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REAL ACTION.
TRUE IMPACT.
REAL ACTION.
TRUE IMPACT.
In 2023, Bumiterra went beyond restoring 21 hectares of degraded rainforest by planting 10,000 trees through the Restoration Plan for Businesses. In addition, internal proactive measures reduced emissions by 19.7% (Scope 2) and 25% (Scope 3) at the end of 2023.
REAL ACTION.
TRUE IMPACT.
REAL ACTION.
TRUE IMPACT.
In 2023, Bumiterra went beyond restoring 21 hectares of degraded rainforest by planting 10,000 trees through the Restoration Plan for Businesses. In addition, internal proactive measures reduced emissions by 19.7% (Scope 2) and 25% (Scope 3) at the end of 2023.
REAL ACTION.
TRUE IMPACT.
REAL ACTION.
TRUE IMPACT.
In 2023, Bumiterra went beyond restoring 21 hectares of
degraded rainforest by planting 10,000 trees through the
Restoration Plan for Businesses. In addition, internal
proactive measures reduced emissions by 19.7% (Scope 2)
and 25% (Scope 3) at the end of 2023.
REAL ACTION.
TRUE IMPACT.
REAL ACTION.
TRUE IMPACT.
In 2023, Bumiterra went beyond restoring 21 hectares of
degraded rainforest by planting 10,000 trees through the
Restoration Plan for Businesses. In addition, internal
proactive measures reduced emissions by 19.7% (Scope 2)
and 25% (Scope 3) at the end of 2023.
In 2023, we have made
an incredible achievement
Restored
21
ha
of degraded rainforest
Planted more than
4,574
trees
Reduced by up to
25
%
of emission
And this is just the beginning
In 2023, we
have made
an incredible
achievement
Restored
21
ha
of degraded rainforest
Planted more than
4,574
trees
Reduced by up to
25
%
of emission
And this is just the beginning
In 2023, we
have made
an incredible
achievement
Restored
21
ha
of degraded rainforest
Planted more than
4,574
trees
Reduced by up to
25
%
of emission
And this is just the beginning
In 2023, we
have made
an incredible
achievement
Restored
21
ha
of degraded rainforest
Planted more than
4,574
trees
Reduced by up to
25
%
of emission
And this is just the beginning
In 2023, we have made
an incredible achievement
Restored
21
ha
of degraded rainforest
Planted more than
4,574
trees
Reduced by up to
25
%
of emission
And this is just the beginning
In 2023, we have made
an incredible achievement
Restored
21
ha
of degraded rainforest
Planted more than
4,574
trees
Reduced by up to
25
%
of emission
And this is just the beginning
BIODIVERSITY IMPACT
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Flora Biodiversity
Fauna Biodiversity
Flora Biodiversity
To prevent monoculture, we plant between 20-30 diverse species of native, high-value trees in each hectare of our reforestation site, with an average of 23 species per hectare planted in 2023. By selecting species valuable to communities, we safeguard trees from future removal, preserving biodiversity and ecosystem health.
Others: Rambai, Kandis, Jengkol, Pulai Pipit, Keranjing, Dara, Kemantan, Duku, Bungkang, Medang, Asam Pelam, Mangga, Kemayau, Manggis, Lengkeng, Tengkawang, Puduk, Asam Pauh, Embak, Pingan, Perut Kelik, Cerindak, Mawang, Jambu, Belimbing, Majau, Coklat, Jambu Bol, Teretung, Keluis, Sukun, Matoa, Nangka, Sibau, Majau, Tembulan
Others
21.9%
Durian
3%
Belimbing Hutan
4%
Langsat
4.2%
Melanjan
4.6%
Rambutan
6.2%
Mentawak
6.6%
Petai
10.3%
Pekawai
11.3%
Cempedak
13.5%
Karet
14.6%
Distribution of the floral species in one of our reforestation sites.
Fauna Biodiversity
Through habitat restoration, we aim to detect more occurrences of wildlife existence. We assess wildlife diversity around our restoration site via manual observation of animal signs and camera traps. In 2023, we have documented signs of 10 wildlife species.
Expand the map to see the detail of our fauna biodiversity impact.
EXPAND MAP
Map of the wildlife sightings and physical evidences around our reforestation sites
CLIMATE IMPACT
Cutting internal carbon emissions
Consistent efforts in cutting internal carbon emissions through waste policies, water usage, and greenhouse gas emission reductions.
VIEW DETAILS
COMMUNITY IMPACT
Reforesting with people who matter
We directly involve local community members, providing sustainable income alternatives and anscestral land ownership.
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BIODIVERSITY IMPACT
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Flora Biodiversity
Fauna Biodiversity
Flora Biodiversity
To prevent monoculture, we plant between 20-30 diverse species of native, high-value trees in each hectare of our reforestation site, with an average of 23 species per hectare planted in 2023. By selecting species valuable to communities, we safeguard trees from future removal, preserving biodiversity and ecosystem health.
Others: Rambai, Kandis, Jengkol, Pulai Pipit, Keranjing, Dara, Kemantan, Duku, Bungkang, Medang, Asam Pelam, Mangga, Kemayau, Manggis, Lengkeng, Tengkawang, Puduk, Asam Pauh, Embak, Pingan, Perut Kelik, Cerindak, Mawang, Jambu, Belimbing, Majau, Coklat, Jambu Bol, Teretung, Keluis, Sukun, Matoa, Nangka, Sibau, Majau, Tembulan
Others
21.9%
Durian
3%
Belimbing Hutan
4%
Langsat
4.2%
Melanjan
4.6%
Rambutan
6.2%
Mentawak
6.6%
Petai
10.3%
Pekawai
11.3%
Cempedak
13.5%
Karet
14.6%
Distribution of the floral species in one of our reforestation sites.
