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Abstract Yepen K.R. Silitonga
Abstract Yepen K.R. Silitonga
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FORESTRY DEPARTMENT
FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE
UNIVERSITY OF PALANGKARAYA
2019
abstract writer in the country (Indonesia) from the library.
abstract foreign writer (from the internet)
1. discuss abstracts of domestic (Indonesian) writers from the library
INDONESIAN ABSTRACT
DISCUSSION
First Sentence
This research is to determine the burned area and map the distribution ofpost; firedamege rates in
kalawa village forest in 2015 in therms of fire serverity and vegetation density.
The first sentence discusses the purpose of the contents of the journal being studied.
This research ( s ) is to determine the burned area and map the distribution ofpost; firedamege
rates in kalawa village forest in 2015 (P) in therms of fire serverity and vegetation density.(o)
*Active sentence
Second Sentence
This research used landsat 8OLI Imagenery of periods before and after the fire.
the second sentence discusses the formulation of the the method to be used for the formulation of
the problem in this case
This research ( s ) used (P) landsat 8OLI Imagenery of periods before and after the fire (O)
* Active Sentence
Determination of the fire periods was performed with the assistance of hotspot data .
the third sentence discusses the method and purpose of the research to be conducted
Determination of the fire periods(S) was performed with the assistance (P) of hotspot
data(O)
*Active Sentence
Fourth Sentence
Image analisys to map the demage rate was using fire index (NBR) and vegetation index (
NDVI ) which then overlayed for making a demage rate map .
the fourth sentence discusses analyzing or in other words as a method in solving problems
Image analisys to map (s) the demage rate was using fire index (NBR) and vegetation index (
NDVI ) which then overlayed for making (P) a demage rate map (O)
* Active Sentence
Fifth Sentence
Based on the study by the researcher , the moderate damage level is the most dominant with an
area of 269.91 ha ,major damege rate with an area of 200.16 ha , and minor damege rate with and
area of 142.72 ha .
The sentence discusses discussing the results of research which have deduced factors from the
problem..
*Active sentence
the sixth sentence discusses the conclusions from the results of the study
*Active sentence
Seventh Sentence
Damege distributions is dominenated by damege on the wastern part of kalawa village forest
,which is 92,98% of the area detected as burned area .
the seventh sentence or the last sentence in Indonesian abstract discusses damege distribution is
dominated by damage to the wasted part of the kalawa village forest, which constitutes 92.98%
of the area detected as burnt area. this is the final conclusion
*Active Sentence
Abstract
Asia-Pacific is a forest conflict hotspot as too often forest governance and management excludes
the interests and values of local and indigenous people, who see their rights increasingly
diminished as the allocation of forestland to private sector entities and conservation areas
intensifies. The abundance of forest conflicts underlines the need to address them in a sustainable
manner-i.e. conflict transformation, where conflict is seen as an opportunity to seek lasting positive
changes at the relational level between key actors, but also at the structural, institutional and
societal levels. RECOFTC-The Center for People and Forests is working to reduce the incidence
and negative impacts of natural resource conflict and to tackle the root causes of conflict. Our
principal strategy is to strengthen the capacity of relevant institutions and key stakeholders at all
levels to transform conflict in positive ways. As part of this we have conducted and published
research to understand the role and potential of mediation to transform forest conflicts by
examining best practices in the Asia-Pacific region. As part of RECOFTC's capacity development
program we, together with partners, are using the findings of the research in our strategic
communication to raise awareness of mediation as a tool for transforming forest conflict, and in
our training programs through development of, for example, an advanced conflict mediation
manual. The program's success is greatly dependent on partnership between governmental and
non-governmental organizations, the private sector, and rural communities. In the above context
the aims of the paper are threefold: 1. Increase understanding of conflict transformation 2.
Highlight the value of mediation in conflict transformation 3. Build and strengthen the capacity of
a network of conflict transformation practitioners from governments, NGOs, private sector and
community organizations.
Discussion
Fisrst Sentence
Asia-Pacific is a forest conflict hotspot as too often forest governance and management excludes
the interests and values of local and indigenous people, who see their rights increasingly
diminished as the allocation of forestland to private sector entities and conservation areas
intensifies.
the first sentence discusses the background of the problem from the abstract of the foreign
writer, the factors of the problem formulation, and the triggers and what happened.
Active sentence
Second sentence
The abundance of forest conflicts underlines the need to address them in a sustainable manner-
i.e. conflict transformation, where conflict is seen as an opportunity to seek lasting positive
changes at the relational level between key actors, but also at the structural, institutional and
societal levels.
the second sentence discusses the formulation of the problem, in detail and the main causes of it
Active sentence
Thrith sentence
RECOFTC-The Center for People and Forests is working to reduce the incidence and negative
impacts of natural resource conflict and to tackle the root causes of conflict.
this third sentence already addresses the problem of completion, explains the problem of
resolution
Active sentence
Fourth sentence
Our principal strategy is to strengthen the capacity of relevant institutions and key
stakeholders at all levels to transform conflict in positive ways. As part of this we
have conducted and published research to understand the role and potential of
mediation to transform forest conflicts by examining best practices in the Asia-Pacific
region. As part of RECOFTC's capacity development program we, together with
partners, are using the findings of the research in our strategic communication to raise
awareness of mediation as a tool for transforming forest conflict, and in our training
programs through development of, for example, an advanced conflict mediation
manual.
Active sentence
Fifth sentence
The program's success is greatly dependent on partnership between governmental and non-
governmental organizations, the private sector, and rural communities
the sentence agreed to discuss the results of the research and prove the problem that has been
applied.
Active sentence
Sixth sentence
In the above context the aims of the paper are threefold: 1. Increase understanding of conflict
transformation 2. Highlight the value of mediation in conflict transformation 3. Build and
strengthen the capacity of a network of conflict transformation practitioners from governments,
NGOs, private sector and community organizations
the sixth sentence is the goal for the reader after learning the background, problem formulation
and problem solving
Active sentence
A comparison between the two Indonesian writers abstracts from the library and
foreign writers abstracts from the internet.
Indonesian abstract abstracts have one paragraph and there are a few concise and concise
sentences, while abstract foreign writers have more than 3 paragraph and with have long
sentences, Indonesian abstract abstracts have one author while abstract foreign writers have more
than two authors ,in terms of abstract contents, domestic and foreign writers have similarities
from the background, objectives, methods, problem formulation, problem solving. however,
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/281995575_Transforming_Forest_Conflicts_in_Asia-
Pacific_A_Capacity_Development_Approach
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XIV WORLD FORESTRY CONGRESS, Durban, South Africa, 7-11 September 2015
https://www.researchgate.net/deref/mailto%3Aahmad.dhiaulhaq%40recoftc.org