Strengthening sustainable landscape governance and empowering local communities across West Kalimantan through inclusive resource management.
We position the community as a vital component in maintaining ecosystem sustainability. We ensure that natural resource utilization provides long-term benefits for both the environment and socio-economic welfare.
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Yayasan Shorea Nusantara Peduli exists to balance environmental integrity with community empowerment through wise and inclusive resource management.
Every intervention is designed to create systemic and equitable change.
Strategic focus in Sintang and Sekadau, bridging partnerships between corporations, government, and communities.
Conducting E-STDB mapping and social forestry data collection in 5 villages in Nanga Taman and 2 in Sintang.
Prioritizing field data accuracy, transparency, and FPIC (Free, Prior, and Informed Consent) in all management.
We emphasize collaboration, transparency, and balance. Our framework ensures openness in data management and active community involvement.
We prioritize openness and transparency in data management to ensure accuracy and trust.
Ensuring active community involvement in every step of the decision-making process.
Harmonizing conservation interests with community welfare for sustainable outcomes.
Documentation of our ongoing engagement with communities and landscapes.
Conservation The SHOREA team is involved in supporting community engagement in initiating the management of High Conservation Value (HCV) areas located within and surrounding palm oil plantation concessions.
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Empowerment The SHOREA team is also involved in conducting social mapping and land use mapping in several areas of West Kalimantan. This activity aims to understand community land tenure conditions, land use patterns, and the potential presence of areas with high conservation value.
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Capacity This activity includes the registration of independent smallholder palm oil farmers as part of the process for issuing the Plantation Registration Certificate (E-STDB).
Read Case Study →Collaborating across sectors to create tangible landscape impact.
