Perhutani Coordinates Sengon Logging Plans with Partners in Ngiri BKPH

Perhutani Kesatuan Pemangkuan Hutan (KPH) Mantingan coordinated with industry partner Tiyas on July 30, 2026, at the BKPH Ngiri office to plan and finalize upcoming sengon wood harvesting operations. According to Perhutani KPH Mantingan, the discussions covered technical and administrative readiness for logging 2019/2020 crop-year sengon trees that have reached their harvest cycle.

Logistics and Schedule Coordination for 2026 Sengon Harvest

The coordination meeting synchronized the 2026 Annual Felling Plan (RTT) with the operational capacity of partner Tiyas, according to Perhutani KPH Mantingan. Officials and partners verified the volume and assortment of sengon timber within the planned harvesting plots. BKPH Ngiri Head Pariyo, alongside Sangkrah RPH Head and Ngiri RPH Head, worked with Tiyas to establish harvest and transportation schedules designed to prevent disruptions to daily village traffic. The discussions also prioritized adherence to occupational health and safety (K3) standards and environmental preservation throughout the logging activities.

Field Supervision and Regulatory Compliance

Harvesting operations must strictly follow the Annual Work Plan (RKT) to support local wood-processing industries, according to BKPH Ngiri Head Pariyo. Sangkrah RPH Head and Ngiri RPH Head are tasked with overseeing all field activities, spanning tree marking, the actual felling process, and timber transport. Partner Tiyas committed to absorbing the harvest volume under the terms of a formal Cooperation Agreement (PKS) while fulfilling Non-Tax State Revenue (PNBP) payment obligations on time. To guarantee oversight, the parties agreed to establish a BKPH Ngiri Harvesting Supervisory Team comprising RPH heads, harvesting foremen, and territorial police foremen (Polter). This team must ensure zero high tree stumps, proper cleaning of logging waste, well-maintained transport roads, and adherence to safety targets of zero accidents and zero forest and land fires.

Partner Commitment and Expected Economic Impact

Partner Tiyas confirmed full readiness to deploy felling crews and transport fleets in compliance with Perhutani regulations, stating that operations will strictly target assigned plots without expanding elsewhere. According to Perhutani KPH Mantingan, the collaborative framework aims to optimize state forestry revenues, generate local employment for communities surrounding the forest, and uphold sustainable forest management (PHL) principles for planted forests.

Frequently Asked Questions

• When did the coordination meeting take place? The coordination meeting occurred on July 30, 2026, at the BKPH Ngiri office.
• Who is the industry partner involved in the sengon harvest? Partner Tiyas is collaborating with Perhutani KPH Mantingan on the harvest.
• What specific safety and environmental targets were established? The supervisory team aims for zero accidents and zero forest and land fires (karhutla) while maintaining clean logging sites and intact transport roads.