CURRENT PIPELINE
Hectares under feasibility
study and discussion
~1,130,000
Hectares target in 2 years
2,000,000+
WHY INDONESIA
The world's largest natural carbon sink is still largely underdeveloped
Indonesia holds the world's largest tropical rainforest and its largest tropical peatland ecosystem - reservoirs of carbon density and biodiversity matched by few other geographies, now backed by a regulatory framework built for international carbon trade
BIODIVERSITY
Protecting biodiversity is at the core
of our conservation approach
Our concessions are home to exceptional biodiversity, including iconic and protected species such as the orangutan, bekantan (proboscis monkey) and tree-kangoroo along with countless endemic flora and fauna
Orangutan
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Bekantan (proboscis monkey)
Tree-kangaroo
A Sample of
The Portfolio
A portfolio of forestry concessions across Indonesia, encompassing high-biodiversity mineral soil, peatland, and mangrove ecosystems, each at a different stage of development
165,000 ha
Mineral and peat soil. MOU signed.
Feasibility study in progress
Land in Jayapura, Papua
95,000 ha
Degraded forestry, home to Sumatran
tiger and elephant populations
Land in Aceh
130,000 ha
Ex-logging area, degraded,
with orangutan populations present
Land in Kapuas, Central Kalimantan
Built on
Four Pillars
Every project is designed and measured against the same framework, drawn from Indonesia's Sustainable Forest Management principles
Ecosystem health
Carbon stock, hydrology, and biodiversity, measured and monitored over the life of the project
Environmental
community welfare
Indigenous rights, local livelihoods, and labor safety built into every partnerships
Social
shared value
Profitability and green investment that contributes to local and national economies
Economic
TRANSPARENCY
Policy alignment and legal certainty under Indonesia's carbon regulations
Governance
