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Mangrove forests, seagrass meadows, saltwater marshes – these and other ‘blue forests’ are vital to coastal and island communities around the world
The Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (MMAF) in Indonesia has focused on getting blue carbon into the national agenda and incorporating the coastal and marine sector into the national action plan for greenhouse gas reductions.
Indonesia
Coastal blue carbon ecosystems have the potential to annually capture 0.5%-2% of the atmospheric carbon emitted globally.
Mitigating
climate change
Pathway: Understanding the value of ecosystems
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Pathway: Economy opportunities
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Pathway: Policy and management approaches
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Pathway: Community engagement
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Project Location
What are the key pathways
to reach these goals?
What are the goals of the Indonesia
Republic Blue Forests Project?
Lembongan Island
Locations / project sites
Lessons Learned
Project challenges in Indonesia
Challenges
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