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A Business Case Study of Beef Cattle Farming and Fish Cultivation in Central Kalimantan
This case study by the Climate Policy Initiative (CPI) evaluates the feasibility of beef cattle farming and fish cultivation as alternative livelihoods for oil palm smallholder farmers in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia. The research focuses on diversifying income to mitigate risks associated with climate change, market price volatility, and the long productivity lead times of oil palm plantations.
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Document type: Case study
Vegetation Matters: Correcting Chamber Carbon Flux Measurements Using Plant Volumes
This research paper evaluates the impact of including plant volume in chamber carbon flux measurements, specifically focusing on peatland dwarf shrub vegetation, and proposes a non-destructive method for field volume estimation.
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Taking stock of international contributions to low carbon climate resilient land use in Indonesia
This research paper evaluates the role and effectiveness of international development partners in financing climate mitigation and adaptation within Indonesia's land use sectors. It analyzes finance flows from 2011, identifying a heavy reliance on grants and a focus on capacity building, while noting that international contributions are significantly smaller than domestic funding.
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ASEAN Leaders Can Act to Reduce Fires and Haze
This briefing by the World Resources Institute (WRI) analyzes the June 2013 fires and haze crisis in Riau Province, Sumatra, using high-resolution satellite imagery. It argues that ASEAN leaders should use the 23rd ASEAN Summit to commit to collaborative actions, such as making concession maps public and establishing a blue ribbon panel, to prevent recurring environmental and public health disasters.
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Document type: Briefing