Description

The expected outcome of this project is sustainable livelihoods and landscapes achieved in the forested landscapes of South Sumatra through the strengthened capacity of smallholders in developing and implementing agroforestry-based business models that increase the productivity and profitability of their farming systems under public-private-people partnership. The mandatory partnership development in DMPA villages of Sumatera Selatan should be implemented successfully beyond charity or CSR-like schemes. Piloting models for partnership, followed by sharing lessons learned and guideline development, will allow replicability and, therefore, wider implementation and broader impacts.

APP and ICRAF are collaborating to achieve the project outcome through the following specific objectives:
1. Grand design agroforestry-based integrated business models are developed through inclusive, integrative and informed process, involved local community and relevant stakeholders, combining with scientific data, including land suitability to commodities, access to market and infrastructure condition;
2. Guideline of monitoring and evaluation the performance and sustainability of agroforestry based integrated business models using Key Performance Indicators are trained; and
3. Guideline to develop evidence based grand design in "Zona Tanaman Kehidupan" landscape.