Portrait — Prof. Jatna Supriyatna
Prof. Jatna Supriyatna
Commissioner
01 · About The Landscape Group
incorporated 2016 · Jakarta
One group, three mandates
The Landscape Group strives to bridge decarbonization with green financing — expanding renewable energy utilization, establishing nature-based solutions, realizing circular economy, and connecting them with innovative green financing. It is led by seasoned leaders in the carbon market with more than 25 years of experience each.
The Group works through three subsidiaries. Landscape Advisory sets the direction: strategic and technical advice on how a landscape should be planned and managed. Carbon Asset and Liability Management gives that direction a measurable value in carbon. Landscape Impact Financing for the Environment brings the capital that makes it happen.
How they connect
The three are steps in one sequence as often as they are separate mandates. Advisory work establishes what a landscape needs and what balance of protection and production it can carry. Where that plan creates carbon value, the carbon practice develops and verifies it — and where it creates carbon exposure, the same practice manages it as a liability.
Why financing closes the loop
A plan that cannot be financed is not a plan. LIFE carries the group's work into capital: it assists and facilitates environmental and social entrepreneurs, and will eventually hold a Fund of its own. Carbon revenues, blended public and private sources, and commercial finance are what allow an advisory recommendation to become a project that lasts.
The three subsidiaries
01
Landscape Advisory
PT Bentang Alam Indonesia · Indonesia
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 so that every intervention creates tangible benefits for both people and nature. Its working papers are published in the group's advisory series.
02
Landscape Carbon
Landscape Carbon Pte. Ltd. · Singapore
Design and implementation of carbon programs that contribute to national and global climate goals. Through measurable, verifiable, and transparent methodologies, it supports emission reduction, carbon offset, and ecosystem restoration — treating carbon as both an asset to be developed and a liability to be managed on the balance sheet.
03
Landscape Impact Financing for the Environment
LIFE · Indonesia
LIFE assists and facilitates environmental and social entrepreneurs, bridging the gap between sustainability initiatives and long-term investment. Eventually the program will be equipped with a Fund to provide financial resources for environmental and social business.
02 · The people behind The Landscape Group
Agus Sari
Chief Executive Officer, The Landscape Group
Formerly Deputy Minister and Deputy Chair of the Indonesian REDD+ Management Agency, in charge of planning and financing, after four years as member and Chair of the Funding Instrument Working Group of the Presidential Task Force on REDD+. He was Chief Executive Officer of Yayasan Belantara, a $50 million fund financing landscape conservation and restoration in Indonesia, and Country Director for Indonesia at Ecosecurities.
He co-chaired the UNFCCC Work Program on REDD+ Finance, was a Lead Author with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change from 2001 to 2007, and lectures at the School of Business and Management, Bandung Institute of Technology. He holds an advanced degree from the Energy and Resources Group, University of California, Berkeley.
Portrait — Aria Witoelar
Aria Witoelar
Commissioner
Portrait — Vinchentia Muliadi
Vinchentia Muliadi
Manager, Administrative and Logistical Support
Portrait — Nisrina Firzarani
Nisrina Firzarani
Officer, Administrative and Logistical Support
Portrait — Narinda Denaya Putri
Narinda Denaya Putri
Officer, Legal Affairs
AGPR Law
Legal Counsel
LF Consulting
Financial Advisor
Landscape Advisory
just energy transition · nature-based and ecosystem services
Portrait — Michael Kurniawan
Michael Kurniawan
Associate Manager
Just Energy Transition Program
Portrait — Dwi Irianto
Dwi Irianto
Analyst and Modeling Specialist
Just Energy Transition Program
Portrait — Syauqi M. Albayani
Syauqi M. Albayani
Intern
Just Energy Transition Program
Portrait — Timothy Jessup
Timothy Jessup
Director
Nature-Based and Ecosystem Services Program
Portrait — Niken Pradonawati
Niken Pradonawati
Associate Manager
Nature-Based and Ecosystem Program
Portrait — David Brown
David Brown
Associate
Nature-Based and Ecosystem Services Program
Portrait — Claudia D'Andrea
Claudia D'Andrea
Associate
Nature-Based and Ecosystem Services Program
Portrait — Risti Zahroh
Risti Zahroh
Manager
Nature-Based, Carbon, and Other Ecosystem Services Program
Landscape Carbon
carbon asset and liability management
Portrait — Okki Soebagio
Okki Soebagio
Chief Investment Officer
Portrait — Cindy Simangunsong
Cindy Simangunsong
Chief Operating Officer
Portrait — Risti Zahroh
Risti Zahroh
Manager, Operations
03 · Context
the two frames our work sits in
Context
The climate crisis and decarbonization
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.
Context
The landscape approach
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.
04 · Initiatives
five programs of work
Initiative
The Landscape Climate Collective
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 →Initiative
2026 Forest Fires
Tracking Indonesia’s 2026 fire season as it happens — hotspot counts, where the fire falls inside the conservation estate, the health bill it is running up, and the modelled cost to the economy.
About the initiative →Initiative
Power Market Resilience
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.
About the program →Initiative
Nature-Based Resilience Growth for Post-Disaster Sumatera
Recovery in Aceh, North and West Sumatera that rebuilds the catchment as well as the settlement — restored upper-catchment forest, riparian buffers and coastal vegetation specified and financed as flood infrastructure.
About the initiative →Initiative
Food, Fuel, and Forest (3F)
Achieving food and energy security while conserving and restoring forests, reducing deforestation, and achieving the 2030 FOLU Net Sink target — three commitments that compete for the same land unless they are planned against one map.
About the initiative →