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17Jul Gender Equality & Social Inclusion

Land Tenure, Coastal Resources, and Community Assessment in the Nusantara Capital City

This report provides an in-depth study on five key issues in the Nusantara Capital City (IKN), namely, (i) the bundle of rights, (ii) land tenure administration, (iii) disparities in land tenure, (iv) conflict over natural resources, and (v) traditional practices of environmental conservation in coastal areas within protected and cultivation areas. This study focuses on the mangrove area, which in the IKN area covers an area of 11.668 hectares.
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by Root Admin 17/07/2025
17Jul Society

Land Tenure, Coastal Resources, and Community Assessment in the Nusantara Capital City

This report provides an in-depth study on five key issues in the Nusantara Capital City (IKN), namely, (i) the bundle of rights, (ii) land tenure administration, (iii) disparities in land tenure, (iv) conflict over natural resources, and (v) traditional practices of environmental conservation in coastal areas within protected and cultivation areas. This study focuses on the mangrove area, which in the IKN area covers an area of 11.668 hectares.
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by Root Admin 17/07/2025
03Jul Climate Change

Land Tenure, Coastal Resources, and Community Assessment in the Nusantara Capital City

This report provides an in-depth study on five key issues in the Nusantara Capital City (IKN), namely, (i) the bundle of rights, (ii) land tenure administration, (iii) disparities in land tenure, (iv) conflict over natural resources, and (v) traditional practices of environmental conservation in coastal areas within protected and cultivation areas. This study focuses on the mangrove area, which in the IKN area covers an area of 11.668 hectares.
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by Root Admin 03/07/2025
02Jul Policy

Climate Sensitive Land Tenure Administration

A literature review and field study¹ conducted by Landesa Indonesia over the past two years have shown that regulations on spatial planning and land affairs can significantly contribute to climate change mitigation and adaptation. Landesa Indonesia believes that the 3R concept (Rights, Restrictions, and Responsibilities) in land tenure allocation can effectively bridge land administration regulations with spatial planning. Implementing this concept ensures that land tenure allocation not only considers spatial planning, but also protects the environment, including coastal water areas such as mangrove ecosystems. Along with incentive and disincentive schemes, the 3R concept can ultimately support the climate change mitigation and adaptation agenda.
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by Root Admin 02/07/2025
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24Jun News

First participatory Customary Land List (Daftar Tanah Ulayat): Karo Tribe, Ngada Regency, NTT

The first bottom-up administration of customary land in Indonesia has finally materialized. The Karo Tribe's 2.3082 hectares of comunal land in Golewa District, Ngada Regency, Nusa Tenggara Province (NTT) is registered in the national land system in the form of a Customary Land List (DTU), so that it is no longer considered empty land without an owner.
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by Root Admin 24/06/2025
12Jun Success Story

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by Root Admin 12/06/2025
28May News

Synergy between Mempawah Regency Government and Landesa Indonesia in managing mangrove areas in Mempawah

Landesa Indonesia and Mempawah Regency Government is synergizing in ensuring rules and policies in mangrove management in Mempawah Rengency conducted by Mempawah Mangrove Park (MPP).
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by Root Admin 28/05/2025
13May News

Participatory Mapping of Karo Tribe’s Customary Area in Ngada, NTT

Karo Tribe in Ngada, East Nusa Tenggara and Landesa Indonesia revisit the ulayat land that has been mapped through participatory mapping activity. The bamboo stuck in the ground as marking that the area is prohibited to cut the bamboo for 10 years later.
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by Root Admin 13/05/2025
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