Indonesia

Femmi, a woman cacao farmer from Tuva Village, harvests cocoa pods from her own farm.
Femmi, a woman cacao farmer from Tuva Village, harvests cocoa pods from her own farm.
The Trees She Chose to Keep: Restoring Livelihoods and Biodiversity in Central Sulawesi, Indonesia
On the edge of the Lore Lindu National Park in Central Sulawesi, one farmer’s decision to keep her cacao trees is helping restore livelihoods, protect biodiversity, and build resilience in the face of climate and economic shocks. In Desa Tuva, Femmi spends her mornings moving through rows of cacao t...Read more
Photo: The salmon-crested cockatoo, a protected wildlife species in Indonesia. UNDP Indonesia/Nabilla Rahmani
Photo: The salmon-crested cockatoo, a protected wildlife species in Indonesia. UNDP Indonesia/Nabilla Rahmani
Using Green Sukuk Funds to Construct the Maluku Conservation Center in Indonesia
Indonesia is one of the 17 megadiverse countries in the world, with exceptionally rich fauna and flora. However, illegal wildlife trade has risen in the Maluku province, threatening endemic species. While this situation demonstrates the need to strengthen species conservation efforts, mobilizing fun...Read more
Indonesia, Thailand, and the Philippines explore a market-driven solution to fund conservation
Indonesia, Thailand, and the Philippines explore a market-driven solution to fund conservation
Boosting Biodiversity: Can Credits Bridge Southeast Asia’s Nature Financing Gap?
A New Market for Nature The race to protect our planet’s remaining natural ecosystems is more urgent than ever. Forests are disappearing, coral reefs are under stress, and wildlife populations are plummeting. In response, over 190 countries adopted the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework...Read more