Fauna Biodiversity
Through habitat restoration, we aim to detect more occurrences of wildlife existence. We assess wildlife diversity around our restoration site via manual observation of animal signs and camera traps. In 2023, we have documented signs of 10 wildlife species.
Expand the map to see the detail of our fauna biodiversity impact.
EXPAND MAP
Map of the wildlife sightings and physical evidences around our reforestation sites
CLIMATE IMPACT
Cutting internal carbon emissions
Consistent efforts in cutting internal carbon emissions through waste policies, water usage, and greenhouse gas emission reductions.
VIEW DETAILS
BIODIVERSITY IMPACT
Reviving Rainforest Ecosystems
We plant a wide variety of native tree species to restore the natural habitats of local wildlife, securing regenerative ecosystem practices.
VIEW DETAILS
CLIMATE IMPACT
CLOSE
Greenhouse Gas Emission
Waste Policy
Water Usage
Green House Gas Emissions
In 2023, our emissions intensity per employee increased from 2022 due to expanded business operations, including increased travel and commuting emissions. Forecasted 2024 emissions are expected to decrease with streamlined operations and working arrangements.
15.00
10.00
5.00
0.00
Scope 1
Scope 2
Scope 3
Emission (t(CO2e)
Purchased electricity
Business Travels
Employee Commuting
Upstream transportation & distribution
7.67
13.11
Bumiterra’s total emission per scope in 2023.
0.16 tCO2e
0.24 tCO2e
2022
2023
0.00
0.10
0.05
0.15
0.20
0.25
(tCO2e)
Annual averages show higher emissions intensity per employee in 2023 due to increased business travels and employee commuting.
Waste Policy
We repurpose used nursery plastic poly-bags as plant markers attached to stakes. Once compiled, the waste will be sent to a waste management facility for recycling. We're actively researching biodegradable alternatives and implementing a waste monitoring system for continuous improvement.
We alternate between plastic poly-bags and its biodegradable alternative made of rattan to reduce plastic waste and protect the soil from chemical contaminants.
Water Usage
All of our nurseries are located near natural water streams. Seedling water use varies by weather: 20L/hectare on dry days, 10L/hectare with morning/evening rain, and none with all-day rain. After planting, we rely solely on rainwater. In 2023, we used a total of 4,640 liters on the field.
Natural water streams are abundant around our reforestation sites, making watering our seedlings energy and cost-effective.
CLIMATE IMPACT
Cutting internal carbon emissions
Consistent efforts in cutting internal carbon emissions through waste policies, water usage, and greenhouse gas emission reductions.
VIEW DETAILS
CLIMATE IMPACT
CLOSE
Greenhouse Gas Emission
Waste Policy
Water Usage
Green House Gas Emissions
In 2023, our emissions intensity per employee increased from 2022 due to expanded business operations, including increased travel and commuting emissions. Forecasted 2024 emissions are expected to decrease with streamlined operations and working arrangements.
15.00
10.00
5.00
0.00
Scope 1
Scope 2
Scope 3
Emission (t(CO2e)
Purchased electricity
Business Travels
Employee Commuting
Upstream transportation & distribution
7.67
13.11
Bumiterra’s total emission per scope in 2023.
0.16 tCO2e
0.24 tCO2e
2022
2023
0.00
0.10
0.05
0.15
0.20
0.25
(tCO2e)
Annual averages show higher emissions intensity per employee in 2023 due to increased business travels and employee commuting.
Waste Policy
We repurpose used nursery plastic poly-bags as plant markers attached to stakes. Once compiled, the waste will be sent to a waste management facility for recycling. We're actively researching biodegradable alternatives and implementing a waste monitoring system for continuous improvement.
We alternate between plastic poly-bags and its biodegradable alternative made of rattan to reduce plastic waste and protect the soil from chemical contaminants.
Water Usage
All of our nurseries are located near natural water streams. Seedling water use varies by weather: 20L/hectare on dry days, 10L/hectare with morning/evening rain, and none with all-day rain. After planting, we rely solely on rainwater. In 2023, we used a total of 4,640 liters on the field.
Natural water streams are abundant around our reforestation sites, making watering our seedlings energy and cost-effective.
CLIMATE IMPACT
Cutting internal carbon emissions
Consistent efforts in cutting internal carbon emissions through waste policies, water usage, and greenhouse gas emission reductions.
VIEW DETAILS
CLIMATE IMPACT
Restoring climate.
Our effort has consistently made impact in cutting internal carbon emission through waste policy, water usage, and greenhouse gas emission.
VIEW DETAILS
CLIMATE IMPACT
CLOSE
Greenhouse Gas Emission
Waste Policy
Water Usage
Green House Gas Emissions
In 2023, our emissions intensity per employee increased from 2022 due to expanded business operations, including increased travel and commuting emissions. Forecasted 2024 emissions are expected to decrease with streamlined operations and working arrangements.
15.00
10.00
5.00
0.00
Scope 1
Scope 2
Scope 3
Emission (t(CO2e)
Purchased electricity
Business Travels
Employee Commuting
Upstream transportation & distribution
7.67
13.11
Bumiterra’s total emission per scope in 2023.
0.16 tCO2e
0.24 tCO2e
2022
2023
0.00
0.10
0.05
0.15
0.20
0.25
(tCO2e)
Annual averages show higher emissions intensity per employee in 2023 due to increased business travels and employee commuting.
Waste Policy
We repurpose used nursery plastic poly-bags as plant markers attached to stakes. Once compiled, the waste will be sent to a waste management facility for recycling. We're actively researching biodegradable alternatives and implementing a waste monitoring system for continuous improvement.
We alternate between plastic poly-bags and its biodegradable alternative made of rattan to reduce plastic waste and protect the soil from chemical contaminants.
