- Was specifically developed to empower multi-stakeholder negotiations for planning sustainable landscapes that can support livelihoods and development while maintaining and restoring environmental services, especially in tropical countries
- Is a framework based on user-friendly, parsimonious and publicly available software
- Supports inclusive, integrated and informed negotiations about land use
- Is a spatially-explicit, semi-agent-based model that accommodates a broad range of scenarios
- Require minimal input data, recognizing the scarcity of reliable data in developing countries
Publication year
2015
Authors
Nugraha A; Indiarto D; Dewi, S.; Ekadinata, A.
Language
English
Keywords
biodiversity, socio-economic, land-use, data
Geographic
Indonesia