May 2022 — AFoCO, together with the National Institute of Forest Science of the Republic of Korea (NIFoS) and the Center for Standardization of Disaster and Climate Change Instruments, Agency for Standardization of Environment and Forestry Instruments (under Indonesia’s Ministry of Environment and Forestry) signed
Goal & Objectives The project will aim to alleviate the poverty of rural communities and promote sustainable forest management. Main Activities Objective 1 Objective 2 Objective 3 Objective 4 Expected Outputs
As the project embarks on to its second year of implementation in 2022, the 2nd Project Steering Committee meeting was held virtually on 22nd December 2021 for project AFoCO/023/2021 for “Innovative solution for climate change and biodiversity landscape strategy to support SDGs in Indonesia”. The
The Secretariat has been working on Project Impacts and Best Practices of the 6 Completed Projects and 1 ongoing project with Professor Jurgen Blaser at Bern University of Applied Sciences in Switzerland and Dr. Ian Thompson. Consistent with the agreed Terms of Reference (ToR) and
Goal of Project The project aims to introduce innovative solutions to sustainable management practices and enhance the capacities of Forest Management Units (FMUs) and local communities on contributing to Indonesia’s emissions reduction targets and improve biodiversity landscapes to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development
The government of Indonesia has committed to reducing the level of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 29% unconditionally with a target date of 2030 against the business as usual scenario and conditionally up to 41% with international support. Approaching the land-based sector would be one of the strategic solutions towards achieving GHG Emission reduction outlined in the Nationally
This article introduces five research papers produced by Indonesia based on the achievements of the regional project on ‘Facilitating the Participatory Planning of Community Based Forest Management Using Geographic Information System and Remote Sensing Technologies in Forest Resources Management in the Philippines, Indonesia and Thailand’, which
May 2022 — AFoCO, together with the National Institute of Forest Science of the Republic of Korea (NIFoS) and the Center for Standardization of Disaster and Climate Change Instruments, Agency for Standardization of Environment and Forestry Instruments (under Indonesia’s Ministry of Environment and Forestry) signed
Goal & Objectives The project will aim to alleviate the poverty of rural communities and promote sustainable forest management. Main Activities Objective 1 Objective 2 Objective 3 Objective 4 Expected Outputs
As the project embarks on to its second year of implementation in 2022, the 2nd Project Steering Committee meeting was held virtually on 22nd December 2021 for project AFoCO/023/2021 for “Innovative solution for climate change and biodiversity landscape strategy to support SDGs in Indonesia”. The
The Secretariat has been working on Project Impacts and Best Practices of the 6 Completed Projects and 1 ongoing project with Professor Jurgen Blaser at Bern University of Applied Sciences in Switzerland and Dr. Ian Thompson. Consistent with the agreed Terms of Reference (ToR) and
Goal of Project The project aims to introduce innovative solutions to sustainable management practices and enhance the capacities of Forest Management Units (FMUs) and local communities on contributing to Indonesia’s emissions reduction targets and improve biodiversity landscapes to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development
The government of Indonesia has committed to reducing the level of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 29% unconditionally with a target date of 2030 against the business as usual scenario and conditionally up to 41% with international support. Approaching the land-based sector would be one of the strategic solutions towards achieving GHG Emission reduction outlined in the Nationally
This article introduces five research papers produced by Indonesia based on the achievements of the regional project on ‘Facilitating the Participatory Planning of Community Based Forest Management Using Geographic Information System and Remote Sensing Technologies in Forest Resources Management in the Philippines, Indonesia and Thailand’, which
Asian Forest Cooperation Organization (AFoCO) is a treaty-based intergovernmental organization aiming to strengthen forest cooperation by transforming proven technologies and policies into concrete actions in the context of sustainable forest management to address the impacts of climate change.
We are headquartered in Seoul, the Republic of Korea, with a subsidiary body, the AFoCO Regional Education and Training Center (RETC), in Yangon region, Myanmar.
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AFoCO Regional Education & Training Center (RETC)
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