Catalogue: PES & Nature-Based Solutions clear
2 practices not yet assessed for evidence strength.
Most practices in: Indonesia (11)
World's largest forest-based avoided-emissions project: 157,875 ha of tropical peatland in Central Kalimantan verified at 7.5M tCO2e/yr under Verra VCS+CCB Gold, protecting …
Indonesia's FCPF ERPA for East Kalimantan (signed Nov 2020) commits up to US$110 million for 22 million tCO2e; in Nov 2022, Indonesia …
Indonesia's first Plan Vivo-certified project pays 234 households in a West Kalimantan village to protect peat-swamp and riparian forest under a 25-year …
Indonesia's national Peatland Restoration Agency (BRG, later BRGM) rewetted 1.6 million hectares of degraded peatland across seven provinces between 2016 and 2024 …
Indonesia's Landsat-based national forest-carbon MRV system verified emission cuts that triggered two results-based payments: $56m from Norway (11.23 Mt CO2e, 2017) and …
Bali's millennium-old subak system — farmer collectives coordinated through water temples — manages irrigation for roughly 19,500 UNESCO-protected hectares of rice terraces, …
KKI Warsi's Plan Vivo-certified village forest project protects 5,000+ ha of primary rainforest in Jambi with 5 communities; a verified 2018 sale …
Corporate PES in East Java where PT Tirta Investama (Danone-AQUA Keboncandi) pays 174 upstream farmers USD 100–215/ha/yr across 106.6 ha to maintain …
Since 2004, Indonesia's oldest running watershed PES scheme has paid Cidanau farmer groups (Banten) via intermediary FKDC, funded by industrial buyer PT …
Entrance-fee revenue from Jatiluwih's UNESCO-listed rice terraces is split between district government and two customary villages to fund subak irrigation upkeep, but …
Indonesian law has required Jakarta to keep 30% of its area as green open space since 2007. Nearly two decades on, official …
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