Expanding Customary Boundary Mapping in Papua has emerging as the actions to bring more clarity of land rights and the maps is considered to be the bests tool for community to gets their customary land rights be recognized by government and public. Since 2006 Samdhana institute has working in this issues and putting mapping as the major concern. With the current ongoing Pro Poor REDD project funded by DANIDA Through IUCN HQ Swiss, Samdhana as the Indonesia implementation parts remain expanding mapping in Baliem Valley and Kaimana landscape.
This paper providing a reflection of mapping works that the projects does in Papua. Most the community organizing/mapping facilitator in Papua agree that the core of mapping is when all the community in collaboration discuss, draw and maps their territories based on social/anthropology acknowledgement and bring it to the final common agreement. But mapping it self should not ended in the plain paper but should become the living document for the customary community to works on their land and rights problem. Please find the full reflection of customary boundary mapping in Papua in this link : https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BygScToA2HKFYURNR0JPUzV4WjQ/view?usp=sharing
We hope this reflection will help those who concern in customary boundary mapping to help the community secure and properly their territories and natural resources inside it.
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