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In pursuing even greater ambition in President Jokowi’s second term, Indonesia could be a beacon to the world, at a time when environmental leadership is sorely needed. It could also inspire other countries in the region, as well as in the Group of 20, to raise their game.
The initiative emerged after plant ecologist Akira Miyawaki of Yokohama National University, Japan, visited the conservation area of APP Sinar Mas subsidiaries in 2014. The professor recommended the planting of endemic species such as meranti, jelutong and other local species to speed up the restoration of damaged forests.
