Frame Climate 2012 Parallel to the support to environment, Denmark has providing through Fast Start Climate Change Funding to Indonesia - and having granted 50 million DKK in 2011 to support the Harapan Rainforest programme in southern Sumatra -another 50 million DKK in 2012 from the Climate Fund to support the development of:
(1) support to Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation+ (REDD+) for the implementation of the national REDD+ strategy.
(2) Forest Investment Programme, hereunder the development of up to 600 local Forest Management Units.

In line with the gradual "shifting" of priorities of Indonesia´s environmental agenda towards climate change and the increased focus on mitigation of emissions from forests and peat lands through REDD+, a conceptual "merge" of the ESP3 fund with the Danish Climate fund from 2013 onwards. The Component 3 focuses on sustainable forestry and natural resource management.

The climate fund is financing two sub-component of ESP3 Component 3:

(1) REDD+ Support Facility (RSF), to be executed by the World Bank and sub-component

(2) Forest Investment Programme (FIP) with focus on Forest Management Units partnering. The programme is partnering with Ministry of Environment and Forestry, bringing an institutionalized government structure to the protection and support of the forest.
The program is a Trust Fund administered by World Bank