The number of fires burning in Indonesia's forests is 75 percent lower this year than the same time in 2015. Weather and policy changes could be responsible.
Indonesia
WRI established its Indonesia office in 2014. We work with leaders in business, government, and civil society to address climate change, forest restoration, forest governance, and access to information. Learn more about our work in Indonesia, including our Forests and Landscapes in Indonesia, Governance of Forests Initiative, and Access Initiative projects. Visit the WRI Indonesia website.
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Nessya Puteri
Project Coordinator, Land Use Accountability
Nessya is the Project Coordinator at WRI Indonesia. She works to manage project/programme in its relations to project status, partners, project performance as well as budget/finance. She also...
Surahman Putra
GIS Analyst/GIS Programmer
Surahman Putra is a GIS Analyst and Programmer in the WRI Indonesia office. He works on developing GIS and database systems for WRI Indonesia's researches and projects. One of the system he had...
Adi Pradana
One Map Initiative Governance Manager
Adi is the Governance Manager for the One Map Initiative. He helps develop and manage overall One Map Initiative and stakeholder engagement in Indonesia and its pilot provinces. He also assists in...
Krishna Putra
Operations Director, WRI Indonesia
Krishna Putra is WRI Indonesia’s Operations Director. He manages operations functions of the organization and serving organization in delivering its goals.
Prior to joining WRI Indonesia,...
The new Fire Risk Map on Global Forest Watch shows where dry conditions increase fire risk in Indonesia and Malaysia. The tool can help decision-makers take action to prevent forest fires before they ignite.
Indonesian Climate Policy and Data in CAIT Indonesia Climate Data Explorer (PINDAI)
Indonesia Climate Data Explorer, or Platform Interaktif untuk Data Iklim (PINDAI) is an open, bilingual (Bahasa Indonesia and English) online platform featuring Indonesian national- and provincial-level climate policy information and data, including historical and projected emissions,...
Asti Asokawati
GIS Analyst
Asti is the GIS Analyst for WRI Indonesia, Riau One Map Initiative is her initial project in WRI. She’s responsible to collect, process, build spatial data inventory, and analyze the data....
A single company may purchase palm oil from hundreds of different processing mills and thousands of plantations. A new tool on the Global Forest Watch platform helps them identify unsustainable practices in these complex supply chains.