Water Usage
All of our nurseries are located near natural water streams. Seedling water use varies by weather: 20L/hectare on dry days, 10L/hectare with morning/evening rain, and none with all-day rain. After planting, we rely solely on rainwater. In 2023, we used a total of 4,640 liters on the field.
Natural water streams are abundant around our reforestation sites, making watering our seedlings energy and cost-effective.
CLIMATE IMPACT
Cutting internal carbon emissions
Consistent efforts in cutting internal carbon emissions through waste policies, water usage, and greenhouse gas emission reductions.
VIEW DETAILS
CLIMATE IMPACT
Restoring climate.
Our effort has consistently made impact in cutting internal carbon emission through waste policy, water usage, and greenhouse gas emission.
VIEW DETAILS
COMMUNITY IMPACT
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Greenhouse Gas Emission
Waste Policy
Water Usage
FINANCIAL CAPACITY
Increase in Local Partners’ Earnings
Previously, our local partners earned income as laborers for nearby palm oil plantations or as rubber tappers, with monthly earnings ranging from Rp500,000 to Rp1,500,000. Through our program, they secure a sustainable alternative, expected to increase their monthly earnings for up to 80%, to be assessed in 2024.
0
(IDR)
Baseline Earnings
Projected Increase in 2024
+ 40% ~ 80%
500.000
1.000.000
1.500.000
2.000.000
2.500.000
Assuming every Community Keeper is responsible for 1 hectare of land, the amount of estimated increase in earnings will be even higher for Community Keepers that restore more than 1 hectare.
1.
These metrics are adapted from the Community Capacity Curve framework by Herbohn, et al (2022) and selected contextually. Data is shown in the graph as per Q4 2023, which was collected through direct interviews with community members. Changes to be monitored and measured each quarter.
NATURAL CAPACITY
Promoting biodiversity, maximizing carbon absorption, and preventing floods
Planting high-value vegetation offers ommunities with long-term income through sustainable harvesting, while also promoting biodiversity, maximizing carbon absorption, and preventing floods.
POLITICAL CAPACITY
Facilitating legal land ownership
Our program has facilitated legal land ownership status to 18 of our local partners, granting them security over their lands with Surat Kepemilikan Tanah (SKT) licenses.
SOCIAL & CULTURAL CAPACITY
Enhances social dynamics
Our approach, based on FPIC principles, enhances social dynamics through group leadership and increased gatherings, while recognizing and utilizing local indigenous knowledge.
HUMAN CAPACITY
Empowering locals
Our initiatives empower locals with reforestation skills and training, while enhancing education levels on environmental sustainability through the Sekolah Bumi Terra.
CLIMATE IMPACT
Cutting internal carbon emissions
Consistent efforts in cutting internal carbon emissions through waste policies, water usage, and greenhouse gas emission reductions.
VIEW DETAILS
COMMUNITY IMPACT
Empowering community.
We directly involve local community members, providing sustainable income alternatives and anscestral land ownership.
VIEW DETAILS
COMMUNITY IMPACT
CLOSE
Greenhouse Gas Emission
Waste Policy
Water Usage
FINANCIAL CAPACITY
Increase in Local Partners’ Earnings
Previously, our local partners earned income as laborers for nearby palm oil plantations or as rubber tappers, with monthly earnings ranging from Rp500,000 to Rp1,500,000. Through our program, they secure a sustainable alternative, expected to increase their monthly earnings for up to 80%, to be assessed in 2024.
0
(IDR)
Baseline Earnings
Projected Increase in 2024
+ 40% ~ 80%
500.000
1.000.000
1.500.000
2.000.000
2.500.000
Assuming every Community Keeper is responsible for 1 hectare of land, the amount of estimated increase in earnings will be even higher for Community Keepers that restore more than 1 hectare.
1.
These metrics are adapted from the Community Capacity Curve framework by Herbohn, et al (2022) and selected contextually. Data is shown in the graph as per Q4 2023, which was collected through direct interviews with community members. Changes to be monitored and measured each quarter.
NATURAL CAPACITY
Promoting biodiversity, maximizing carbon absorption, and preventing floods
Planting high-value vegetation offers ommunities with long-term income through sustainable harvesting, while also promoting biodiversity, maximizing carbon absorption, and preventing floods.
POLITICAL CAPACITY
Facilitating legal land ownership
Our program has facilitated legal land ownership status to 18 of our local partners, granting them security over their lands with Surat Kepemilikan Tanah (SKT) licenses.
SOCIAL & CULTURAL CAPACITY
Enhances social dynamics
Our approach, based on FPIC principles, enhances social dynamics through group leadership and increased gatherings, while recognizing and utilizing local indigenous knowledge.
HUMAN CAPACITY
Empowering locals
Our initiatives empower locals with reforestation skills and training, while enhancing education levels on environmental sustainability through the Sekolah Bumi Terra.
CLIMATE IMPACT
Cutting internal carbon emissions
Consistent efforts in cutting internal carbon emissions through waste policies, water usage, and greenhouse gas emission reductions.
VIEW DETAILS
COMMUNITY IMPACT
Empowering community.
We directly involve local community members, providing sustainable income alternatives and anscestral land ownership.
VIEW DETAILS
BIODIVERSITY IMPACT
CLOSE
Greenhouse Gas Emission
Waste Policy
Water Usage
Flora Biodiversity
To prevent monoculture, we plant between 20-30 diverse species of native, high-value trees in each hectare of our reforestation site, with an average of 23 species per hectare planted in 2023. By selecting species valuable to communities, we safeguard trees from future removal, preserving biodiversity and ecosystem health.
