The document discusses a study on agroforestry systems in South Sulawesi, Indonesia. It finds that (1) agroforestry farmers have higher average incomes than non-agroforestry farmers, (2) mixed agroforestry systems have greater tree basal areas, carbon stocks, and tree diversity compared to other land uses, indicating better environmental functions, and (3) agroforestry should be promoted through policy to improve livelihoods, serve as an adaptation strategy, and conserve biodiversity.
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