Our work in Asia
Sustainable, just and inclusive commodity production
AidEnvironment’s work in Asia combines on-the-ground insight, supply chain intelligence, nature-based solutions and a holistic landscape approach for sustainable and inclusive commodity production. In Indonesia, our work has mainly focused on the palm oil sector, the industrial tree (HTI) sector and social forestry areas. We also work with governments, civil society and different stakeholders to implement projects on landscape conservation, regenerative agriculture and water management. In India and the Philippines, we work closely with farmers and local value chains to improve livelihoods while restoring ecosystems.
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Our projects
Corporate Transformation of Indonesia’s Pulp and Paper Sector
Enabling Social Forestry Projects in West Kalimantan, Indonesia
Real-time Deforestation Monitoring
Domestic Market Transformation – Sustainable Indonesian Palm Oil
Strategies to close the living income gap of smallholder farmers
See Case studyIn the spotlight
Banking on palm oil in Southeast Asia
A new report by Aidenvironment’s partner Gulzhan Musaeva examines the exploitation of land resources by the palm oil sector and the role of banking institutions in this process. The report focuses on the two leading producing nations of Southeast Asia, Indonesia and Malaysia, and neighbouring Singapore. The biggest local financiers — whose exposure to forest-risk sectors is among the highest in the world — […]
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