A membership-based organization established by The Landscape Group to advocate common market interests among project developers — offering carbon credits from a diverse portfolio of assessed, high-integrity projects rather than from any single one.
We provide strategic and technical advisory to governments, private sectors, and civil society organizations for sustainable landscape planning and management, integrating ecological priorities with financial and development strategies.
We design and implement carbon programs that contribute to national and global climate goals. Through measurable, verifiable, and transparent methodologies, we support emission reduction, carbon offset, and ecosystem restoration.
The Landscape Incubation Facility for the Environment assists and empowers environmental and social entrepreneurs. Eventually, LIFE will be equipped with a dedicated fund to provide financial resources for environmental and social enterprises.
The climate crisis reaches Indonesia as an economic event: drought and fire in the dry years, floods and landslides in the wet ones, and a fiscal bill for both. Decarbonization is the work of cutting emissions across power, land use, and industry fast enough — and financing it in a way the economy can carry.
Landscape approach is an approach that spatially and participatorily strives to balance seemingly competing goals of protection and production. Its particular challenge is financing: the multiple goals require an innovative financing structure, in most cases unique for different landscapes.
A membership-based organization established by The Landscape Group to advocate common market interests among project developers — offering carbon credits from a diverse portfolio of assessed, high-integrity projects rather than from any single one.
About the Collective →Reform work on Indonesia's power market, where reliability, affordability, equity and decarbonization increasingly collide — including transition credits for the early retirement of coal-fired plants and their replacement with renewables.
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Increasing resilience through nature-based recovery in Aceh, North Sumatera, and West Sumatera.
Fundamental reform for a sustainable, affordable, equitable, and low-carbon power market in Indonesia.
A scoping study on using transition credits to shift captive, off-grid coal-fired power plants to renewables.
The economic burden on Indonesia of the Middle-East conflict and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.