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Blue Carbon Ecosystem Governance in Indonesia: Threats & Opportunities

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Coastal areas are estimated to be one of the most impacted areas by climate change. Indonesia has 3,364,076 hectares of mangroves, making it the country with the largest area of manGroves in the world. Indonesia's current data on seagrass do not represent the existing area. Spatial Planning not effective in protecting BCE.

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The Jakarta PostThe Jakarta Post
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Blue Carbon Ecosystem Governance in Indonesia: Threats & Opportunities

With the worsening impact of climate change due to human activity, as highlighted in the latest findings of the IPCC Sixth Assessment Report (2021), coastal areas are estimated to be one of the most impacted areas by climate change.

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The Jakarta Post broke the news in Jakarta, Indonesia on Wednesday, January 26, 2022.
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