villagers receive supports such as lending of heavy machinery and technical guidance from the companies in this village. The main products in peatland are oil palm
and pulp materials traded in the international market, which shows that companies
cannot survive without tackling environmental problems. The good relationship
between the villagers and the companies is vital for peatland management, and we
expect to continue research on maintaining this relationship even after the JPP.
Acknowledgements The research activities are supported by the JICA Partnership Project and the
Tropical Peatland project (No. 14200117), Research Institute for Humanity and Nature (RIHN).
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Mizuno K, Masuda K (2016) Combined biomass production, the local economy, and societies. In:
Mizuno K, Fujita SM, Kawai S (eds) Catastrophe and regeneration in Indonesia’s peatlands:
ecology, economy and society, Kyoto CSEAS series on Asian studies. NUS, Singapore, pp
312–352
Mizuno K, Motoko S, Fujita SM, Kawai S (2016) Catastrophe and regeneration in Indonesia’s
peatlands: ecology, economy and society. In: Kyoto CSEAS series on Asian studies, vol 15.
NUS, Singapore
RRI (2012) What rights? A comparative analysis of developing countries’ national legislation on
community and indigenous peoples’ forest tenure rights. Rights and Resources Initiative,
Washington, DC
Sunderlin WD, Hatcher J, Liddle M (2008) From exclusion to ownership: challenges and opportunities in advancing forest tenure reform. Rights and Resources Initiative, Washington, DC
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O. Kozan et al.
and pulp materials traded in the international market, which shows that companies
cannot survive without tackling environmental problems. The good relationship
between the villagers and the companies is vital for peatland management, and we
expect to continue research on maintaining this relationship even after the JPP.
Acknowledgements The research activities are supported by the JICA Partnership Project and the
Tropical Peatland project (No. 14200117), Research Institute for Humanity and Nature (RIHN).
References
Mizuno K, Masuda K (2016) Combined biomass production, the local economy, and societies. In:
Mizuno K, Fujita SM, Kawai S (eds) Catastrophe and regeneration in Indonesia’s peatlands:
ecology, economy and society, Kyoto CSEAS series on Asian studies. NUS, Singapore, pp
312–352
Mizuno K, Motoko S, Fujita SM, Kawai S (2016) Catastrophe and regeneration in Indonesia’s
peatlands: ecology, economy and society. In: Kyoto CSEAS series on Asian studies, vol 15.
NUS, Singapore
RRI (2012) What rights? A comparative analysis of developing countries’ national legislation on
community and indigenous peoples’ forest tenure rights. Rights and Resources Initiative,
Washington, DC
Sunderlin WD, Hatcher J, Liddle M (2008) From exclusion to ownership: challenges and opportunities in advancing forest tenure reform. Rights and Resources Initiative, Washington, DC
674
O. Kozan et al.