Guiding Principles:
Land Tenure in Development Cooperation

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Orientierungsrahmen:
Bodenrecht und Bodenordnung

 
Deutsche Gesellschaft
für Technische Zusammenarbeit
Abt. 45 / Div. 45

 

National Land Agency BPN - Republic of Indonesia (1995):
International Workshop on the Implementation of Rural Land Consolidation

5.4 Examples of Rural Land Consolidation

The concepts of rural land consolidation have been applied to these, following projects: (The above 30,231 Ha PIADP lands (Provincial Irrigated Agriculture Development Project) comprising 12 provinces, initiated in 1992 onto project year 1995/1996 (see list below), was the first gigantic IBRD (International Bank for Rural Development) funded, and land consolidation managed, inter-provincial project. List indicates a "shift out" of irrigated agriculture built-up toward the three biggest islands of Indonesia (excluding Irian Jaya).

List 1. Land Consolidation to Support PIADP

No Province Fiscal Year Total
    1992/93 1993/94 1994/95 1995/96  
1 W. Sumatera

1,335

600

1,657

2,410

6,002
2 Riau  

300

1,186

  

1,486
3 S. Sumatera  

600

1,090

4,562

6,252
4 Bengkulu

286

600

76

1,173

2,135
5 Lampung  

600

967

1,062

2,629
6 C. Kalimantan  

600

  

104

704
7 W. Kalimantan    

599

1,908

2,579
8 S. Kalimantan    

46

46

92
9 N. Sulawisi

299

  

181

185

665
10 C. Sulawesi  

500

  

1,631

2,131
11 S.E. Sulawesi

100

200

  

25

325
12 S. Sulawesi      

5,231

5,231
  Total

2,020

4,000

5,802

18,409

30,231

A second big project with land consolidation management is the oil-palm NESS project of "PT. Perkebunan dan Pengolahan Sawit Minanga Organ" in South Sumatera. With a total size of 27,938 Ha it comprises 1.149 parcels, and involves 1,112 participants.

Another NESS land consolidation managed project is that of "PT. Perktetunan London Sumatera" in South Sulawesi. It has in project year 1995/1996 a total of 5,000 Ha with 2,500 parcels/participants.

(The above 2 and 3 projects are funded by company loan, re-imbursable in terms of crop harvesting).

Annex-2 features some eight province projects of rural land consolidation, funded by national and provincial budgets. It covers 2,187.63 Ha of land, involving 5,141 participants on 5,198 parcels, at 11 scattered locations.