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Gunam

Sanggau, Kalimantan Barat

Gunam Village is located in Parindu Subdistrict, Sanggau District, West Kalimantan Province, with an area of 34.12 km² (3,412 ha). To the north, Gunam Village shares a border with Pusat Damai Village; to the east, it shares a border with Maju Karya Village and Embala Village; to the south, it shares a border with Embala Village and Sungai Jaman Village (Meliau Subdistrict); and to the west, it shares a border with Marita Village.

231

Total Farmers

1

Farmer Groups

22

Protected Forest (Ha)

1

Village Documents

Location Map

Lat: 0.1759620 | Lng: 110.4211990

Village Narrative & Story

Geographical Condition & Profile

Gunam Village is located in Parindu Subdistrict, Sanggau District, West Kalimantan Province, with an area of 34.12 km² (3,412 ha). To the north, Gunam Village shares a border with Pusat Damai Village; to the east, it shares a border with Maju Karya Village and Embala Village; to the south, it shares a border with Embala Village and Sungai Jaman Village (Meliau Subdistrict); and to the west, it shares a border with Marita Village. The village has a population of 908 people with 287 households. Gunam is divided into three sub-villages, namely Beruak, Seranai, and Pulau M'poh. The majority of the population of Gunam village are farmers/planters, numbering 231 people.


Indigenous People & Local Wisdom

Gunam Forest Guard Team of Gunam Village

Commodity Distribution

Farmer Groups

Group Name Type Members
Gunam Village Forest Guard Group 5

Land Use & Forest Data

Latest data year: 2023

Year Forest/Land Name Indicative (Ha) Definitive (Ha) Type Status HCS-HCV
2023 - 22.00 22.00 - Other Use Area/APL -

Visual Gallery

Reference Documents

Document Title Description Action
VIllage Regulations of Gunam The Gunam Village Regulation is the result of collaboration between 4F and Gunam Village in the protection and management of forest areas in Gunam Village. This village regulation is one of the outcomes of the overall programme implemented by 4F in Gunam Village with funding from the New Zealand Government's Head of Embassy Fund. Download