Mitigation
Adaptation
Natural Carbon Sinks
Biodiversity

Projects Completed

A_IDN_40305-©-Eka-B.-Panuntun-01

Community-based Agroforestry Enterprises for Sustainable and Collective Land Use

The Sengkarang watershed has been affected by climate change. Rising temperatures, changes in rainfall patterns, and deteriorated ecosystems create challenges for farmers, which increases poverty in rural areas. This project makes forest village communities in the area more resilient to the effects of climate change by creating community-based agroforestry businesses. The project works with 200 farmers to form a cooperative that manages land sustainably. They plan to make 40 hectares of land available and increase farmers’ income by 20 per cent. The project also provides training and networking opportunities to help the cooperative connect with other businesses in the village. Local governments and other public stakeholders also support the project to ensure its success in the long term.

Support Area : Adaptation
Duration : 01.06.2024 – 31.05.2026
Implementing Organization : Yayasan Resiliensi Lingkungan Indonesia (Relung Indonesia)
Implementing Organization / Consortium Partners : N/A

COLANDS

Operationalising the Landscape Approach for Biodiversity and Benefits: Policy, Practice and People

To operationalize the landscape approach, the project works with multiple stakeholders in the pilot landscapes to apply the ten principles. It includes jointly developing and promoting strategies, methods and tools to better coordinate and integrate development and conservation activities by the different stakeholders (including government, local communities, the private sector).

Support Area : Biodiversity
Duration : 01.06.2018 – 31.05.2023, extended to 31.08.2025
Implementing Organization : Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR)
Implementing Organization / Consortium Partners : Riak Bumi Foundation Indonesia

TonF 1 511

Harnessing the Potential of Trees on Farms for Meeting National and Global Biodiversity Targets

Tree stocks on agricultural land perform a key function in terms of interconnecting ecosystems and maintaining soil and agrobiodiversity. However, the significance of these ‘trees on farms’ (TonF) has not been adequately incorporated into partner country NBSAPs.

Support Area : Biodiversity
Duration : 01.12.2017 – 31.03.2024
Implementing Organization : World Agroforestry Center (ICRAF)
Implementing Organization / Consortium Partners :Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR)

ICCAs 1 511

Support to Indigenous Peoples’ and Community Conserved Areas and Territories

Indigenous peoples and local communities play a crucial role in the conservation of biological diversity. The project supports these communities in 45 countries in preserving their traditional habitats and protecting biodiversity.

Support Area : Biodiversity
Duration : 01.11.2013 – 31.12.2023
Implementing Organization : United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
Implementing Organization / Consortium Partners : Indigenous Peoples and Community Conserved Territories and Areas (ICCA Global Consortium), International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN) – Switzerland, UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre (WCMC)

Projects Completed

Supporting Sustainable and Resilient Infrastructure Planning in Indonesia through SIPA Collaboration

The Sustainable Infrastructure Programme in Asia (SIPA), led by the OECD, supported Indonesia in strengthening how infrastructure decisions are planned and assessed. Working with the Ministry of National Development Planning (Bappenas) and partners including the International Institute for Sustainable Development, the United Nations Development Programme and the World Wide Fund for Nature, SIPA provided practical analysis, tools and dialogue aligned with existing national planning processes. Its activities ranged from strategic foresight workshops and ecosystem services mapping to project-level sustainability assessments and sector-focused work on refuse-derived fuel and industrial decarbonisation. Taken together, these efforts helped shape medium-term planning discussions and supported more resilient, sustainable infrastructure decisions across Indonesia.

A_IDN_40305-©-Eka-B.-Panuntun-01

Community-based Agroforestry Enterprises for Sustainable and Collective Land Use

The Sengkarang watershed has been affected by climate change. Rising temperatures, changes in rainfall patterns, and deteriorated ecosystems create challenges for farmers, which increases poverty in rural areas. This project makes forest village communities in the area more resilient to the effects of climate change by creating community-based agroforestry businesses. The project works with 200 farmers to form a cooperative that manages land sustainably. They plan to make 40 hectares of land available and increase farmers’ income by 20 per cent. The project also provides training and networking opportunities to help the cooperative connect with other businesses in the village. Local governments and other public stakeholders also support the project to ensure its success in the long term.

Support Area : Adaptation
Duration : 01.06.2024 – 31.05.2026
Implementing Organization : Yayasan Resiliensi Lingkungan Indonesia (Relung Indonesia)
Implementing Organization / Consortium Partners : N/A

COLANDS

Operationalising the Landscape Approach for Biodiversity and Benefits: Policy, Practice and People

To operationalize the landscape approach, the project works with multiple stakeholders in the pilot landscapes to apply the ten principles. It includes jointly developing and promoting strategies, methods and tools to better coordinate and integrate development and conservation activities by the different stakeholders (including government, local communities, the private sector).

Support Area : Biodiversity
Duration : 01.06.2018 – 31.05.2023, extended to 31.08.2025
Implementing Organization : Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR)
Implementing Organization / Consortium Partners : Riak Bumi Foundation Indonesia

TonF 1 511

Harnessing the Potential of Trees on Farms for Meeting National and Global Biodiversity Targets

Tree stocks on agricultural land perform a key function in terms of interconnecting ecosystems and maintaining soil and agrobiodiversity. However, the significance of these ‘trees on farms’ (TonF) has not been adequately incorporated into partner country NBSAPs.

Support Area : Biodiversity
Duration : 01.12.2017 – 31.03.2024
Implementing Organization : World Agroforestry Center (ICRAF)
Implementing Organization / Consortium Partners :Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR)