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The KERABAT Consortium, supported by KfW/IUCN, conducted participatory land use mapping in seven RB Wildlife Reserve (RBWR) villages to identify land use patterns and promote sustainable livelihoods. Activities included mapping training, discussion series, field surveys, consultations, and land use planning. The project revealed extensive mixed rubber forests vital for local livelihoods and identified potential communal lands for optimal use, supporting biodiversity protection and community sustainability.
The feasibility study was conducted around Rimbang Baling Wildlife Reserve and focused on five primary commodities: agarwood, durian, petai, rattan manau, and dragon blood. Recommendations include developing these NTFPs in designated blocks, using local resources, building community capacity, and strengthening market access through agreements between farmers and buyers for sustainable development.
The rubber feasibility study aims to value chains, market chains, rubber community development options, and potential rubber businesses from village to provincial levels. This study identified several key stakeholders including smallholders, middlemen, traders, and a rubber factory in Jambi. This study highlighted price fluctuations along the value chain and proposed strategies to enhance community livelihoods through several initiatives, such as facilitating potential partners and capacity building to increase rubber production.
The study aims to identify existing and potential economic activities, assess business feasibility, and formulate policies for sustainable inland fisheries development to support community livelihood in the Subayang River area (Rimbang Baling Wildlife Area). This study highlighted ‘Lubuk Larangan’, a fisheries management based on local wisdom to restrict fishing activities for a certain period of time.
A series of discussion and socioeconomic surveys was conducted to update socioeconomic information about he communities living within and around the Rimbang Baling Wildlife Reserve Landscape, Riau, Sumatra. This document includes more specific information on seven villages within and around Rimbang Baling Wildlife Reserve, which are the key villages for the Tiger Programme (ITHCP) Phase III work between 2022 and 2024.
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Rimbang Baling Wildlife Reserve (RBWR) with a total area of about 141.226 Hectares is known as a long-term priority Sumatran tiger (Panthera tigris sumatrae) landscape globally. The Central Sumatra area has received national status as part of the national strategic areas. It is important for the long-term survival of Sumatran tigers as it serves as both a tiger source site and a critical linkage for tiger movement in the region.
Melihat beragam potensi desa dari data sosial dan ekonomi, melalui sumber masyarakat desanya, yang nantinya untuk menemukan sumber masalah serta mencari cara penyelesaiannya bersama
Lokasi desa Labuhan Ratu IX yang berada dikawasan penyangga TN Way Kambas, memungkinkan adanya aktivitas mata pencaharian yang beririsan dengan wilayah lindung ini.
Tim Konsorsium beraudensi dengan lembaga pemerintah daerah diantaranya, Dinas Propinsi pariwisata Riau dan pengelola kawasan Balai Besar Konservasi Sumber Daya Alam (BBKSDA), Riau
Makan meting merupakan salah satu kearifan lokal masyarakat pesisir NTT, dimana mereka mencari biota laut untuk pemenuhan protein rumah tangga di zona pasang surut. Sebagian besar zona ini, didominasi oleh ekosistem padang lamun dan umumnya dilakukan saat kondisi surut maupun cuaca yg tidak mendukung bagi nelayan untuk melaut.
Podcast Ngobras adalah kepanjangan dari Ngobrol dan Sharing yang mana bukan hanya milik YAPEKA, melainkan milik bersama yang diwujudkan sebagai wadah serta sarana bersama berbagi informasi dan pengembangan bersama bertemakan konservasi dengan kemasan khusus penyiaran.
Pekanbaru 10 September 2024, telah dilaksanakan pertemuan dan diskusi lebih lanjut terkait dengan kunjungan kerja antara International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) dengan Konsorsium KERABAT dan Balai Besar Konservasi Sumber Daya Alam (BBKSDA) Riau membicarakan perkembangan program Integrated Tiger Habitat Conservation Programme* (ITHCP) fase ke 3 di kantor BBKSDA Riau, Pekanbaru, Riau.
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