| Summary: | Exclusion is the process of separation of farmers from the source of production.
The exclusion of mountain farmers passed through two forms, namely by force of
violent and full of guile subtle forms. I came up with questions, first, why the
indigenous identity embedded in the Dadolo people? Second, why the role as
guardian of indigenous peoples in REDD+ discourse privileging farmers as well
get rid of it? And the last, how the process of the removal of the Dadolo itself?
This thesis illustrates the removal of mountain farmers in Sulawesi through the
story of the Dadolo. Dadolo people experiencing exclusion either by force or
violence. The story of the removal of the Dadolo's associated with current period,
as REDD+ discourse and indigenous activism. REDD+ and Protocol Kyoto
associated with the climate change agenda, is preparing a program of market
mechanisms that allow industrialized countries remove the responsibility of
industrialization by lowering carbon finance emission reduction programs in other
countries.
In preparing forests for the benefit of REDD+ schemes, there are efforts by the
government and the Indigenous Peoples Alliance of the Archipelago (AMAN) to
privatization of forests through the map. Government through the national park
maps and the AMAN through communal land maps. The map envisioned as
REDD+ negotiation tools if later be implemented. By making a map, draw along
the forest boundary claims it was an attempt to prepare the removal of farmers'
access to forests by others. Ie, they are not regarded as indigenous peoples by the
AMAN and the government.
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