Objective
Strengthen Indonesia’s climate ambition by supporting sustainable forest and land governance, ensuring policies and implementation are effective, inclusive, and evidence-based.
Where
Indonesia (Lokal)
Why
Indonesia has the third largest tropical rainforests in the world, yet loses nearly 175,000 hectares annually, contributing to more than 60% of national emissions. Overlapping land claims affect millions of hectares, often excluding Indigenous Peoples, women, and local communities. The government aims for 17.4% emission reduction in forestry and land sectors by 2030, supported by the FOLU Net Sink policy. Achieving these targets requires inclusive governance that balances social, economic, and environmental objectives.
How
Strengthen policies for sustainable forest and land management
Empower local and Indigenous communities via Climate Village + Social Forestry programs
Support locally-driven climate adaptation and mitigation
Facilitate multi-stakeholder collaboration for balanced social, economic, and environmental outcomes.
