Social Forestry is a priority policy of Indonesia towards achieving national development. A total of 88.94 million hectares (ha) of forest in the country is home to 25,863 villages, with a population estimated at 37.2 million. Of these, 6.88 million consider themselves poor. Therefore, encouraging community empowerment through social forestry is seen as a vehicle to alleviate poverty and promote sustainable forest management.
Subject:
social forestry; Indonesia
Material : serials
Serial Title : Learning Notes ASRF Series 2017-2
Publisher : SEARCA
Publication Date : 2017
ISSN : 2619-6689
Internet Resource: https://www.searca.org/pubs/briefs-notes?pid=351
PR-S
2017
SEARCA ASRF 2017 2
SEARCA Library
Printed; electronic