About Aceh Landscape The province of Aceh is a very important commodity producing region. The province also covers most of the Leuser ecosystem, which is home to unique species such as Sumatran orangutans, Sumatran elephants, and rhinos. All three species have been placed on the list of threatened species by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). The Aceh Tamiang district, in particular, produces a number of important products such as palm oil, natural rubber, pulp, and coffee. Working closely with stakeholders, HDI aims to protect the remaining natural forests on private, state and community lands, with a focus on the Leuser ecosystem. IPM has connected the Aceh Tamiang government with major palm oil buyers such as Pepsico and Unilever, who have a clear interest in decoupling palm oil from deforestation and seeking cost-effective solutions. The government, palm oil companies and the IPM are exploring the possibility of establishing a Verified Supply Zone (VSA) in Aceh Tamiang. Tamiang has signed a PPI pact with the Indonesian Aceh Palm Oil Entrepreneurs Association (GAPKI), the Leuser Conservation Forum (FKL), the Green Trade Initiative (HDI) Foundation, the Aceh Tamiang Farmers and Fishermen's Groups Association (KTNA), and the Aceh Forest&nbsp; Management Unit (KPH)&nbsp;Region III&nbsp;. This collaboration will ensure that all the goals of sustainable palm oil production, protection of forest areas and areas of the Leuser ecosystem, and improving the well-being of independent smallholders are achieved by 2023.
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Memorandum of Understanding Aceh Tamiang 

Aceh Tamiang

 Aceh Landscape

Aceh

Aceh Timur

Adamawa State 

Balsas Region

Baringo County 

Barra do Garças 

Building a Jurisdictional Approach to Climate Smart, Resilient Agricultural Landscapes in Tocantins, Brazil

Building a sustainable jurisdictional approach in the Central Paraguayan Chaco

Cariri Sustentável								

Cavally Region

Central Highlands 

Cesar

Chhindwara					

Chiapas Landscape

CuMgar

Di Linh 

Ea H’leo 

Foya

Huila

India Climate Resilient Landscape (ICRL) 				

Juruena Valley 

Ketapang

Kinabatangan

Koskilna

Krong Nang 

Kubu Raya

Kunak

Lac Duong

Low-carbon regenerative commodity in Cerrado biome

Magdalena

Mbangassina

Musi Banyuasin

Nahuelbuta

Ngoro

North Sumatera Sustainable Supply Chain initiative

Ntui

Okomu Forest 								

Paderu

Pajeú Sustentável

PCI Mato Grosso

PPI Compact of the Apodi Sertão  

Riau Landscape

Rimba Collective 

Sabah Landscape

Siak Pelalawan Landscape Programme

Sorriso

Sorriso Landscape

SourceUp general information

South Ethiopia Regional State 

South West Mau Forest Landscape								

Southern Central Forest Spine (SCFS) Landscape

Tackling Deforestation in Indonesia Through Multistakeholder Platform at Landscape Scale

Tapanuli Selatan Landscape Initiative

The Mosaik Initiative 

The Sabah Landscapes Programme 

Transamazonica Sustainable Landscapes

Western Madhya Pradesh 								

Western Mato Grosso 

 Conserve and restore natural ecosystems 

Reduce deforestation rates by 50% 

Rehabilitate areas through the implementation of sustainable dairy products

Increase the area for restoration of ecosystem functions by up to 50% 

The volume of production of sustainable palm oil and its derivative products from productive areas in Aceh Tamiang by 30% 

Increase the volume of production of sustainable palm oil

Develop institutional support and partnerships to support activities in the landscape

Develop Institutional support and partnerships

Proportion of agricultural area under protective and sustainable agriculture

Increase agricultural area under protective and sustainable agriculture

Increase the legality of land and its compliance for smallholders by up to 30% 

 Increase agricultural, agroforestry & tree plantation productivity through community involvement 