Others
21.9%
Durian
3%
Belimbing Hutan
4%
Langsat
4.2%
Melanjan
4.6%
Rambutan
6.2%
Mentawak
6.6%
Petai
10.3%
Pekawai
11.3%
Cempedak
13.5%
Karet
14.6%
Others: Rambai, Kandis, Jengkol, Pulai Pipit, Keranjing, Dara, Kemantan, Duku, Bungkang, Medang, Asam Pelam, Mangga, Kemayau, Manggis, Lengkeng, Tengkawang, Puduk, Asam Pauh, Embak, Pingan, Perut Kelik, Cerindak, Mawang, Jambu, Belimbing, Majau, Coklat, Jambu Bol, Teretung, Keluis, Sukun, Matoa, Nangka, Sibau, Majau, Tembulan
Distribution of the floral species in one of our reforestation sites.
Fauna Biodiversity
Through habitat restoration, we aim to detect more occurrences of wildlife existence. We assess wildlife diversity around our restoration site via manual observation of animal signs and camera traps. In 2023, we have documented signs of 10 wildlife species.
Expand the map to see the detail of our fauna biodiversity impact.
EXPAND MAP
Map of the wildlife sightings and physical evidences around our reforestation sites
CLIMATE IMPACT
Cutting internal carbon emissions
Consistent efforts in cutting internal carbon emissions through waste policies, water usage, and greenhouse gas emission reductions.
VIEW DETAILS
BIODIVERSITY IMPACT
Reviving biodiversity.
We plant a wide variety of native tree species to restore the natural habitats of local wildlife, securing regenerative ecosystem practices.
VIEW DETAILS
BIODIVERSITY IMPACT
CLOSE
Greenhouse Gas Emission
Waste Policy
Water Usage
Flora Biodiversity
To prevent monoculture, we plant between 20-30 diverse species of native, high-value trees in each hectare of our reforestation site, with an average of 23 species per hectare planted in 2023. By selecting species valuable to communities, we safeguard trees from future removal, preserving biodiversity and ecosystem health.
Others
21.9%
Durian
3%
Belimbing Hutan
4%
Langsat
4.2%
Melanjan
4.6%
Rambutan
6.2%
Mentawak
6.6%
Petai
10.3%
Pekawai
11.3%
Cempedak
13.5%
Karet
14.6%
Others: Rambai, Kandis, Jengkol, Pulai Pipit, Keranjing, Dara, Kemantan, Duku, Bungkang, Medang, Asam Pelam, Mangga, Kemayau, Manggis, Lengkeng, Tengkawang, Puduk, Asam Pauh, Embak, Pingan, Perut Kelik, Cerindak, Mawang, Jambu, Belimbing, Majau, Coklat, Jambu Bol, Teretung, Keluis, Sukun, Matoa, Nangka, Sibau, Majau, Tembulan
Distribution of the floral species in one of our reforestation sites.
Fauna Biodiversity
Through habitat restoration, we aim to detect more occurrences of wildlife existence. We assess wildlife diversity around our restoration site via manual observation of animal signs and camera traps. In 2023, we have documented signs of 10 wildlife species.
Expand the map to see the detail of our fauna biodiversity impact.
EXPAND MAP
Map of the wildlife sightings and physical evidences around our reforestation sites
CLIMATE IMPACT
Cutting internal carbon emissions
Consistent efforts in cutting internal carbon emissions through waste policies, water usage, and greenhouse gas emission reductions.
VIEW DETAILS
BIODIVERSITY IMPACT
Reviving biodiversity.
We plant a wide variety of native tree species to restore the natural habitats of local wildlife, securing regenerative ecosystem practices.
VIEW DETAILS
CLIMATE IMPACT
CLOSE
Greenhouse Gas Emission
Waste Policy
Water Usage
Green House Gas Emissions
In 2023, our emissions intensity per employee increased from 2022 due to expanded business operations, including increased travel and commuting emissions. Forecasted 2024 emissions are expected to decrease with streamlined operations and working arrangements.
15.00
10.00
5.00
0.00
Scope 1
Scope 2
Scope 3
Emission (t(CO2e)
Purchased electricity
Business Travels
Employee Commuting
Upstream transportation & distribution
7.67
13.11
Bumiterra’s total emission per scope in 2023.
0.16 tCO2e
0.24 tCO2e
2022
2023
0.00
0.10
0.05
0.15
0.20
0.25
(tCO2e)
Annual averages show higher emissions intensity per employee in 2023 due to increased business travels and employee commuting.
Waste Policy
We repurpose used nursery plastic poly-bags as plant markers attached to stakes. Once compiled, the waste will be sent to a waste management facility for recycling. We're actively researching biodegradable alternatives and implementing a waste monitoring system for continuous improvement.
We alternate between plastic poly-bags and its biodegradable alternative made of rattan to reduce plastic waste and protect the soil from chemical contaminants.
Water Usage
All of our nurseries are located near natural water streams. Seedling water use varies by weather: 20L/hectare on dry days, 10L/hectare with morning/evening rain, and none with all-day rain. After planting, we rely solely on rainwater. In 2023, we used a total of 4,640 liters on the field.
Natural water streams are abundant around our reforestation sites, making watering our seedlings energy and cost-effective.
CLIMATE IMPACT
Cutting internal carbon emissions
Consistent efforts in cutting internal carbon emissions through waste policies, water usage, and greenhouse gas emission reductions.
VIEW DETAILS
CLIMATE IMPACT
CLOSE
Greenhouse Gas Emission
Waste Policy
Water Usage
Green House Gas Emissions
In 2023, our emissions intensity per employee increased from 2022 due to expanded business operations, including increased travel and commuting emissions. Forecasted 2024 emissions are expected to decrease with streamlined operations and working arrangements.
