The project aims to develop a framework to convert biodiversity metrics into fiscal credits which will eventually help policymakers and stakeholders value and invest in biodiversity of Indonesia.
This project identifies both biodiversity and socio-economic issues across several conservation site in Indonesia, creating biodiversity credit framework that hopefully cater to national context.
Problems
The need for creative ecological funding in Indonesia is high, but we are lacking in studies for biodiversity credit that are specifically highlighting socio-economic problems and other issues in Indonesia's conservation site
Approach
Using several representative conservation site across Indonesia to work on a suitable biodiversity credit scheme or framework