Conversion of natural ecosystems to other land uses, disaggregated by land cover type including restoration

Reduce conversion of natural ecosystems to other land uses 

Agricultural households incomes as percentage of the national average income

Increase household income vs. the national average

Communities to have clean energy at household level to reduce forest logging 

Improve Community Access to sustainable energy 

Promote sustainability of natural resource-based production sectors through certifications 

Financial support for projects  

Increase production and fostering the production of the product in the region

Improve production rates

Forest Positive Coalition

Local indicators 

SourceUp Core

Nature & Climate 

Livelihoods & Social inclusion

Production & trade 

Other

Raising awareness of child labor prevention in the cocoa sector 

Protection and sustainable management of forests by their owners 

Increase renovated oil palm areas with the OxG hybrid in the department of Magdalena

Strengthen timber plantations 

Recover degraded APP

Protect and restore 30% of 17,070 ha of Community Forest

Increase the number of technical assistance and trainings for producers 

Example

Support producers or organizations to improve production conditions 

Strenghthen of Gromoma  and Yangafock Community Forest

Increase crop yield 

HCV areas protection that are effectively managed through management partnerships 

Pursue Sustainable Palm Oil Production Goals Through Improved District Policies and Plans

Protect and ehance forests, peatlands and natural ecosystems

Adoption rate of agro-forestry land-use management practices

Increase household incomes by 20% by 2027

Strengthened smallholders' bargaining power through more effective institutional coordination and communication toward sustainable oil palm at scale

Elimination of Illegal deforestation

Actively restore the Scio forest areas

Increase the participation of young producers 

Reduced deforestation and degradation inside large-scale commercial concessions 

Protection or conservation of natural ecosystems

Increase the hectares resilient to climate change with sustainability certifications in cocoa to 2,370 by 2031 (Fair Trade, organic certification, Rainforest, UTZ, Echar Pa'lante certification, among others) in the jurisdictions of the HYLEA Pact  

Custom

The areas deforested by productive activities are decreasing every year. 

Promote sustainable tourism

Improve productivity rate

Strengthened local actors' capacity and has made significant progress in delivering on its commitment to implement sustainable oil palm, as part of managing a sustainable district.

Strengthening Climate-Smart Cooperatives and Value Chains in Southern Ethiopia

OHS work with GB

Improved tenure rights and reduction of land conflict in identified priority areas 

Actively restore forest areas

Increase the participation of women in decision- making mechanisms

HCV areas are protected and effectively-managed through stronger collaboration between stakeholders at the landscape scale

The mills of Paisaje Encrucijada are implementing actions of their Responsible Sourcing Plans and they have sustainable politics.

Restore forest areas through reforestation and agroforestry through the rural domain 

Increase cocoa and coffee plantations cultivated through agroforestry 

Increase number of farmers trained on good agricultural practice 

Strengthened smallholders' bargaining power through more effective institutional coordination and communication toward sustainable palm oil at scale

Provide support in training and technical assistance to associations of women agricultural producers

Increase cropping intensity in the landscapes

Improve local livelihoods, including of producers and local communities

Effective monitoring and management of key corridors along the Central Forest Spine

Increase number of farmers in the region who have a land certificate

Adoption of sustainable land management practices

Decrease population below the national poverty line 

Reduction of fires

Enhanced capacity of local actors to strengthen enabling conditions in sustainability practices.

Avoid deforestation 

Areas with high conservation values and high carbon stocks (HVC/HCSA) are increasing year by year due to increased sustainability commitments from producers and communities. 

Decrease the percentage of national deforestation

Increase production areas of crop-livestock and/or crop-livestock-forestry system

Reduced risks of worst forms of exploitation and improve working conditions for people in the palm oil supply chain in the landscapes

Forest conservation in the District of Campo Aceval 

Improve schooling rate 

# Farmers and community members realizing additional benefits and income streams

Rehabilitate cocoa crops and new sowings

Goals & Indicators