Highlights•The Indonesian Village Fund is an intergovernmental fiscal transfer that could
support restoration and conservation.•We evaluate the implementation of the Green PNPM …

Climate change is likely to induce a large range of household-and individual-level
responses, including changes in human fertility behaviors and outcomes. These responses …

This article contributes to the literature on the nexus between climate change and violence
by focusing on Indonesia over the period 1993–2003. Rice is the staple food in Indonesia …

This paper examines the ways in which discourses of food security and food sovereignty are
articulated in Indonesia, exploring their emergence within particular historical episodes and …

Indonesia's 11-year (1989–1999) National Integrated Pest Management Program was a
spectacularly successful example of wide-scale adoption of integrated pest management …

Economic history has recently emphasised the impact of economic shrinking on long-term
economic growth, but economic theories do not provide explanations for how and why some …

Risk and uncertainty in grain crop production are common in marginal semi-arid
environments, such as East Nusa Tenggara province. Growing root and tuber crops in a …

Indonesia's economic growth picked up slightly in mid-2016 but remains below the level
demanded by government and popular aspirations. Despite a plethora of reforms intended …

Climate change is likely to generate severe impacts on smallholder farmers in developing
countries. As key drivers of adaptation, climate risk perceptions are highly heterogeneous …

In recent years, Indonesia has seen an opposite trend between rice supply and demand. It is
predicted that rice consumption is likely to increase along with the growing population, yet …