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    food security indigenous people Indonesian Peat Prize restorasi hutan WRI Indonesia 10 Year Anniversary
    Forests & Land Use
    Indonesia
    Insights
    April 23, 2024

    Ensuring Indonesia's Readiness in Addressing the Challenges of the Global Palm Oil Market

    • WRI Indonesia 10 Year Anniversary
    Aktivitas Pekerja di Perkebunan Kelapa Sawit Kabupaten Siak, Provinsi Riau
    • WRI Indonesia 10 Year Anniversary
    Ocean
    Indonesia
    Insights
    April 22, 2024

    Advancing the Strong and Sustainable Downstreaming of Indonesia's Fisheries Sector

    • WRI Indonesia 10 Year Anniversary
    Fishers in coastal Jakarta
    • WRI Indonesia 10 Year Anniversary
    Energy
    Insights
    April 22, 2024

    Industrial Decarbonization: The Catalyst Towards Net Zero Indonesia

    • WRI Indonesia 10 Year Anniversary
    • climate
    • energy
    • carbon
    • industry
    Solar panel
    • WRI Indonesia 10 Year Anniversary
    • climate
    • energy
    • carbon
    • industry
    Climate
    Insights
    April 22, 2024

    Rethinking the State of Indonesia’s Green Economy: How Do We Move Forward?

    • WRI Indonesia 10 Year Anniversary
    Jalan menuju ekonomi hijau.
    • WRI Indonesia 10 Year Anniversary
    Forests & Land Use
    Indonesia
    Insights
    April 22, 2024

    Building Indonesia's Food Resilience 2030

    • WRI Indonesia 10 Year Anniversary
    Pembibitan
    • WRI Indonesia 10 Year Anniversary
    Forests & Land Use
    Insights
    April 5, 2023

    Preparing Against Hidden Hunger by Optimizing Local Food

    • food
    • food waste
    • food security
    Kelaparan tersembunyi adalah kondisi yang disebabkan kekurangan gizi karena kurangnya asupan vitamin dan mineral, yang bersumber dari sayur dan buah. Kredit foto: Megan Thomas/Unsplash
    • food
    • food waste
    • food security
    Forests & Land Use
    Insights
    February 9, 2022

    Mapping, Management, and Mitigation: How Peatlands Can Advance Climate Action in Southeast Asia

    • climate
    • Indonesian Peat Prize
    • Mapping
    • peat
    • peatland
    Despite playing a major role in climate action, peatlands have been deforested and drained for agricultural lands. Photo credit: Nanang Sujana/CIFOR
    • climate
    • Indonesian Peat Prize
    • Mapping
    • peat
    • peatland
    Forests & Land Use
    Insights
    January 30, 2021

    3 Reasons Why Food Estate Does Not Answer Food Security and Nutrition Agenda

    • creating a sustainable food future
    • food
    • food security
    Intervensi bagi permasalahan pangan sebaiknya tidak dilakukan dengan cara-cara yang memiliki risiko lingkungan, ekonomi, dan kesehatan. Foto oleh Kemal Jufri untuk WRI Indonesia
    • creating a sustainable food future
    • food
    • food security
    Forests & Land Use
    Insights
    February 10, 2020

    The Causes and Effects of Soil Erosion, and How to Prevent It

    • agriculture
    • degraded land
    • food security
    • restorasi hutan
    Areas of Indonesia are at high risk of erosion, which can threaten agricultural productivity. Photo by Danumurthi Mahendra/USAID
    • agriculture
    • degraded land
    • food security
    • restorasi hutan
    Forests & Land Use
    Insights
    January 31, 2020

    Peatlands Must Stay Wet

    • forest restoration
    • lahan gambut
    • peat
    • restorasi hutan
    Abdul Manan, memperbaiki sekat kanal, kala Presiden Joko Widodo, datang ke Desa Sungai Tohor, Riau, akhir November 2014. Warga berupaya menahan air agar tak lepas dengan membuat sekat-sekat di kanal. Kredit foto: Indra Nugraha/ Mongabay Indonesia
    • forest restoration
    • lahan gambut
    • peat
    • restorasi hutan
    Forests & Land Use
    Insights
    January 17, 2020

    'Picking Up Sinking Wood': Indigenous Villages and Reality

    • forest
    • indigenous people
    The laws and regulations on recognition of indigenous communities and their right to land is deemed to fail without the buy-in from the communities themselves. Photo credit: Mario Munthe for WRI Indonesia
    • forest
    • indigenous people
    Forests & Land Use
    Indonesia
    Insights
    March 22, 2019

    Why Private Forests Should Not Be Neglected

    • forest
    • indigenous people
    Into the wild: Subayang River, which parts the Bukit Rimbang Bukit Baling Wildlife Sanctuary, has seen numerous conflicts of interests between forest administrators and local stakeholders. (The Jakarta Post/Tarko Sudiarno)
    • forest
    • indigenous people
    Forests & Land Use
    Insights
    December 18, 2018

    The Vision of Social Forestry in South Sumatera

    • indigenous people
    Presiden Joko Widodo menyerahkan sertifikat hak atas tanah kepada masyarakat di berbagai provinsi. Kredit foto: Sekretaris Kabinet RI
    • indigenous people
    Forests & Land Use
    Insights
    December 14, 2018

    Quo Vadis Social Forestry

    • forest
    • indigenous people
    Menteri Lingkungan Hidup dan Kehutanan Siti Nurbaya memberikan sambutan dalam penyerahan SK Perhutanan Sosial di Taman Wisata Alam Punti Kayu, Palembang. Kredit foto: WRI Indonesia
    • forest
    • indigenous people
    Climate
    Data
    November 19, 2018

    Potential Restoration for Degraded Land

    • forest
    • restorasi hutan
    • forest
    • restorasi hutan
    Forests & Land Use
    Data
    November 16, 2018

    The Number of Cases and Victims of Human-Elephant Conflict in Aceh

    • deforestasi
    • restorasi hutan
    • deforestasi
    • restorasi hutan
    Insights
    September 17, 2018

    Safeguarding the Carbon Stored in Indigenous and Community Lands is Essential to Meeting Climate Goals

    • climate change
    • forest
    • indigenous people
    A man canoeing in Orientale, Democratic Republic of the Congo. Flickr/Julien Harneis
    • climate change
    • forest
    • indigenous people

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