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More than 360 companies have committed to eliminating deforestation from their supply chains by 2020. Most will miss this target. The complexity of agricultural supply chains, such as in palm oil—which contain a labyrinth of intermediaries between farm and final product—makes achieving this goal exceedingly difficult.
The workshop took place in Jakarta, February 26, 2019.
Climate & Forests Senior Manager Arief Wijaya explains targets of COP24 and what can Indonesia do to enhance its climate ambition.
Short-lived climate pollutants matter to all of us. They're a consequence of how we produce energy, grow food, drive and cool ourselves.
Urban areas are actually dependent on healthy forests.
A 1.5˚C increase in temperaturealone will have severe climate impacts on the world.
Not all plants that can grow on peatland are examples of paludikultur.
Paludikultur could bring economic benefit as well as contribute to peat restoration.
We need to live and build differently.
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