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Chapter 4. Shaping Opportunities for Improving Forest Quality and Community Livelihoods in Central Sumatra and East Kalimantan, Indonesia 1 Trikurnianti Kusumanto This chapter shares the experiences of CIFOR and partners’ Indonesian research team 2 in adaptive collaborative management (ACM) in Jambi, central Sumatra, and Pasir, East Kalimantan. Through social assessment combined with participatory action research, the research project sought insights on the preconditions, strategies and outcomes of fostering learning-based collaboration among different actors in forest management. The researchers hypothesised that by creating opportunities for shared learning among forest actors, forest initiatives using an ACM approach could contribute to more equitable and effective management of Indonesian forests by local people. The chapter starts by describing the context of forest management in Indonesia. It then explores the limitations of existing people-oriented forestry policies and programs in Indonesia, the possibility that a learning approach is warranted in such initiatives and the potential for an ACM
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