).
• Towards a coherent One HMG UK engagement in support of better forest governance in
Indonesia: Jakarta June 2016.
3. GEF-UNEP – Ministry of Environment and Energy, Republic of the Maldives (2016)
• Strengthening Reef Resilience through Sustainable Atoll Development in the Maldives (SRAD).
GEF Large Project Concept Note (PIF). 22pp.
4. GEF-UNEP-Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Environment, Timor Leste (2016)
• Creating and Applying an Access and Benefit-Sharing (ABS) Regime in Timor-Leste. GEF
Medium Size Project Concept Note (PIF):20 pp.
5. INPEX-Masala LNG ESMS Reports (2013-2015):
• Information Note Marine Protected Areas in Indonesia (4pp)
• Protected Areas Management in Indonesia: implications for the INPEX Project ( 4 pp)
• Terrestrial Ecology Baseline Survey Methodology (25pp)
• Terrestrial Ecology Report on Initial Field Study (77pp)
• Environmental and Social Management Study, Chap 3: Terrestrial Ecology and Biodiversity in the
Tanimbar Islands, Moluku Province. PT URS Indonesia: Jakarta: (108pp)
6. UNDP-WWF RIMBA GEF Project Preparation (2014-2016)
• The RIMBA Project Information Sheet (7pp)
• Strengthening forest and ecosystem connectivity in RIMBA landscape of central Sumatra through
investing in natural capital, biodiversity conservation, and land-based emission reductions
(‘RIMBA project)’175pp
7. World Bank FIP Preparation Phase (2014-2015)
• Implementing the Forest Investment Plan for Indonesia: an Analysis of the Politicial Economy of
the Forest Sector and proposals for structural and Administrative Change as the basis for the
Future Effectiveness of the Ministry of Forestry (With Soetrisno Karim). Confidential Report to
the World Bank, Jakarta (83pp).
• Promoting Sustainable Community Based Natural Resource Management and Institutional
Development Volume 1: project document and implementation guidance. Prepared for the
Directorate for Forest Area Management Planning, Ministry of Forestry, RI: 51 pp.
8. UNEP Regional Centre Bangkok and UNESCO Regional Science Bureau for Asia and the Pacific
(2013)
• The Future We Want: Narrative Account of the Outcomes Document of the UNCSD, Rio de
Janeiro, 20-22 June 2012 (23 pp).
• The Future We Want: The Rio+20 National Environmental Summaries for Indonesia (with Djoko
Suroso, 73pp)
9. USAID-CADRE (2013)
• The Geomorphology of the Singkil Lagoon (Danau Anak Laut) and adjacent coastlines, and
implications for management and development of improved livelihoods in southwest Aceh.
(24pp).
10. GIZ – Ministry of Forestry Indonesia (2012-2013)
• Forest Management Unit Development as a Building Block in REDD+ Readiness and Forest
Governance Improvement::A comprehensive programme proposal on behalf of the Ministry of
Forestry (with Soetrisno Karim: (Project Description and Logframe, 41 pp)
11. Agence Francaise de Developpement – Province of East Kalimantan (2013)
• Environmental rehabilitation supporting the low carbon, regional economic recovery of the
Mahakam Delta, East Kalimantan (Concept Note 22pp)
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12. DFID-UKCCU Indonesia (2011-2013)
• The Multi-stakeholder Forest Project 2012-2015 Concerning Interventions to enhance Trade in
Legally Harvested Timber Products and Community Based Forest Management to Reduce the
Impacts of Climate Change (Project Description and Logframe 84 pp).
13. RECOFTC (2010)
• The potential of social forestry programmes in ASEAN to support cimate change mitigation and
adaptation. Report to RECOFTC, Bangkok. 33 pp.
14. USAID Country Program (2008-2009)
• Papua: Advisory and Assistance Services to USAID Indonesia: Analysis in support of the 2009-
2013 Country Strategy. (223 Pages)
15. AusAID Country Program (2008-2013)
• Strategic initiatives in Environmental Sector Assistance 2008-2013. Report to AusAID Indonesian
Mission.( 38 pp).
16. World Bank-Indonesia Forest Carbon Alliance (2008)
• Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation. Final Synthesis Report to the
Ministry of Forestry from the Indonesia Forest Carbon Alliance. (192 pp).
17. UNDP – BP-Government of Indonesia 2007
• CAPACITY 2015 – WEST PAPUA: Implementing the Diversified Growth Strategy for poverty
reduction and environmental and natural resources conservation: a public–private partnership:
Phase !! 2008-2012. (2007 Project Document and Logframe: 49 pp).
