Desa Penanggoan Duren, yang terletak di Kawasan Hidrologis Gambut Sungai Sugihan – Sungai Lumpur, dihuni oleh masyarakat Komering. Budidaya karet dan kelapa sawit monokultur menjadi kegiatan utama, dengan kebun karet yang dikelola secara tradisional dan rendah produktivitasnya. Hutan rawa gambut di desa ini belum dimanfaatkan untuk budidaya, sementara kebun karet dan buah-buahan umumnya dikelola secara tidak intensif. Peningkatan kapasitas petani melalui pelatihan agroforestri karet dan sistem budidaya campuran sangat diperlukan untuk meningkatkan hasil produksi.
Tag: business models
Model Usahatani Agroforestri Berbasis Buah-Buahan Pada Lahan Gambut di Desa Sungai Asam, Kecamatan Sungai Raya, Kabupaten Kubu Raya
Desa Sungai Asam, yang terletak di Kawasan Hidrologis Gambut (KHG) Sungai Kapuas – Sungai Terentang, memiliki lima dusun, dengan dua di antaranya berada pada lahan gambut berkedalaman sekitar 2 meter. Akses jalan darat cukup baik dan dapat dilalui kendaraan roda empat.
Model Usahatani Pembangunan Kebun Induk Karet dan Buah-Buahan untuk Mendukung Peremajaan Agroforestri Karet di Desa Lebung Itam, Kecamatan Tulung Selapan, Kabupaten Ogan Komering Ilir
Desa Lebung Itam terletak di Kawasan Hidrologis Gambut Sungai Sugihan – Sungai Lumpur dan dihuni oleh masyarakat Komering. Budidaya karet menjadi aktivitas utama masyarakat setempat, meskipun produktivitasnya tergolong rendah akibat penggunaan bibit cabutan yang tumbuh alami. Kebun karet di desa ini sebagian besar berumur tua, dengan tanaman monokultur atau campuran bersama buah-buahan dan kayu. Tantangan utama dalam peremajaan kebun karet adalah aturan pelarangan pembakaran lahan.
Model Usahatani Pengelolaan Hutan Desa Dengan Menerapkan Agroforestri Berbasis Kopi di Desa Permata, Kecamatan Terentang, Kabupaten Kubu Raya
Desa Permata adalah desa transmigrasi yang terletak di Kawasan Hidrologis Gambut Sungai Kapuas – Sungai Terentang. Desa ini terbagi menjadi empat dusun, dengan tiga di antaranya berada di lahan gambut. Desa ini memiliki kawasan hutan yang telah ditetapkan sebagai hutan desa.
Synergizing Carbon Sequestration and Livelihood Improvement: Lessons from community-based crab silvofishery business model in South Sumatra, Indonesia
Action for climate change mitigation and livelihood improvement must be synergized to ensure its sustainability. A community-based mangrove restoration activity has been piloted in Marga Sungsang Village, Banyuasin regency, South Sumatra, Indonesia since late 2023 and adopted a crab silvofishery as a business model. In the last three decades, mangroves in the village have been degraded mainly due to agricultural expansion, and it often occurs in the frontier of the protected forest area. This paper aims to analyze the potential benefit of the mangrove crab silvofishery model for livelihood an ecosystem. The study was using the Business Model Canvas and Five Livelihood Capital as framework for business model development. According to cost-benefit analysis to the pilot action arena, the NPV for the model is USD 5,080/ha with investment support and USD 2,241/ha without investment, for 4 years period of business. The results shows that the model is profitable and has potential to provide additional income for the community compared to depend on carbon business model that provide negative NPV. Silvofishery contributes to ecosystem rehabilitation and climate change mitigation efforts through monitored and maintained mangrove planting, as well as to avoid disturbance to the protected areas through active roles and presence of community in the frontier. Institutional development and capacity building, including in business literacy, are identified as a key success factor for community-based intervention besides the technical assistance. This local evidence provides a global narrative for combating climate change and livelihood improvement.
Business model for improving management of rubber-coffee agroforestry on peatlands in Bengkarek Village, Sungai Ambawang Subdistrict, Kubu Raya District
Bengkarek Village, located in the Kapuas-Ambawang River Peat Hydrological Unit, includes peatlands up to 2 meters deep in four of its seven sub-villages. Transportation relies on motorcycles and boats.
Scaling up oil palm Agroforestry in the Brazilian Amazon: lessons learned from the SAFDENDE Project in Tomé Açu Pará
Action research to enhance mangrove restoration and community-based business model in Banyuasin Regency, South Sumatra
The objectives are to develop and implement mangrove restoration and community-based business models that are locally accepted, ecologically feasible and deliver benefits for local communities while contributing to initiatives for sustainable mangroves in Indonesia and beyond.
Scaling up oil palm agroforestry in the Brazilian Amazon: Tailoring production systems and business models to the context of family farmers in Tomé Açu (Pará State)
Globally, oil palm is mainly produced in monocrop plantations, which can be highly productive but have been historically associated with negative environmental and mixed livelihood impacts. Oil palm agroforestry (AFS) can provide an agroecological pathway for palm oil production.
Progress and persistent challenges of inclusive business models in cocoa and oil palm sectors in Ghana and Peru
Inclusive business models (IBM) connect smallholders and other low-income people with buyers, processors and traders in agricultural and forest product value chains. Value chain actors engage with each other through diverse institutional arrangements, including international (e.g. UN Global Compact, zero deforestation) and industry standards (e.g. Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil, Cocoa and Forests Initiative), certifications (e.g. fair trade, organic), and contract farming.