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Search ArticlesPotensi perdagangan karbon mangrove Indonesia terus meningkat
Liputan Acara / 31 Okt 2025 Negara dengan hutan mangrove terluas di dunia ini memposisikan diri untuk memimpin perdagangan karbon biru global. Hutan mangrove membentang di Teluk Pangpang, Kabupaten Banyuwangi, Jawa Timur — salah satu bentang alam pesisir utama Indonesia untuk penyimpanan karbon biru dan ketahanan iklim. Foto oleh Rifky / CIFOR-ICRAF.
Indonesia’s mangrove carbon trading potential grows
Mangrove forests stretch across Pangpang Bay in Banyuwangi Regency, East Java — one of Indonesia’s key coastal landscapes for blue carbon storage and climate resilience. Photo by Rifky / CIFOR-ICRAF As the world races to reduce carbon emissions, attention often focuses on fossil fuels and land-use change. Yet, beneath Indonesia’s coastal waters lies a vast, underused asset: mangroves and seagrasses that together make up some of the planet’s most powerful natural carbon sinks.
Progress in agroecology: Tales from the frontiers of transition
A researcher examines soil health during a field activity in Vietnam, illustrating ongoing progress in agroecology through science-based and collaborative approaches. Photo by Vu The Son / CIFOR-ICRAF As the benefits of agroecological transition become apparent across the planet, organizations leading the charge are reflecting on progress so far—and gaps still to fill.
Dari degradasi menuju regenerasi lahan
Analisis / 24 Okt 2025 Pulihkan Bumi lewat rancangan dan kebijakan yang tepat. Perempuan membawa bibit akasia untuk ditanam di dekat Desa Moussa, Yangambi, Republik Demokratik Kongo. Upaya restorasi yang dipimpin masyarakat seperti ini mendukung jalur kebijakan yang lebih luas untuk pemulihan ekosistem.
Sustainable cacao and oil palm landscapes in Southeast Asia
News / 24 Oct 2025 Smallholders in Indonesia and the Philippines blend agroforestry, beekeeping and planning for sustainable livelihoods In North Luwu, Indonesia, farmers carefully dry cocoa beans under the sun to reduce moisture, prevent mould and enhance flavour. This crucial step maintains premium quality and market value, supporting both sustainability and farmers’ livelihoods. Photo by Arga Pandiwijaya / CIFOR-ICRAF
Les graines enrobées : une innovation simple aidant les agriculteurs à faire face aux extrêmes climatiques
/ 23 Oct 2025 Dans le nord du Cameroun, les graines enrobées aident les agriculteurs à s’adapter aux pluies irrégulières, à réduire les pertes et à renforcer leur résilience. Des agriculteurs préparent des graines enrobées dans le nord du Cameroun, en enrobant les graines d’argile et de matière organique pour favoriser leur germination. Photo : Laurianne Mefan / CIFOR-ICRAF Sujets liés Articles Dans les plaines semi-arides du nord du Cameroun, chaque graine semée est un pari contre le climat.
Membangun Keadilan Sosial Pasar Kredit Karbon di Indonesia
Program REDD+ di Kalimantan Timur itu telah membuat Indonesia menjadi negara pertama di Asia Pasifik yang menerima kompensasi karbon berbasis kinerja di skala provinsi. Salah satu pembelajaran penting dari program REDD+ ini adalah dampaknya terhadap komunitas lokal dan masyarakat adat. “Kaltim (Kalimantan Timur) menjalankan program kemitraan karbon hutan dengan Bank Dunia itu hingga akhir 2025 dan kita banyak menimba pengalaman.
What does co-creation *really* mean for agroecological transitions?
Exploring theory and practice at the annual members forum meeting of the Agroecology TPP? Farmers and researchers exchange experiences on sustainable crop production during a field visit in Hoa Binh Province, Vietnam, illustrating co-creation in agroecological transitions. Photo by Nguyen Hong / CIFOR-ICRAF Co-creation is one of those terms that feels straightforward, intuitive and easy to get behind—until you actually try to do it.
How forest research and livelihoods connect at FLARE 2025, Peru
Interview / 20 Oct 2025 At FLARE 2025, scientists, policymakers, Indigenous leaders and practitioners will gather in Peru to explore how research can drive transformative change for forests and livelihoods A Brazil nut collector walks through the Peruvian Amazon forest, reflecting the close link between forest research and livelihoods. Photo by Marlon Dag/CIFOR-ICRAF-ASL
FLARE 2025: Conectando el conocimiento con la acción para los bosques y las comunidades
Más información Más allá de su importancia para las soluciones climáticas y ambientales, los bosques y los paisajes forestales son fundamentales para la vida cotidiana de miles de millones de personas en todo el mundo. Se estima que alrededor de 1600 millones de personas dependen de los bosques para su alimentación, combustible y medios de vida básicos, y unos 33 millones trabajan directamente en sectores vinculados a los bosques.