Seven landscapes, one programme
What has been achieved so far, added up across all seven provinces.
Forest area under programme
Reported by 6 of 7 provinces.
Households in signed agreements
Reported by 5 of 7 provinces.
Provinces Across Indonesia
Avoided emissions
Reported by 1 of 7 provinces.
The landscapes
Peat domes in Riau and Central Kalimantan, lowland fragments in Jambi, coffee under shade in Lampung, mountain catchments in West Java, the Meratus range in South Kalimantan and intact clan forest in Southwest Papua. Each has its own people, its own history and its own reference case, and each is reported separately.
Why they matter together
Together they cover the main ways Indonesian forest is held or lost: water, boundaries, tenure and consent. Keeping each one standing is cheaper than rebuilding it, and the communities who live there are already doing much of that work.
The work, province by province
Select a province on the map to see what it reports.
Until then, this panel shows the combined figures for all seven landscapes.
Forest area under programme
Households in signed agreements
Provinces Across Indonesia
Avoided emissions
Riau
Coastal peat domes cut by drainage canals, where the water table decides whether carbon stays in the ground.
Visit: the work in Riau2.54 millionhaForest landscape under programme intervention
41,200haWorking area
Jambi
Lowland forest on the eastern slope of the Barisan range, squeezed between plantation blocks and river settlements.
Visit: the work in Jambi32 milliontCO2e/yearAverage annual land-sector emissions
1,02 millionhaNatural forest area
Lampung
Protection forest farmed by coffee and pepper smallholders who have been there for two generations.
Visit: the work in Lampung1 millionhaForest area
564,954haProvincial Forest Management Authority
West Java
Montane forest above the most densely populated landscape in Indonesia, holding the water that thirty million people downstream depend on.
Visit: the work in West Java0.81 millionhaForest landscape under programme intervention
18,400haWorking area
Central Kalimantan
Central Kalimantan’s forest landscapes are central to Indonesia’s climate ambitions. Through forest restoration, sustainable forest management, community livelihoods and stronger REDD+ governance, the programme supports provincial efforts to reduce emissions and strengthen the long-term sustainability of forest and land management.
Visit: the work in Central Kalimantan15.33 millionhaTotal provincial land area
12 millionhaForest cover area (approximately 75% of the province)
South Kalimantan
Restoring Degraded Landscapes, Strengthening Forest-Based Livelihoods, and Advancing Climate Action
Visit: the work in South Kalimantan68,899Gross Deforestation (2016–2020)
249,808Forest and Land Fires (2015–2020)
Southwest Papua
Protecting High-Value Forest Landscapes, Strengthening Forest Governance, and Advancing Climate Action
Visit: the work in Southwest Papua4,07 millionhaForest Area
HighBiodiversity Significance
Every province
Riau
Coastal peat domes cut by drainage canals, where the water table decides whether carbon stays in the ground.
Visit: the work in Riau
Jambi
Lowland forest on the eastern slope of the Barisan range, squeezed between plantation blocks and river settlements.
Visit: the work in Jambi
Lampung
Protection forest farmed by coffee and pepper smallholders who have been there for two generations.
Visit: the work in Lampung
West Java
Montane forest above the most densely populated landscape in Indonesia, holding the water that thirty million people downstream depend on.
Visit: the work in West Java
Central Kalimantan
Central Kalimantan’s forest landscapes are central to Indonesia’s climate ambitions. Through forest restoration, sustainable forest management, community livelihoods and stronger REDD+ governance, the programme supports provincial efforts to reduce emissions and strengthen the long-term sustainability of forest and land management.
Visit: the work in Central Kalimantan
South Kalimantan
Restoring Degraded Landscapes, Strengthening Forest-Based Livelihoods, and Advancing Climate Action
Visit: the work in South Kalimantan
Southwest Papua
Protecting High-Value Forest Landscapes, Strengthening Forest Governance, and Advancing Climate Action
Visit: the work in Southwest Papua