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This preliminary study aims at identifying the types of peat restoration conducted by the private sector in Indonesia between 2015-2018 and the drivers of their restoration activities.
Approximately 2 million hectares of degraded forest in Indonesia are located in conservation areas, including national parks, natural reserves, and wildlife reserves. With such large size of degraded land, restoration is inevitable.
Plantation sector, especially palm oil, is one of the important components of Riau province's economic income. Around 59% of them are owned by smallholder farmers. Ironically, Indonesia palm oil sector are often connected with environmental degradation and land conflict. Sustainable palm oil plantation by smallholder farmers could be a turning point for improvement in Indonesia palm oil industry.
Improving transparency of concessions data—the who, what, when and where of commercial activities that drive over 60% of global deforestation—is critical to preventing forest loss.
The infographic illustrates the importance of natural infrastructure in securing the lasting health of watersheds that supply clean water
Definition and benefits of forests and landscape restoration
On Track from Paris maps implementation milestones of key elements of the Paris Agreement. Be sure to mind the gaps and avoid delays to stay on track for an on time arrival at the first session of the Paris Agreement (CMA1).
The Indonesia Climate Data Explorer (PINDAI), an open online platform featuring Indonesian national and provincial level climate policy information and data, including historical and projected emissions, climate actions and development plans.
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This infographic, based on IPCC data, depicts the likely consequences of various emissions pathways ranging from a low-carbon future to a fossil fuel-intensive one.
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