18. ADB – Framework for Decentralised Natural Resources Management (NRMdf) 2006-2007
• A framework for monitoring and reporting changing environmental circumstances in a
decentralised system of governance in Indonesia. Technical Report to the Project ADB TA
Natural Resources Management in a Decentralised Framework. January 2007: 66 pages
19. West Java Province Environmental Strategy 2004-2005
• West Java Province Environmental Strategy. Report to Western Java Environmental Management
Project. World Bank: 177 pages
B EARLIER SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
Governance, Legislation and Policy
2002 Davie, Jim. Towards an Indonesian-Australian collaborative programme of research and management in the coastal zone. Paper
presented at the International Sea Grant Workshop, Jakarta 22-23 October 2002.
2001 Davie, Jim. Resolving land use conflict in the coastal zone of the Mahakam Delta. Keynote paper presented to the
International Workshop on Conflict Resolution in the Mahakam Delta, Jakarta April 4-6, 2001.
2000. Gunarso, P and Jim Davie. Biodiversity Conservation in Indonesia: Policy and Politics. Chapter 8, Pp.133-145 In,
Biodiversity and Ecological Economics: Participation, Values and Resource Management, edited by Luca Tacconi,
Earthscan Publications.
2000. Gunarso, P. and Jim Davie Can Indonesian Production Forests play a nature conservation role?. In Nature Conservation
5: Conservation in Production Environments ed by J.Craig,N.Mitchell and D.Saunders, Surrey Beatty and Sons,
Sydney.
1999. Davie, Jim and Djamaluddin, R. The need for care in the use of resource substitution as an instrument in integrating
conservation and development. International Symposium for Society and Resources Management, The University of
Queensland, July 1999
1999 Suroso, D. Jim Davie and McDonald, G. How strategic environmental assessment can enhance conservation of ecological and
social values in the coastal districts of Surabaya, East Java. International Symposium for Society and Resources
Management, The University of Queensland, July 1999.
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1999 Gunarso, P.and Davie Jim How decentralisation can improve accountability of forest resource management in Indonesia.
International Symposium for Society and Resources Management, The University of Queensland, July 1999.
1997: Shrapnel, M., J.Davie and B.Frank. Influence of psychological factors on policies and options for ecologically sustainable rural
land management. Proceedings of the Australiasia Pacific Extension Network Conference, Albury, NSW Australia 18-
21 November 1997 pp 233-246 (Vol 2).
1991: Davie, Jim. Coastal wetland conservation in the Moreton Region of South Queensland - a case study of the need for integrated
coastal system management. Proceedings of the Regional Seminar on Management of Marine and Freshwater Systems in
Southeast Asia, University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, November 4-6 1991.
Partnership, Public Participation, Communication and Citizen Science
2002 Davie, Jim, Maryoto, E., C.Brosnan, D. Flassy, P. Burbridge and Panarto Prarwirowijoto. New approaches to
partnership in the implementation of the Tangguh LNG Project, Berau Bay, Papua. Paper presented at the SPE International
Conference on Health, Safety and the Environment in Oil and Gas Exploration and Production. Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia, 20-22 March 2002.
2000 Shrapnel, M, Jim Davie, A. Freed and B.Frank. The importance of personality to ecologically sustainable rural management.
Pp 606-61, In Nature Conservation 5: Conservation in Production Environments ed by J.Craig, N.Mitchell and
D.Saunders, Surrey Beatty and Sons, Sydney.
1996: Marc Hockings, Kimlooi Ch’ng and Peter Burbridge and Jim Davie. Making integrated coastal zone management
work. In Kenchington, R (ed.) Integrated Coastal Zone Management Training Manual. RCU/EAS Tech. Report Ser.
12. Bangkok: UNEP
1995: Smis, T. Pribudi,W. and Davie, J. The Importance of Mangroves. A full colour book of the video in Indonesian.
World Bank, Government of Indonesia Mangrove Conservation Project, IBRD/WB No.3243-IND (Package C-
IND288)
1985: Davie, Jim and Muslimin Mustafa, Socio-economic factors as environmental constraints on inhabited coral cays in South
Sulawesi, Indonesia. Proc. MAB/COMAR Regional Seminar on Man's Impact on Coastal Environments, Tokyo, 13-20
November, 1984: 149-152.
Natural Resource Assessment
2000: Analysis of the potential impacts of pipeline construction on the mangroves associated with the eastern
pipeline corridor in Bintuni Bay Papua Province. Report for the BP Tangguh LNG Project: 19 pp.
2000. Balson, J., J.Davie and Andrew Gillison. The impact of vertebrate pests on agriculture in Jambi ,Indonesia. Pp 318-325,
In Nature Conservation 5: Conservation in Production Environments ed by J.Craig, N.Mitchell and D.Saunders,
Surrey Beatty and Sons, Sydney.
1999. Davie, Jim Kusmanadhi, B and McDonald, G. The problem of conserving traditional non-rice food crops in East Java.
International Symposium for Society and Resources Management, The University of Queensland, July 1999.