15.00
10.00
5.00
0.00
Scope 1
Scope 2
Scope 3
Emission (t(CO2e)
Purchased electricity
Business Travels
Employee Commuting
Upstream transportation & distribution
7.67
13.11
Bumiterra’s total emission per scope in 2023.
0.16 tCO2e
0.24 tCO2e
2022
2023
0.00
0.10
0.05
0.15
0.20
0.25
(tCO2e)
Annual averages show higher emissions intensity per employee in 2023 due to increased business travels and employee commuting.
Waste Policy
We repurpose used nursery plastic poly-bags as plant markers attached to stakes. Once compiled, the waste will be sent to a waste management facility for recycling. We're actively researching biodegradable alternatives and implementing a waste monitoring system for continuous improvement.
We alternate between plastic poly-bags and its biodegradable alternative made of rattan to reduce plastic waste and protect the soil from chemical contaminants.
Water Usage
All of our nurseries are located near natural water streams. Seedling water use varies by weather: 20L/hectare on dry days, 10L/hectare with morning/evening rain, and none with all-day rain. After planting, we rely solely on rainwater. In 2023, we used a total of 4,640 liters on the field.
Natural water streams are abundant around our reforestation sites, making watering our seedlings energy and cost-effective.
CLIMATE IMPACT
Cutting internal carbon emissions
Consistent efforts in cutting internal carbon emissions through waste policies, water usage, and greenhouse gas emission reductions.
VIEW DETAILS
CLIMATE IMPACT
CLOSE
Greenhouse Gas Emission
Waste Policy
Water Usage
Green House Gas Emissions
In 2023, our emissions intensity per employee increased from 2022 due to expanded business operations, including increased travel and commuting emissions. Forecasted 2024 emissions are expected to decrease with streamlined operations and working arrangements.
15.00
10.00
5.00
0.00
Scope 1
Scope 2
Scope 3
Emission (t(CO2e)
Purchased electricity
Business Travels
Employee Commuting
Upstream transportation & distribution
7.67
13.11
Bumiterra’s total emission per scope in 2023.
0.16 tCO2e
0.24 tCO2e
2022
2023
0.00
0.10
0.05
0.15
0.20
0.25
(tCO2e)
Annual averages show higher emissions intensity per employee in 2023 due to increased business travels and employee commuting.
Waste Policy
We repurpose used nursery plastic poly-bags as plant markers attached to stakes. Once compiled, the waste will be sent to a waste management facility for recycling. We're actively researching biodegradable alternatives and implementing a waste monitoring system for continuous improvement.
We alternate between plastic poly-bags and its biodegradable alternative made of rattan to reduce plastic waste and protect the soil from chemical contaminants.
Water Usage
All of our nurseries are located near natural water streams. Seedling water use varies by weather: 20L/hectare on dry days, 10L/hectare with morning/evening rain, and none with all-day rain. After planting, we rely solely on rainwater. In 2023, we used a total of 4,640 liters on the field.
Natural water streams are abundant around our reforestation sites, making watering our seedlings energy and cost-effective.
CLIMATE IMPACT
Cutting internal carbon emissions
Consistent efforts in cutting internal carbon emissions through waste policies, water usage, and greenhouse gas emission reductions.
VIEW DETAILS
BIODIVERSITY IMPACT
CLOSE
Flora Biodiversity
Fauna Biodiversity
Flora Biodiversity
To prevent monoculture, we plant between 20-30 diverse species of native, high-value trees in each hectare of our reforestation site, with an average of 23 species per hectare planted in 2023. By selecting species valuable to communities, we safeguard trees from future removal, preserving biodiversity and ecosystem health.
Others: Rambai, Kandis, Jengkol, Pulai Pipit, Keranjing, Dara, Kemantan, Duku, Bungkang, Medang, Asam Pelam, Mangga, Kemayau, Manggis, Lengkeng, Tengkawang, Puduk, Asam Pauh, Embak, Pingan, Perut Kelik, Cerindak, Mawang, Jambu, Belimbing, Majau, Coklat, Jambu Bol, Teretung, Keluis, Sukun, Matoa, Nangka, Sibau, Majau, Tembulan
Others
21.9%
Durian
3%
Belimbing Hutan
4%
Langsat
4.2%
Melanjan
4.6%
Rambutan
6.2%
Mentawak
6.6%
Petai
10.3%
Pekawai
11.3%
Cempedak
13.5%
Karet
14.6%
Distribution of the floral species in one of our reforestation sites.
Fauna Biodiversity
Through habitat restoration, we aim to detect more occurrences of wildlife existence. We assess wildlife diversity around our restoration site via manual observation of animal signs and camera traps. In 2023, we have documented signs of 10 wildlife species.
Expand the map to see the detail of our fauna biodiversity impact.
EXPAND MAP
Map of the wildlife sightings and physical evidences around our reforestation sites
CLIMATE IMPACT
Cutting internal carbon emissions
Consistent efforts in cutting internal carbon emissions through waste policies, water usage, and greenhouse gas emission reductions.
VIEW DETAILS
BIODIVERSITY IMPACT
Reviving Rainforest Ecosystems
We plant a wide variety of native tree species to restore the natural habitats of local wildlife, securing regenerative ecosystem practices.
VIEW DETAILS
BIODIVERSITY IMPACT
CLOSE
Flora Biodiversity
Fauna Biodiversity
Flora Biodiversity
To prevent monoculture, we plant between 20-30 diverse species of native, high-value trees in each hectare of our reforestation site, with an average of 23 species per hectare planted in 2023. By selecting species valuable to communities, we safeguard trees from future removal, preserving biodiversity and ecosystem health.
