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Food Systems, Land Use and Restoration
The Food Systems, Land Use and Restoration Impact Program (FOLUR) is a $345 million, seven-year initiative funded by the Global Environment Facility and led by the World Bank.
Seeking to transform food and land use systems, the program consists of a global knowledge platform and 27 country projects. Country-level work will focus on accelerating action in landscapes and along value chains for eight major commodities, including livestock, cocoa, coffee, maize, palm oil, rice, soy and wheat.
Sustainable Agriculture
Gender Inclusion
Land and Forest RestorationFolur Indonesia Project
The Folur Indonesia Project is an initiative to promote sustainable land use and protect biodiversity in Indonesia. This project aims to address challenges such as climate change, deforestation, and harmful agricultural practices. By involving local communities, the government, and the private sector, the Folur Indonesia Project strives to create more environmentally friendly and sustainable food production systems while preserving the health of Indonesia's natural ecosystems.
The Important Role of the Private Sector
Empowerment of Small Farmers
Sustainable Value ChainCommodities
The increasing demand, climate change, and unsustainable land management practices are putting more pressure on forests, biodiversity, and natural habitats, threatening the sustainability of crop production.
Kakao
Sawit
Kopi
Padi
Recycling water
Reusing wastewater can significantly reduce freshwater consumption and promote sustainable water management practices.
Sustainable Habitat Design
Creating sustainable habitats with minimal ecological footprint and maximum positive impact on local communities.
Backyard Farming
Discover the benefits of organic gardening and learn how to grow your own fresh produce in your backyard.
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