Landscape restoration
Developing landscape-based approaches that support land recovery, ecosystem function, and long-term resilience.
About Pongamia Indonesia
Building Pongamia-based regenerative agroforestry systems.
Pongamia Indonesia is a platform for developing regenerative agroforestry systems that connect landscape restoration, community livelihoods, science, and bioeconomy opportunities.
Why this platform exists
Pongamia has the potential to contribute to land restoration and bioeconomy development. But successful development is not simply about planting trees. It requires a system that connects landscape conditions, communities, agroforestry practices, knowledge, finance, and impact measurement.
Founder
The initiator behind Pongamia Indonesia
Founder & Initiator
DR.(c) Dadang Gusyana, S.Si., MP.
Building Pongamia Indonesia as a platform for the development of Pongamia-based regenerative agroforestry in Indonesia, connecting knowledge, communities, partners, projects, and collaboration opportunities to support landscape restoration and sustainable bioeconomy development.
Our focus
We focus on developing the systems and ecosystem needed to support Pongamia from research through field implementation.
Regenerative agroforestry
Designing systems that integrate Pongamia with food crops, native trees, livestock, and other components according to local conditions.
Communities and livelihoods
Positioning farmers and communities as essential participants in system design, implementation, learning, and development.
Bioenergy and bioeconomy
Exploring pathways for Pongamia utilization that can contribute to sustainable bioenergy and bioeconomy value chains.
How we work
We connect knowledge, partners, projects, and field evidence to build learning that can be applied across different landscape contexts.
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Understand the landscape
Understand ecological, social, economic, and community conditions before designing interventions.
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Design the system
Develop agroforestry systems that respond to local conditions and landscape restoration objectives.
03
Build local capacity
Connect communities, researchers, practitioners, government, organizations, and financing partners.
04
Measure and learn
Develop data and learning systems to understand results, improve approaches, and support decision-making.
A collaboration ecosystem
Pongamia Indonesia is designed as a meeting point for organizations and communities working toward landscape restoration and a more resilient bioeconomy.
NGOs and civil society organizations
Research institutions and universities
Government and local stakeholders
Companies and value-chain partners
Communities and farmer groups
Donors and financing institutions
Let’s build regenerative landscapes together.
Explore projects, knowledge, funding opportunities, and collaboration pathways being developed through the platform.