Oriz Anugerah Putra

Research Assistant for Peatland Restoration Independent Monitoring

Bio

Oriz is a research assistant for peatland restoration projects in Indonesia. He will assist the Independent Monitoring’s Research Analyst by conducting several peat-related research projects and facilitating the development of the virtual content of independent monitoring.

He received his bachelor’s degree from Bandung Institute of Technology majoring Forestry Engineering. During his undergraduate, he has conducted several studies on peatland forest such as analysis species of plant in the area of peatland forest ex-burnt, also research on carbon storage loss in ex-burnt peatland forest. In addition, he also participated in volunteer conservation activities of Javan slow loris in the “Little Fireface Project” in Garut.

During his leisure time, he loves doing sports especially futsal and ping-pong.

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3 Reasons Why Food Estate is Not the Answer for the Food Security and Nutrition Agenda
by Lucentezza Napitupulu, Oriz Anugerah Putra, Agiel Prakoso, Clorinda Kurnia Wibowo, Iola Abas, Gina Karina and Smita Tanaya (WRI) - 30 January 2021
This is not the first time a food security approach has been implemented with a food estate approach. This program has been implemented repeatedly and failed because it cannot maximize land use and does not produce high yields.

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