Others: Rambai, Kandis, Jengkol, Pulai Pipit, Keranjing, Dara, Kemantan, Duku, Bungkang, Medang, Asam Pelam, Mangga, Kemayau, Manggis, Lengkeng, Tengkawang, Puduk, Asam Pauh, Embak, Pingan, Perut Kelik, Cerindak, Mawang, Jambu, Belimbing, Majau, Coklat, Jambu Bol, Teretung, Keluis, Sukun, Matoa, Nangka, Sibau, Majau, Tembulan
Others
21.9%
Durian
3%
Belimbing Hutan
4%
Langsat
4.2%
Melanjan
4.6%
Rambutan
6.2%
Mentawak
6.6%
Petai
10.3%
Pekawai
11.3%
Cempedak
13.5%
Karet
14.6%
Distribution of the floral species in one of our reforestation sites.
Fauna Biodiversity
Through habitat restoration, we aim to detect more occurrences of wildlife existence. We assess wildlife diversity around our restoration site via manual observation of animal signs and camera traps. In 2023, we have documented signs of 10 wildlife species.
Expand the map to see the detail of our fauna biodiversity impact.
EXPAND MAP
Map of the wildlife sightings and physical evidences around our reforestation sites
CLIMATE IMPACT
Cutting internal carbon emissions
Consistent efforts in cutting internal carbon emissions through waste policies, water usage, and greenhouse gas emission reductions.
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BIODIVERSITY IMPACT
Reviving Rainforest Ecosystems
We plant a wide variety of native tree species to restore the natural habitats of local wildlife, securing regenerative ecosystem practices.
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BIODIVERSITY IMPACT
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Flora Biodiversity
Fauna Biodiversity
Flora Biodiversity
To prevent monoculture, we plant between 20-30 diverse species of native, high-value trees in each hectare of our reforestation site, with an average of 23 species per hectare planted in 2023. By selecting species valuable to communities, we safeguard trees from future removal, preserving biodiversity and ecosystem health.
Others: Rambai, Kandis, Jengkol, Pulai Pipit, Keranjing, Dara, Kemantan, Duku, Bungkang, Medang, Asam Pelam, Mangga, Kemayau, Manggis, Lengkeng, Tengkawang, Puduk, Asam Pauh, Embak, Pingan, Perut Kelik, Cerindak, Mawang, Jambu, Belimbing, Majau, Coklat, Jambu Bol, Teretung, Keluis, Sukun, Matoa, Nangka, Sibau, Majau, Tembulan
Others
21.9%
Durian
3%
Belimbing Hutan
4%
Langsat
4.2%
Melanjan
4.6%
Rambutan
6.2%
Mentawak
6.6%
Petai
10.3%
Pekawai
11.3%
Cempedak
13.5%
Karet
14.6%
Distribution of the floral species in one of our reforestation sites.
Fauna Biodiversity
Through habitat restoration, we aim to detect more occurrences of wildlife existence. We assess wildlife diversity around our restoration site via manual observation of animal signs and camera traps. In 2023, we have documented signs of 10 wildlife species.
Expand the map to see the detail of our fauna biodiversity impact.
EXPAND MAP
Map of the wildlife sightings and physical evidences around our reforestation sites
CLIMATE IMPACT
Cutting internal carbon emissions
Consistent efforts in cutting internal carbon emissions through waste policies, water usage, and greenhouse gas emission reductions.
VIEW DETAILS
BIODIVERSITY IMPACT
Reviving Rainforest Ecosystems
We plant a wide variety of native tree species to restore the natural habitats of local wildlife, securing regenerative ecosystem practices.
VIEW DETAILS
BIODIVERSITY IMPACT
CLOSE
Flora Biodiversity
Fauna Biodiversity
Flora Biodiversity
To prevent monoculture, we plant between 20-30 diverse species of native, high-value trees in each hectare of our reforestation site, with an average of 23 species per hectare planted in 2023. By selecting species valuable to communities, we safeguard trees from future removal, preserving biodiversity and ecosystem health.
Others: Rambai, Kandis, Jengkol, Pulai Pipit, Keranjing, Dara, Kemantan, Duku, Bungkang, Medang, Asam Pelam, Mangga, Kemayau, Manggis, Lengkeng, Tengkawang, Puduk, Asam Pauh, Embak, Pingan, Perut Kelik, Cerindak, Mawang, Jambu, Belimbing, Majau, Coklat, Jambu Bol, Teretung, Keluis, Sukun, Matoa, Nangka, Sibau, Majau, Tembulan
Others
21.9%
Durian
3%
Belimbing Hutan
4%
Langsat
4.2%
Melanjan
4.6%
Rambutan
6.2%
Mentawak
6.6%
Petai
10.3%
Pekawai
11.3%
Cempedak
13.5%
Karet
14.6%
Distribution of the floral species in one of our reforestation sites.
Fauna Biodiversity
Through habitat restoration, we aim to detect more occurrences of wildlife existence. We assess wildlife diversity around our restoration site via manual observation of animal signs and camera traps. In 2023, we have documented signs of 10 wildlife species.
Expand the map to see the detail of our fauna biodiversity impact.
EXPAND MAP
Map of the wildlife sightings and physical evidences around our reforestation sites
FINANCIAL CAPACITY
Increase in Local Partners’ Earnings
Previously, our local partners earned income as laborers for nearby palm oil plantations or as rubber tappers, with monthly earnings ranging from Rp500,000 to Rp1,500,000. Through our program, they secure a sustainable alternative, expected to increase their monthly earnings for up to 80%, to be assessed in 2024.
0
(IDR)
+ 40% ~ 80%
Baseline Earnings
Projected Increase in 2024
500.000
1.000.000
1.500.000
2.000.000
2.500.000
Assuming every Community Keeper is responsible for 1 hectare of land, the amount of estimated increase in earnings will be even higher for Community Keepers that restore more than 1 hectare.
