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Indonesian project shows how climate funding can — and should — go directly to IPLCs

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The Nusantara Fund is part of a pledge by five countries and 17 private donors to distribute $1.7 billion. The current climate investment model often excludes local communities. Only 7% of the roughly $322 million disbursed in the first year of the pledge went directly to IPLC organizations. The fund is unique compared to other similar funding initiatives.

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Indonesian project shows how climate funding can — and should — go directly to IPLCs

JAKARTA — Suryani grew up in a family of farmers on the island of Java in Indonesia. Her parents are members of a farmer’s union called SPP. The land they live and farm on isn’t titled, so Suryani knows very well the importance of having farmers’ land rights recognized and protected. Yet she’s also seen […]

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