Summary

1. Sustainable Forest Management from the Perspective of Local Stakeholders: A Case Study from Bulungan Research Forest, Indonesia

This research was condusted to find out how different (local) stakeholders conceive sustainable (or good) forest management and to gather knowledge from local stakeholders, especially the local community, on what criteria and indicators they use to infer sustainable forest management.

2. Adaptive Collaborative Management of Forests in Indonesia (Progress Report)

It is expected that this research can contribute to the current debate over the future of Indonesia's forests, in particular by creating opportunities for shared learning aiming at increased control and management of forests by local communities. Two sites have been selected i.e., Baru Pelepat Village, Jambi Province, and Rantau Layung and Rantau Buta Village, East Kalimantan Province.