1.
These metrics are adapted from the Community Capacity Curve framework by Herbohn, et al (2022) and selected contextually. Data is shown in the graph as per Q4 2023, which was collected through direct interviews with community members. Changes to be monitored and measured each quarter.
POLITICAL CAPACITY
Facilitating legal land
ownership
Our program has facilitated legal land ownership status to 18 of our local partners, granting them security over their lands with Surat Kepemilikan Tanah (SKT) licenses.
NATURAL CAPACITY
Promoting biodiversity, maximizing carbon absorption, and preventing floods
Planting high-value vegetation offers ommunities with long-term income through sustainable harvesting, while also promoting biodiversity, maximizing carbon absorption, and preventing floods.
SOCIAL & CULTURAL CAPACITY
Enhances social dynamics
Our approach, based on FPIC principles, enhances social dynamics through group leadership and increased gatherings, while recognizing and utilizing local indigenous knowledge.
HUMAN CAPACITY
Empowering locals
Our initiatives empower locals with reforestation skills and training, while enhancing education levels on environmental sustainability through the Sekolah Bumi Terra.
CLIMATE IMPACT
Cutting internal carbon emissions
Consistent efforts in cutting internal carbon emissions through waste policies, water usage, and greenhouse gas emission reductions.
VIEW DETAILS
COMMUNITY IMPACT
Reforesting with people who matter
We directly involve local community members, providing sustainable income alternatives and anscestral land ownership.
VIEW DETAILS
BIODIVERSITY IMPACT
CLOSE
Flora Biodiversity
Fauna Biodiversity
Flora Biodiversity
To prevent monoculture, we plant between 20-30 diverse species of native, high-value trees in each hectare of our reforestation site, with an average of 23 species per hectare planted in 2023. By selecting species valuable to communities, we safeguard trees from future removal, preserving biodiversity and ecosystem health.
Others: Rambai, Kandis, Jengkol, Pulai Pipit, Keranjing, Dara, Kemantan, Duku, Bungkang, Medang, Asam Pelam, Mangga, Kemayau, Manggis, Lengkeng, Tengkawang, Puduk, Asam Pauh, Embak, Pingan, Perut Kelik, Cerindak, Mawang, Jambu, Belimbing, Majau, Coklat, Jambu Bol, Teretung, Keluis, Sukun, Matoa, Nangka, Sibau, Majau, Tembulan
Others
21.9%
Durian
3%
Belimbing Hutan
4%
Langsat
4.2%
Melanjan
4.6%
Rambutan
6.2%
Mentawak
6.6%
Petai
10.3%
Pekawai
11.3%
Cempedak
13.5%
Karet
14.6%
Distribution of the floral species in one of our reforestation sites.
Fauna Biodiversity
Through habitat restoration, we aim to detect more occurrences of wildlife existence. We assess wildlife diversity around our restoration site via manual observation of animal signs and camera traps. In 2023, we have documented signs of 10 wildlife species.
Expand the map to see the detail of our fauna biodiversity impact.
EXPAND MAP
Map of the wildlife sightings and physical evidences around our reforestation sites
FINANCIAL CAPACITY
Increase in Local Partners’ Earnings
Previously, our local partners earned income as laborers for nearby palm oil plantations or as rubber tappers, with monthly earnings ranging from Rp500,000 to Rp1,500,000. Through our program, they secure a sustainable alternative, expected to increase their monthly earnings for up to 80%, to be assessed in 2024.
0
(IDR)
+ 40% ~ 80%
Baseline Earnings
Projected Increase in 2024
500.000
1.000.000
1.500.000
2.000.000
2.500.000
Assuming every Community Keeper is responsible for 1 hectare of land, the amount of estimated increase in earnings will be even higher for Community Keepers that restore more than 1 hectare.
1.
These metrics are adapted from the Community Capacity Curve framework by Herbohn, et al (2022) and selected contextually. Data is shown in the graph as per Q4 2023, which was collected through direct interviews with community members. Changes to be monitored and measured each quarter.
POLITICAL CAPACITY
Facilitating legal land
ownership
Our program has facilitated legal land ownership status to 18 of our local partners, granting them security over their lands with Surat Kepemilikan Tanah (SKT) licenses.
NATURAL CAPACITY
Promoting biodiversity, maximizing carbon absorption, and preventing floods
Planting high-value vegetation offers ommunities with long-term income through sustainable harvesting, while also promoting biodiversity, maximizing carbon absorption, and preventing floods.
SOCIAL & CULTURAL CAPACITY
Enhances social dynamics
Our approach, based on FPIC principles, enhances social dynamics through group leadership and increased gatherings, while recognizing and utilizing local indigenous knowledge.
HUMAN CAPACITY
Empowering locals
Our initiatives empower locals with reforestation skills and training, while enhancing education levels on environmental sustainability through the Sekolah Bumi Terra.
CLIMATE IMPACT
Cutting internal carbon emissions
Consistent efforts in cutting internal carbon emissions through waste policies, water usage, and greenhouse gas emission reductions.
VIEW DETAILS
COMMUNITY IMPACT
Reforesting with people who matter
We directly involve local community members, providing sustainable income alternatives and anscestral land ownership.
VIEW DETAILS
BIODIVERSITY IMPACT
CLOSE
Flora Biodiversity
Fauna Biodiversity
Flora Biodiversity
To prevent monoculture, we plant between 20-30 diverse species of native, high-value trees in each hectare of our reforestation site, with an average of 23 species per hectare planted in 2023. By selecting species valuable to communities, we safeguard trees from future removal, preserving biodiversity and ecosystem health.
