Executive Summary The Agriculture, Forestry and Other Land Use1 (AFOLU) sector
encompasses managed ecosystems and offers significant mitigation opportunities while …

The goals of the Paris Agreement on Climate Change cannot be achieved without a
significant reduction in emissions from forests. Reductions of emissions from land use …

Social forestry (SF) has long been implemented in production and protected forests in
Indonesia. SF is considered to be a win–win solution for occupied and cultivated forest …

COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted every part of human life, both economic and
non-economic, including agriculture. As a country where many people still rely on …

The current expansion of social forestry in Indonesia represents an unprecedented transfer
of forest management responsibilities to user-groups across the archipelago. The …

Southeast Asia has long promoted social forestry (SF) in conservation areas, fallow forests,
tree plantations, areas in timber concessions and locally managed agro-forest systems, with …

Despite the increasing interest in influential factors of agricultural land transfer, there has
been little analysis on the role of site conditions from the spatial characteristics of …

Abstract Formally framed as Special Autonomy, the local governments in Papua Provinces
have since 2001 been granted substantial authorities, greater than other provinces in …

Reducing tropical deforestation caused by the expansion of agricultural and other
commodities requires effective and equitable interventions for engaging small-scale …

The government of Indonesia continues to commit to social forestry as one of its cornerstone
rural development policies. Social forestry mechanisms aim to grant legal rights/permits to …