OUR IMPACT

Project Evidence, Reported with Context

Hutanriau presents verified project-level results with their specific context. We distinguish documented outputs from emerging outcomes and long-term impact, and avoid combining figures that may overlap.

Local participants installing a camera trap on a tree in the forest around Lubuk Bigau

Selected Project Evidence

Each figure below comes from a specific published project record. The cards are not presented as a cumulative organisational total.

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Medicinal plant species documented

Medicinal Plant Knowledge of Lubuk Bigau

55

Traditional medicinal preparations recorded

Medicinal Plant Knowledge of Lubuk Bigau

4

Camera traps provided for community-based wildlife monitoring

Integrated Village Development for a Sustainable Lubuk Bigau

7

Computers provided to UPT SDN 029 Lubuk Bigau

Integrated Village Development for a Sustainable Lubuk Bigau

11

Tourism Awareness Group members trained

Integrated Village Development for a Sustainable Lubuk Bigau

1

Gambir-processing machine provided

Integrated Village Development for a Sustainable Lubuk Bigau

29

Community forest groups supported in KPH Singingi

Community-Based Forest and Land Rehabilitation in KPH Singingi

6

Villages or nagari included in participatory land-use planning

Participatory Land Use Planning across Riau and West Sumatra

67

Spatial datasets produced or consolidated

Participatory Land Use Planning across Riau and West Sumatra

Discussion with community knowledge holders during ethnobotanical data collection in Lubuk Bigau, Riau

Numbers become meaningful when they remain connected to people, place, project scope, and the records that support them.

Organisational Footprint

Hutanriau’s organisational footprint is being consolidated across its project portfolio to improve consistency, avoid double counting, and strengthen evidence for future reporting.

Until that consolidation is complete, this page prioritises results that can be traced to individual project records.

Community members working in a group nursery during the KPH Singingi rehabilitation programme

Evidence and Attribution

Hutanriau distinguishes between activities, outputs, documented results, emerging outcomes, and long-term impact. Public claims are based on available project records and are reviewed to avoid overstatement, double counting, and unsupported attribution.

  • Project-level evidence is presented with its specific context
  • Organisational totals are used only when data can be consolidated reliably
  • Long-term outcomes require follow-up evidence
  • Targets are not presented as achieved results without verification

Explore the Evidence Behind Our Work

Read the project records that provide context for the results presented here.

Explore Project Evidence