PROJECT OBJECTIVE
The project objective is to restore and conserve watershed ecosystem for carbon sequestration, water- and soil conservation, natural disaster prevention and green livelihoods development.
The project will also select buffer-zone villages of national parks and nature reserves that connect the agroforestry program with species and habitat conservation.
The agroforestry carbon projects are implemented in 3 zones: the lowland zone (0 – 300 m above sea level), midland zone (300 – 900 m above sea level) and highland zone of watershed areas (900 – 2.200 m above sea level).
The project sites are implemented on community lands (non-state Indonesian forests).
Conservation of ecosystem
Yagasu set-up and mobilize local community groups in the villages to conduct routine monitoring to the planted trees and existing vegetation cover.
Several examples of fruit trees and forest trees (non-fruit) in agroforestry activities
Lowland Zone
(0 – 300 m above sea level)
Midland Zone
(300 – 900 m above sea level)
Highland Zone
(900 – 2.200 m above sea level)
Fruit Trees
Rambutan
Durian
Coffee
Mango
Guava
Avocado
Forest Trees (non-fruit)
Meranti
Mahogany
Mountain Acacia
Sengon
Teak
