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TEMPO.CO Jakarta – Indonesia will propose three national parks in a World Biosphere Reserve at the 30th International Co-ordinating Council of Unesco on the meeting of the United Nations. Man and Biosphere (ICC-MAB) (19659002) "We will propose the appointment of three biosphere reserves, namely Berbak Sembilang in South Sumatra and Jambi, Betung Kerihun Danau Sentarum Kapuas Hulu in West Kalimantan and Rinjadi in the Western Nusa Tenggara "Auditorium Sasana Widya Sarwono LIPI, Jakarta, Monday 14 May 2018.
The ICC-MAB Program is an annual program undertaken by Unesco to examine the development and development of biosphere reserves as a restoration of the ecosystem. Indonesia welcomes the fifth country out of France. Jeju (South Korea), Dresden (Germany), Jönköping (Sweden) and Lima (Peru) are some of the other countries that have already hosted
The number of biosphere reserves in the world is currently at 669 in 120 countries. Indonesia, said Enny, now has 11 biosphere reserves.
"And now we are proposing 3 new biosphere reserves, the hope is agreed to be established by Unesco in Palembang later," Enny said. "The reserves of the biosphere are listed in the UNESCO and reach 14."
ICC-MAB The Unesco, said Mr. Enny, offers Indonesia the opportunity to prove the recognition and role of Indonesia as a country rich in biodiversity . "As a host, Indonesia must play a role in proposing a recommendation on one of the new listing proposals of Indonesia's biosphere reserves, namely Berbak Sembilang, "said Enny, who is also a deputy of the Department of Science. Biological Knowledge LIPI
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