BY AGRICULTURE FACULTY PATTIMURA UNIVERSITY AMBON

	YAYASAN INLULINS

B. Seminar and workshop on the community traditional knowledge toward sustainable forest management for conserving water supply in Small Kei Island by Yayasan Inlulins.

Based on the first monitoring, 80 % project activities of the Yayasan Inlulins have finished. The detail activities is shown in the Table 3.

Tabel 3. Realization of the project activities based on the first monitoring.

Main activity	Sub activity	Schedule	Indicators	Realization (%)
Preparation	Reference study	December 2007	Material copies	100
	Orientation  of study area	December 2007	Interviewing the  village communities	100
Field Study	Permission letters of local government	March 2008	Copy of letter	100
	Research instruments	March 2008	Physic of instruments	100
	Data collection	March 2008	Copy of data	100
	Data analysis and discussion	March 2008	Interviewing the discussion group	100
	Draft of report	March 2008	Copy of draft report	100
Workshop	Identification of participants	April 2008	Interviewing the participants	100
	Preparing workshop materials and tools	April 2008	Copy of materials	100
	Implementation	April 2008	Participants list	100
Publication and Dissemination	Discussion on draft of proceeding	May 2008	Interviewing the discussion group	50
	Publication	-	Copy of proceeding	0

The results of Table 3 indicated that only the activities of publication and dissemination are still not finished, but the other activities had realization of 100 %.

The workshop was participated by 90 indigenous communities, 28 related governmental institutions, 2 politicians, and 10 NGO’s and CBO. The workshop was done in 2 days to present and discuss 2 main papers and 8 related papers. The main papers were: (1). traditional knowledge in sustainable forest management for water supply in small Kei island, and (2). Forest management policies of Government to conserve Ohoinol and Evu forest areas as main water sources of small Kei island. While the related papers were: (1). Protection of clean water through the biodiversity conservations of forest and coastal areas for the sustainable uses of Small islands, (2). Agroforestry and agro-ecotourism developments for continuing people lives in Kei islands, (3). Organic farm, traditional food and the self confidence of small Kei island in its island groups, (4). Small business credits as a product of creative culture and budget institution of community in credit union, (5). Key notes of small island natural resources include small Kei island and its prosperity threats, (6). Fuel wood utilization and water sustainable of small islands in Maluku, (7). Indigenous-religion communities as Kei civil society and business orientation: local government partnership in the sustainable of forest management and small islands in the era of autonomy region, (8). Good governance in forest management and development of sustainable small Kei island: the trend of new public administration in the era of reformation-democracy-autonomy region. The second monitoring in the September 2008 is indicated in the Table 4.

Table 4. Realization of the project activities based on the second monitoring.

Main activity	Sub activity	Schedule	Indicators	Realization (%)
Preparation	Reference study	December 2007	Material copies	100
	Orientation  of study area	December 2007	Interviewing the village communities	100
Field Study	Permission letters of local government	March 2008	Copy of letter	100
	Research instruments	March 2008	Physic of instruments	100
	Data collection	March 2008	Copy of data	100
	Data analysis and discussion	March 2008	Interviewing the discussion group	100
	Draft of report	March 2008	Copy of draft report	100
Workshop	Identification of participants	April 2008	Interviewing the participants	100
	Preparing workshop materials and tools	April 2008	Copy of materials	100
	Implementation	April 2008	Participants list	100
Publication and Dissemination	Discussion on draft of proceeding	May/August 2008	Interviewing the discussion group	100
	Publication	September 2008	Copy of proceeding	100

Data of the Table 4 showed that all project activities of the Yayasan Inlulins have finished. 150 proceeding books have also published and distributed to the participants and related governmental institutions.

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