Others: Rambai, Kandis, Jengkol, Pulai Pipit, Keranjing, Dara, Kemantan, Duku, Bungkang, Medang, Asam Pelam, Mangga, Kemayau, Manggis, Lengkeng, Tengkawang, Puduk, Asam Pauh, Embak, Pingan, Perut Kelik, Cerindak, Mawang, Jambu, Belimbing, Majau, Coklat, Jambu Bol, Teretung, Keluis, Sukun, Matoa, Nangka, Sibau, Majau, Tembulan
Others
21.9%
Durian
3%
Belimbing Hutan
4%
Langsat
4.2%
Melanjan
4.6%
Rambutan
6.2%
Mentawak
6.6%
Petai
10.3%
Pekawai
11.3%
Cempedak
13.5%
Karet
14.6%
Distribution of the floral species in one of our reforestation sites.
Fauna Biodiversity
Through habitat restoration, we aim to detect more occurrences of wildlife existence. We assess wildlife diversity around our restoration site via manual observation of animal signs and camera traps. In 2023, we have documented signs of 10 wildlife species.
Expand the map to see the detail of our fauna biodiversity impact.
EXPAND MAP
Map of the wildlife sightings and physical evidences around our reforestation sites
FINANCIAL CAPACITY
Increase in Local Partners’ Earnings
Previously, our local partners earned income as laborers for nearby palm oil plantations or as rubber tappers, with monthly earnings ranging from Rp500,000 to Rp1,500,000. Through our program, they secure a sustainable alternative, expected to increase their monthly earnings for up to 80%, to be assessed in 2024.
0
(IDR)
+ 40% ~ 80%
Baseline Earnings
Projected Increase in 2024
500.000
1.000.000
1.500.000
2.000.000
2.500.000
Assuming every Community Keeper is responsible for 1 hectare of land, the amount of estimated increase in earnings will be even higher for Community Keepers that restore more than 1 hectare.
1.
These metrics are adapted from the Community Capacity Curve framework by Herbohn, et al (2022) and selected contextually. Data is shown in the graph as per Q4 2023, which was collected through direct interviews with community members. Changes to be monitored and measured each quarter.
POLITICAL CAPACITY
Facilitating legal land
ownership
Our program has facilitated legal land ownership status to 18 of our local partners, granting them security over their lands with Surat Kepemilikan Tanah (SKT) licenses.
NATURAL CAPACITY
Promoting biodiversity, maximizing carbon absorption, and preventing floods
Planting high-value vegetation offers ommunities with long-term income through sustainable harvesting, while also promoting biodiversity, maximizing carbon absorption, and preventing floods.
SOCIAL & CULTURAL CAPACITY
Enhances social dynamics
Our approach, based on FPIC principles, enhances social dynamics through group leadership and increased gatherings, while recognizing and utilizing local indigenous knowledge.
HUMAN CAPACITY
Empowering locals
Our initiatives empower locals with reforestation skills and training, while enhancing education levels on environmental sustainability through the Sekolah Bumi Terra.
CLIMATE IMPACT
Cutting internal carbon emissions
Consistent efforts in cutting internal carbon emissions through waste policies, water usage, and greenhouse gas emission reductions.
VIEW DETAILS
COMMUNITY IMPACT
Reforesting with people who matter
We directly involve local community members, providing sustainable income alternatives and anscestral land ownership.
VIEW DETAILS
OUR COMMITMENT IN EDUCATION
OUR COMMITMENT IN EDUCATION
OUR COMMITMENT IN EDUCATION
OUR COMMITMENT IN EDUCATION
Sekolah Bumiterra
Sekolah Bumiterra
Sekolah Bumiterra
Sekolah Bumiterra
To honour our commitment in education, Sekolah Bumiterra is created with a mission to deliver accessible climate education for all.
As of 2024, at least 1% of our yearly profits will be allocated to further improve education systems and infrastructures around Indonesia, starting from our reforestation sites, to create better ecosystems for our future generations to understand their role in this ever-increasing need for human intervention in climate change.
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Our SDG commitments.
Bumiterra aligns its restoration efforts with the UN's Sustainable Development Goals to address global challenges.
#4: Quality Education
We provide technical skills and sustainable agri-farming methods.
#5: Gender Equality
Equal opportunity in all aspects of the reforestation work process.
#8: Decent Work & Economic Growth
Inclusive economic terms and humane working conditions.
#11: Sustainable Cities and Communities
Reforestation processes focuses on species with high economic value.
#12: Responsible Consumption and Production
Prevention of deforestation-related harvesting and agriculture.
#13: Climate Action
Reforestation enables direct nature-based carbon removal.
#15: Life on Land
Protection of high conservation species in the forest.
#17: Partnerships for Goals
Involving stakeholders and partners in all our business processes.
Our SDG commitments.
Bumiterra aligns its restoration efforts with the UN's Sustainable Development Goals to address global challenges.
#4: Quality Education
We provide technical skills and sustainable agri-farming methods.
#5: Gender Equality
Equal opportunity in all aspects of the reforestation work process.
#8: Decent Work & Economic Growth
Inclusive economic terms and humane working conditions.
#11: Sustainable Cities and Communities
Reforestation processes focuses on species with high economic value.
#12: Responsible Consumption and Production
Prevention of deforestation-related harvesting and agriculture.
#13: Climate Action
Reforestation enables direct nature-based carbon removal.
#15: Life on Land
Protection of high conservation species in the forest.
#17: Partnerships for Goals
Involving stakeholders and partners in all our business processes.
Ready to show the world that you’re doing the right thing?
Action speaks louder than words. Invest in the right things, and display your contribution to Borneo’s forest and livelihood recorded for everyone to see.
Ready to show the world that you’re doing the right thing?
Action speaks louder than words. Invest in the right things, and display your contribution to Borneo’s forest and livelihood recorded for everyone to see.
