Sangga Bumi is supporting multi-stakeholder landscape-wide conservation in the Mendawak landscape of West Kalimantan. Located just north of the renowned Gunung Palung National Park, Mendawak is one of Indonesia’s most important unprotected landscapes. Sangga Bumi is working in two villages dominated by both peat ecosystems and corporate agriculture and forestry concessions. In Sumber Agung (in the district of Kubu Raya) and Bagan Asam (in Sanggau), we are working alongside

Sangga Farming: Transforming Agriculture in Kulon Progo. In Java, Indonesia, coconut sugar farmers of Kulon Progo face numerous challenges, from unpredictable weather patterns to the dangers of traditional farming methods. With the support of the Netherlands Enterprise Agency, in 2019, the Sugar and Steam project was launched to address the unique challenges faced by farmers. This five-year project brought together Van Hall Larenstein University of Applied Sciences and AidEnv