Indonesia

Indonesia contains 17,508 islands, of which around 6,000 are populated. The total land area is just over 1.9 million km2. Its geographical location off mainland Southeast Asia places the country as particularly susceptible to natural disasters, including climate change. Indonesia is the fourth most populated country in the world with over 270 million inhabitants. Over 140 million people live on Java, making it the most populous island in the world. It is also the world’s largest Muslim country, making up 87% of the population.

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189,255,547 ha

37.9

11,858.2 USD

273,753,191

55.3 %

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33.2 %

62.8 %

46,024,000 ha

1.1 %

Indonesia

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Forest Land Use and Governance in Indonesia

Value: $33,700,000.00

Donors: Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office

Green Prosperity Project/Participatory Land Use Planning Activity

Value: $43,100,000.00

Donors: United States Agency for International Development

Rural Empowerment for Agricultural Development Programme in Central Sulawesi (READ)

Value: $4,315,000.00

Donors: International Fund for Agricultural Development

Reducing Deforestation Through Improved Spatial Planning in Papua Provinces, Indonesia

Donors: Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office

Improving the social-economic impact of biomass production on local communities and indigenous people

Donors: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands

LANDac Land Forum

Value: $372,000.00

Donors: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands

Customary tenure regimes are highly diverse across Indonesia, and include individualised and communal parcels, different means of transfer, and variation in local inheritance practices.

Business as usual? The role of large-scale land acquisition in carbon offset projects and deforestation-free supply chains

11 July 2023

In the wake of global climate action, large-scale land acquisitions (LSLAs) for renewable energy and carbon offset projects will increase the pressure on land. In addition, deforestation-free value chains that are also intended to reduce carbon emissions will require changes in the conduct of LSLAs…

World Bank Climate Report Launch Webinar: Strengthening Land Tenure of Indigenous People and Local Communities in FCPF Countries

-This Event has ended - Tuesday, November 23rd, 2021 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM (Eastern Time) Online via Zoom This session will be interpreted in French and Spanish. Description: Strengthening Indigenous Land Tenure: A Critical Pillar of Climate Action A prominent outcome of this year’s UN Climate…

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Indonesia

projects

Forest Land Use and Governance in Indonesia

Green Prosperity Project/Participatory Land Use Planning Activity

Rural Empowerment for Agricultural Development Programme in Central Sulawesi (READ)

Reducing Deforestation Through Improved Spatial Planning in Papua Provinces, Indonesia

Improving the social-economic impact of biomass production on local communities and indigenous people

LANDac Land Forum

Business as usual? The role of large-scale land acquisition in carbon offset projects and deforestation-free supply chains

World Bank Climate Report Launch Webinar: Strengthening Land Tenure of Indigenous People and Local Communities in FCPF Countries

AMAN-Nusantara Case Study Summary

Agrisud International

Badan Pusat Statistik (bps - Statistics Indonesia)

Centre On Integrated Rural Development For Asia And The Pacific

Climate Policy Initiative

Forum Teknik

Government Of Indonesia

Indonesia Climate Change Trust Fund

Indonesian Ministry Of Forestry

Kehati Foundation

Land Governance Multi Stakeholder Dialogue

Land Watch Asia

Meridia