Building Riau’s Geospatial Evidence Base
Consolidating and assessing geospatial information to support forest governance analysis, regional planning, and implementation of the One Map Policy in Riau.
Consolidating and assessing geospatial information to support forest governance analysis, regional planning, and implementation of the One Map Policy in Riau.
An integrated village development programme combining environmental stewardship, education support, local enterprise development, participatory planning, wildlife monitoring, and community-based tourism in Lubuk Bigau.
Documenting 95 medicinal plant species, 55 traditional medicinal preparations, and community knowledge as part of the living relationship between people and the forest landscape.
Community forest management in Air Buluh linked participatory mapping, forest farmer groups, and jernang development to strengthen livelihoods and incentives for keeping Bukit Betabuh forest standing.
Hutanriau planted 1,000 bamboo stems across 10 hectares in Tahura Sultan Syarif Hasyim and recorded 76 per cent survival in an initial census, providing a baseline for continued habitat monitoring.
Hutanriau accompanied 29 self-managed community groups across 11 villages and four subdistricts during a multi-year forest and land rehabilitation programme in KPH Singingi.
Combining GIS, participatory mapping, conflict analysis, wildlife-corridor evidence, and community land-use proposals across six locations in two provinces