Maintaining Climate Stability through Nature Conservation
Nature-based solutions are at the heart of our work. Our activities aim to support the conservation, restoration and improvement of sustainable ecosystem management practices to help maintain climate stability.
Facts Related to Climate Stability
Preventing environmental damage can contribute 30 % towards efforts to maintain climate stability.
The impact of climate change such as extreme weather can affect the planting process and national agricultural output in Indonesia. FAO predicts the risk of decreasing agricultural production in Java Island by 10% by 2050 due to climate change.
Sebagai archipelago state where the majority of the population lives in coastal areas and small islands, the community Indonesia is very vulnerable to the impacts of climate change.
Examples of Activities Carried Out
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Carrying out restoration activities on 200 ha of peat land in Muara Manompas, South Tapanuli using the 3R approach (Rewetting – re-wetting, Revegetation – replanting, and Revitalization – empowerment and improvement of community welfare through alternative livelihoods).
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Supporting the Gunung Gede Pangrango National Park (TNGGP) Center in West Java for the maintenance and monitoring of 325 ha of restoration area within the TNGGP expansion area.
