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    Lacey Act natural infrastructure plastic pollution REDD
    Ocean
    Indonesia
    Insights
    April 11, 2023

    Women in the plastic economy, how to make it more equitable?

    • plastic pollution
    A woman work to collect plastic waste.
    • plastic pollution
    Ocean
    Insights
    August 26, 2021

    Indonesia Needs 18 Billion Dollars of Investment to Achieve Zero Marine Plastic Waste by 2040

    • oceans
    • plastic pollution
    Setiap tahun, lebih dari 620 ribu ton sampah plastik terbuang ke laut. Kredit foto: Sergei Tokmakov/Pixabay
    • oceans
    • plastic pollution
    Climate
    Indonesia
    Insights
    August 3, 2021

    The Reasons for Jakarta’s Frequent Flooding and How Nature-based Solutions (NbS) Can Help Reduce the Risk

    • adaptation
    • climate change
    • flood
    • natural infrastructure
    NbS mampu menghadirkan multimanfaat dan bersifat lebih adaptif daripada infrastruktur fisik. Foto: CHUTTERSNAP/Unsplash
    • adaptation
    • climate change
    • flood
    • natural infrastructure
    Ocean
    Indonesia
    Insights
    August 3, 2021

    Why collaboration in the ASEAN region is vital to tackle plastic waste in the oceans

    • oceans
    • plastic pollution
    ASEAN members could play a crucial role in reducing global marine plastic debris. Image: Noveradika/ANTARA FOTO
    • oceans
    • plastic pollution
    Ocean
    Insights
    June 4, 2021

    3 Key Interventions to Support the Ban on Single-Use Plastic

    • governance
    • plastic pollution
    Seorang perempuan berjalan di depan mural pelarangan plastik. Kredit foto: NPAP
    • governance
    • plastic pollution
    Ocean
    Insights
    September 4, 2019

    3 Ways for Indonesia to Reduce Plastic Pollution in the Ocean

    • marine
    • plastic pollution
    Plastic garbage in polluted water. Photo credit: Robert Vicol/Flickr
    • marine
    • plastic pollution
    Forests & Land Use
    Brazil Indonesia
    Insights
    April 29, 2014

    Cultivating Accountability in REDD+

    • Brazil
    • degraded land
    • forests
    • Indonesia
    • REDD
    While the struggle to protect the Tripa peat forest will likely continue, it illustrates a positive message for Indonesia’s forests. Photo credit: CIFOR/Flickr
    • Brazil
    • degraded land
    • forests
    • Indonesia
    • REDD
    Forests & Land Use
    Brazil Cameroon Indonesia
    Insights
    December 6, 2013

    4 Reasons Assessing Governance Matters for Forests and People

    • forests
    • governance
    • REDD
    • transparency
    Conducting an analysis of governance strengths and weaknesses can be a critical first step towards advancing forest governance reforms. Photo credit: World Bank/Flickr
    • forests
    • governance
    • REDD
    • transparency
    Forests & Land Use
    Africa Indonesia
    Insights
    June 25, 2013

    3 Ways to Achieve Zero Tropical Deforestation by 2020

    • business
    • corporate sustainability
    • deforestation
    • forest restoration
    • forests
    • Indonesia
    • Lacey Act
    • palm oil
    • sustainable business
    Deforestation is often associated with commodity production in Indonesia. Credit: Agung Prasetyo/CIFOR
    • business
    • corporate sustainability
    • deforestation
    • forest restoration
    • forests
    • Indonesia
    • Lacey Act
    • palm oil
    • sustainable business
    Forests & Land Use
    Africa Amazon Indonesia
    Insights
    March 18, 2013

    5 Lessons for Sustaining Global Forests

    • deforestation
    • forest restoration
    • forests
    • governance
    • Lacey Act
    About 500 million people depend directly on forests for their livelihoods. Photo credit: CIFOR/Flickr
    • deforestation
    • forest restoration
    • forests
    • governance
    • Lacey Act

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