Brief 2016
Indonesia’s ‘Green Agriculture’ Strategies and Policies: Closing the Gap between Aspirations and Application
Abstrak
Adverse environmental impacts from rubber, coffee, cacao, palm oil (with Indonesia in the top-5 global producers for these export-oriented commodities) present both a threat for environmental degradation and an opportunity for greening the country’s agriculture, particularly when there is a growing preference among a sub-set of international consumers for sustainably grown products, and commitments from the government for advancing its agriculture policies.
Detail publikasi
Berkas
Sitasi
Leimona B, Amaruzaman S, Arifin B, Yasmin F, Hasan F, Agusta H, Sprang P, Jaffee S and Frias J. 2016. Indonesia’s ’Green Agriculture’ Strategies and Policies: Closing the gap between aspirations and application. In: ,eds. Brief No 60Bogor, Indonesia. World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF) Southeast Asia Regional Program. 4 p.