1997: Davie, Jim and Sumardja, Effendi. The mangroves of East Java: an analysis of the impact of pond aquaculture on
biodiversity and coastal ecological processes. Tropical Biodiversity, 4(1):1-33
1993: Contributions to conservation of tidal wetlands in Australia. In Dugan, P.J. (ed.) An Atlas of Wetland
Conservation. London: Michael Beazley.
1990: In Collins, M., Sayer, G., and Whitmore, T.C. (eds.) 1990. Conservation atlas of Southeast Asian rainforests.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. (contributed materials on mangroves and country reports).
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1987: Davie, Jim. Mangrove ecosystems in Australia. In: Field, C & A J Dartnell (eds.) Mangrove Ecosystems of Asia and
the Pacific. Townsville: Australian Institute of Marine Science.
1985: Davie, Jim. The mangrove vegetation of the South Alligator River, Northern Australia. In Bardsley, KN, Davie J &
Woodroffe, CD (eds.) Coastal and Tidal Wetlands of the Australian Monsoon Region. Canberra: ANU Press:
133:152.
1983: Saenger, P, Hegerl, EJ, and Davie, JDS Global Status of Mangrove Ecosystems. The Environmentalist, 3.Suppl.3.
80pp
Biodiversity and conservation planning, environmental Planning, Impact Assessment and Management
2000 Zoete, T. and Davie, Jim, Arguing for conservation of wetlands in landscapes with intensifying land use pressures: Melaleuca
quinquenervia in Southeast Queensland.Pp 633-643, In Nature Conservation 5: Conservation in Production
Environments ed by J.Craig, N.Mitchell and D.Saunders, Surrey Beatty and Sons, Sydney.
2000 Davie, Jim and Opportunity Kuku. North New Georgia Sustainable Social Forestry and Rural Development Project: a
review of the concept, scope and achievements. Paper delivered to a workshop on Reforestation on Customary Land,
Honiara, Solomon Islands, 23-24 March 2000
1999 Suroso, D., Jim Davie and McDonald, G. How strategic environmental assessment can enhance conservation of ecological
and social values in the coastal districts of Surabaya, East Java. International Symposium for Society and Resources
Management, The University of Queensland, July 1999.
1997. Davie, Jim. Is biodiversity really the link between conservation and ecologically sustainable management: a reflection upon
paradigm and practice. Pacific Conservation Biology 3(2):83-90
1997d: Davie, Jim & Hynes, R.A. Integrating nature conservation and sustainable rural management. Australian Biologist,
10(4):185-199.
1997. Davie, Jim and Sumardja, Effendi. The protection of forested coastal wetlands in southern Sumatra: a regional strategy for
integrating conservation and development. Pacific Conservation Biology,3(4): 366-378
1996: Davie, J: Integrated conservation and development models for marine biodiversity conservation. Proc.Inter. Conf.: Conserving
biodiversity amidst growing economic prosperity. Cisarua, Indonesia, 13-16 May 1996 (invited keynote address).
1996: Davie, J., Merrill, R. and Djamaluddin, R. The Sustainable Use and Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystems of the
Bunaken National Park, Indonesia. Final Report to the Indonesia Natural Resources Management Project.
USAID/ARD:Jakarta Indonesia
1995: Davie, J., Viner, A. and Folland, C. The Sembilang Region South Sumatra: integrated mangrove conservation and land use
management plan. World Bank, Government of Indonesia Mangrove Conservation Project, IBRD/WB No.3243-IND
(Package C-IND288)
1995:Davie, J. and T.Smis . Pantai Timur Nature Reserve, Jambi: integrated mangrove conservation management plan. World
Bank, Government of Indonesia Mangrove Conservation Project, IBRD/WB No.3243-IND (Package C-IND288)
1995:Davie, J., Folland, C. and Smis, T. The Solo-Brantas Delta Region: integrated mangrove conservation and land-use
management plan.. World Bank, Government of Indonesia Mangrove Conservation Project, IBRD/WB No.3243-IND
(Package C-IND288)
1994: Davie, Jim, Barry, SJ and Morgan, G. Planning for nature conservation in rural environments the Brigalow Belt in Central
Queensland. Proc. R.Soc.Qd.:102:69-89
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1991: Davie, Jim, G. Bowman and G. Balderson, Ecosystem restoration following mineral sands mining – legacies from Fraser
Island. Proc. AMIC International Workshop, Perth, Oct 7-11 1991, Vol.1:76-98.
1985: Davie, Jim, Hanley. R & Russell, B.(Eds.), Coastal Zone Management in North Australia. Canberra: ANU Press.
1984: Bardsley, KN. Davie, JDS & Woodroffe, CD (Eds.), Coasts and Tidal Wetlands of the Australian Monsoon Region.
Canberra: ANU Press.
1984:Hamilton, LS and SC Snedaker (eds.) Mangrove Management Handbook. IUCN/EWC/UNEP/UNESCO.
(Member of international expert writing team and principal author of three chapters).
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