Conservation and Forestry
Forest Conservation Project for Carbon Emission Reduction
VISION
Realizing the sustainability of carbon availability for human life from the risk of climate change threats.
MISSION
Conduct forest conservation and rehabilitation. Spread awareness of the importance of sustainable carbon inventory to all stakeholders. Promote and develop low carbon activities in meeting basic human needs.
Satu Alam Sejahtera
Assist clients in providing certification, calculating and analyzing
Carbon Neutral Certification
Provide certification in carbon neutral efforts with the Verified Carbon Standard (VCS) or Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD) scheme.
Carbon Offset
SAS assists clients in calculating the carbon potential of forest area that can be traded through carbon neutral schemes (carbon neutral), using the basic methodology for calculating carbon offsets and tracking greenhouse gases from activities that are categorized as positive carbon.
Greenhouse Gas Inventory
SAS helps clients analyze emissions calculations from scope 1, 2, and 3 as well as emissions baseline calculations by doing calculations for the past 3-4 years. From this calculation, conclusions will be drawn regarding the emission savings made and if there is potential for traded carbon, it will be conveyed to our clients.
Services provided for forest conservation and rehabilitation
Business Consulting
Forest Conservation and Carbon Offsetting
Developing Local Community
Project Portfolio
Minimizing the Impact of Deforestation
Indonesia is a country with the third largest forest area in the world, especially Kalimantan, Papua and Sumatra with a total forest area of around 124 million hectares. This is a proud achievement considering that the forest is one of the most important supports for the balance of nature.
According to data from the Global Forest Resources Assessment (FRA), Indonesia ranks second in the world for the highest forest loss after Brazil. Every year, Indonesia loses 684,000 hectares of forest due to illegal logging, forest fires, forest encroachment and forest conversion carried out by irresponsible individuals by burning or logging illegally in Indonesia. These illegal activities have a negative impact on the world’s climate as well as the people, fauna and flora in the damaged forest area.
Forest Conservation
Carry out forest protection activities, forest rangers and anti-fire activities.
Reforestation
Carry out repairs to damaged land conditions, replanting forests with plants that produce high carbon.
Training
Carry out activities to increase the ability to adapt to climate change and training to improve the ability to live daily.
Sustainable Economy
Conduct training for the community in order to improve welfare in a more sustainable manner
Continuing Education
Building a Green School that is sustainable and environmentally friendly in order to provide opportunities for the community to explore green and sustainable jobs.