Our Targets by 2024
Through science-based and non-confrontational approaches and encouraging collaboration with all stakeholders, our targets by 2024 are:
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23M ha
of seascapes and landscapes are effectively managed
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600 villages
in 9 provinces adopted SIGAP.
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> 600k ha
Securing more than 600K hectares habitat for orangutans
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500K ha
of new Marine Protected Area are established.
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Sustainable Fisheries
moving Indonesia’s fisheries on a path to sustainability
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26.8 MtC02e/year
Contributed to climate change mitigation with potential emission reduction of at least 26.8 MtC02e/year
Our Science
Methods used by Yayasan Konservasi Alam Nusantara for conservation initiatives across Indonesia:
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Natural Climate Solutions (NCS)
NCS is a series of mitigation efforts based on natural resources that cover the protection of forest and wetlands, forest management improvement, and forest, peatland, and mangrove ecosystem restoration. More info
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Reduce Impact Logging (RIL-C)
. RIL-C or Reduce Impact Logging has the potential to reduce permanent emission up to 40% or 40.4 ton C/ha and contributes to at least 13% of the total emission reduction target More info
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SIGAP (Aksi inspiratif Warga untuk Perubahan)
Almost 32 thousand villages in Indonesia are located in state forest areas or kawasan hutan, and 70% of these villagers depend on forest resources for their daily lives. More info
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FishFace
Picture identification application called FishFace becomes an innovation that allows fishers to identify and track their catch using cellular technology. More info
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Crew-Operated Data Recording System (CODRS)
CODRS is a data collecting system operated by YKAN’s fisher partners. More info
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Development by Design (DbD)
YKAN integrated conservation planning with development forecasting in an approach called Development by Design (DbD) to improve land uses decision-making among various objectives of stakeholders in a landscape. More info
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ODK Collect
Participative monitoring via On Cloud Data Storing System (ODK Collect) More info