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View all search resultsA government-run social forestry program is aimed at improving farmers' economic independence by giving them the authority to manage forests while at the same time involving them in forest preservation and protection.
As a conservation partner of the Kerinci Seblat National Park, KPPL Maju Bersama has the rights to harvest and cultivate pakis (ferns) and kecombrang (torch ginger) and is also responsible for helping to preserve the area to build food security.
In a coastal village in Langkat regency, a three-hour drive north from North Sumatra's capital of Medan, locals have started to reap the benefits from the hundreds of hectares of rejuvenated mangrove forests that had previously been illegally converted by companies into oil palm plantations.
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