Gender Equality in REDD+ Implementation
Gender mainstreaming is not a goal in itself, but a process that can facilitate the ultimate objecti
Empowerment for Climate Change Mitigation: Experiences of Three Indigenous Communities in Sulawesi
Menata Kampung, Tiga Komunitas Adat di Sulawesi Membangun Potensi Menghadapi Dampak Perubahan Iklim
NGOs from Bird's Head Peninsula Consolidate in West Papua
In 2001, West Papua formally separated from Papua to form Indonesia's 33rd province. With the format
Integrating Government Forestry Policy with Customary Justice Systems through Forest Management Units (KPH)
Forest Management Units (KPHs), developed appropriately for the Papuan context, can provide a clear
Drone for Community Mapping
Drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles, can be used for beneficial conservation activities, including m
Workshop to Share Lessons Learned from Large Scale Participatory Mapping (PPSL)
23-26 June 2014Tabanan, BaliA workshop to share learning from ongoing Large Scale Participatory Mapp
Clarifying Indigenous Rights through Mapping Customary Boundaries in Papua
With support from the Climate and Land Use Alliance (CLUA) and the Margaret A. Cargill Foundation, i
Low Carbon Land Use and Forestry Development in Papua and West Papua Provinces
Papua and West Papua's 41 million ha of forests comprise almost 36% of remaining forests in Indonesi
Supporting Community Initiatives in Forest and Land Management
The Samdhana Institute's Papua Program aims to bring forward examples of natural resources manageme
The Guardian Angel of Dayak Tradition
The success story of Dayak women weaver is illustrated in "Story of the Guardian Angel of Dayak Trad