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(PDF) Does Trade Openness Cause Deforestation? A Case Study ...
This study explores the effect of trade openness on deforestation using a panel data method in 20 provinces in Indonesia from 2008-2018. Not many studies have focused on trade openness, large...
What causes deforestation in Indonesia? - IOPscience
In this study we quantify the relative importance of a range of direct drivers of deforestation across Indonesia 2001–2016. We conducted our analysis using annual data on forest cover loss (Hansen et al 2013 ) and high-resolution imagery made available on Google Earth.
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This study tries to extend and explore the causes of deforestation in Central Kalimantan, one of Provinces in Indonesia which has been facing the highest deforestation problem caused by many...
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UNDERLYING CAUSES OF DEFORESTATION AND FOREST DEGRADATION IN INDONESIA: A CASESTUDY ON FOREST FIRE Mia SISCAWATI RMI-the Indonesian Institute for Forest and Environment, chairperson of Bioforum, Indonesia I. INTRODUCTION For several months started in July 1997, an area of South-East Asia stretching
Spatial analysis of deforestation in Indonesia in the period ...
Indonesia is one of the countries with highest forest loss rates in the world. Protected areas (PAs) can have a key role in counteracting deforestation, especially if they are combined with the active involvement of local communities, rather than be only based on strict nature conservation.
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Despite a moratorium by the Indonesian government rejecting new logging concessions since May 2011, Indonesia saw 840,000hectares of forests cleared in 2012 and deforestation levels continue to increase at an alarming rate every year.
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Our results show that agricultural incentives to grow oil palm and election incentives reinforce each other and significantly drive forest losses in Indonesia. Deforestation increases by4.2% in years with high price exposure levels and by 7.1% in years before mayoral district elections.
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To develop a dynamic explanation of deforestation the political forces which drive these different agents and underlying factors must be ac-counted for.5 This paper provides a casestudy of Indonesia utilizing this "political" explanation of deforestation. I argue that the process that
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A study of global PAs showed that PAs were able to protect habitats from deforestation 9. Forest cover in Sumatra, Indonesia between 2000 and 2012 was more intact in and around national parks 10.
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We assessed the extent to which deforestation has been avoided as a result of the Indonesian government’s community forestry scheme, Hutan Desa (Village Forest). We used annual data on deforestation rates between 2012 and 2016 from two rapidly developing islands: Sumatra and Kalimantan.
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This study explores the effect of trade openness on deforestation using a panel data method in 20 provinces in Indonesia from 2008-2018. Not many studies have focused on trade openness, large...
In this study we quantify the relative importance of a range of direct drivers of deforestation across Indonesia 2001–2016. We conducted our analysis using annual data on forest cover loss (Hansen et al 2013 ) and high-resolution imagery made available on Google Earth.
This study tries to extend and explore the causes of deforestation in Central Kalimantan, one of Provinces in Indonesia which has been facing the highest deforestation problem caused by many...
UNDERLYING CAUSES OF DEFORESTATION AND FOREST DEGRADATION IN INDONESIA: A CASE STUDY ON FOREST FIRE Mia SISCAWATI RMI-the Indonesian Institute for Forest and Environment, chairperson of Bioforum, Indonesia I. INTRODUCTION For several months started in July 1997, an area of South-East Asia stretching
Indonesia is one of the countries with highest forest loss rates in the world. Protected areas (PAs) can have a key role in counteracting deforestation, especially if they are combined with the active involvement of local communities, rather than be only based on strict nature conservation.
Despite a moratorium by the Indonesian government rejecting new logging concessions since May 2011, Indonesia saw 840,000 hectares of forests cleared in 2012 and deforestation levels continue to increase at an alarming rate every year.
Our results show that agricultural incentives to grow oil palm and election incentives reinforce each other and significantly drive forest losses in Indonesia. Deforestation increases by 4.2% in years with high price exposure levels and by 7.1% in years before mayoral district elections.
To develop a dynamic explanation of deforestation the political forces which drive these different agents and underlying factors must be ac-counted for.5 This paper provides a case study of Indonesia utilizing this "political" explanation of deforestation. I argue that the process that
A study of global PAs showed that PAs were able to protect habitats from deforestation 9. Forest cover in Sumatra, Indonesia between 2000 and 2012 was more intact in and around national parks 10.
We assessed the extent to which deforestation has been avoided as a result of the Indonesian government’s community forestry scheme, Hutan Desa (Village Forest). We used annual data on deforestation rates between 2012 and 2016 from two rapidly developing islands: Sumatra and Kalimantan.