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PN 2019-01
Pressures on Public School Teachers and Implications on Quality
DRN 2018 Vol. XXXVI No. 4
Higher educ, research orgs must embrace open access
NTRC TRJ-7
Proposed Foreign Tourist Tax
NTRC TRJ-6
Proposed Reforms on the Value-Added Tax
Pressures on Public School Teachers and Implications on Quality
DRN 2018 Vol. XXXVI No. 4
Higher educ, research orgs must embrace open access
NTRC TRJ-7
Proposed Foreign Tourist Tax
NTRC TRJ-6
Proposed Reforms on the Value-Added Tax
Social Forestry is a priority policy of Indonesia towards achieving national development. A total of 88.94 million hectares (ha) of forest in the country is home to 25,863 villages, with a population estimated at 37.2 million. Of these, 6.88 million consider themselves poor. Therefore, encouraging community empowerment through social forestry is seen as a vehicle to alleviate poverty and promote sustainable forest management.
Southeast Asian Regional Center for Graduate Study and Research in Agriculture | |
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Leocadio S. Sebastian; | Local government -- Indonesia; social forestry, Malaysia; |
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