Films

• Cerita Pak Burung - a local man tells about use of foods, medicines and other products from his village, Sungai Pelaik
  Produced by ACM Team CIFOR Indonesia, available only in Indonesian version.

  Click here to download the video (wmv format, 18.5 MB)
  If you would like to get the copies of DVD format, you can contact Rahayu Koenadi at email: r.koesnadi@cgiar.org

• Danau Sentarum National Park: The Abandoned Paradise (20 minutes) – VCD/DVD. 2005.

  Danau (Lake) Sentarum is one the most unique wetlands in Asia, marked by outstanding biodiversity. This area was declared a National Park in 1999, covering 132.000 hectares. The park is located in the Upper Kapuas District, which declared itself a Conservation District in 2003. What’s the current condition of the park? Who manages and who owns it? And how’s the condition of the people who have been living in this area for hundreds of years? CIFOR, Bogor, Indonesia

  Click here to download the video (wmv format, 21.4 MB)
  If you would like to get the copies of DVD format, you can contact Rahayu Koenadi at email: r.koesnadi@cgiar.org

• Learning by Doing: A role play for learning about community forest management (24 minutes) – DVD. 2007
  Produced by ACM Team Zimbabwe, CIFOR. Available only in English version

  This films builds on the experience of the ACM team in Zimbabwe in the early 2000s. It was designed for use by the Forestry Commission in other districts planning to implement the ACM approach, but actually has lessons for anyone wanting to use this approach.

  Click here to download the video (wmv format, 16.3 MB)
  If you would like to get the copies of DVD format, you can contact Rahayu Koenadi at email: r.koesnadi@cgiar.org

• Our Forest: Voices from Malinau about the future of one of Asia's richest rainforests (28 + 26.30 minutes) – VCD/DVD. 2006
  CIFOR, Bogor, Indonesia (available in both English and Indonesian version)

  This film shows the changes that are underway in Malinau, East Kalimantan, an area with rich forests and a variety of ethnic groups who depend upon it. It features both expert opinions and telling interviews with local people.

• Suara Masyarakat Papua (Voices of Papua). 2005. CIFOR & Jungle Run production.

  Suara Masyarakat: This dramatic film features a series of interviews with stakeholders in the forests of Papua (ex-Irian Jaya). It portrays the very real differences in perceptions and the dangers to both local people and their environment, if current trends continue.

  Click here to download the full version of video (wmv format, 24 MB)
  If you would like to get the copies of DVD format, you can contact Michael Padmanaba at email: m.padmanaba@cgiar.org 

• The People of Baru Pelepat: Learning to Change (20 minutes)- VCD. 2006.

  Baru Pelepat Village, Jambi Province, Sumatra is one of the pilot sites implementing the ACM approach in Indonesia. A village may be a small unit, but problems faced by the people represent complexities faced by most villages in Indonesia, including in managing their natural resources. Not intending to over-simplify the problems, this film tries briefly to describe the situation in the village in the past, followed by ACM learning cycles and subsequent changes. This documentary film aims to share our findings and experiences, which we hope will be insightful for others who have similar interests/activities, i.e., sustainable and equitable forest management. CIFOR, Bogor, Indonesia.

  Like the Learning by Doing film, this one is built on the ACM team’s experience, but this one focuses on the community of Baru Pelepat in Jambi, Sumatra, Indonesia. It takes the viewer through the process of ACM, showing the setting and the participants, as well as the steps involved.

  Click here to download the video (wmv format, 21.6 MB)
  If you would like to get the copies of DVD format, you can contact Rahayu Koenadi at email: r.koesnadi@cgiar.org