The #SWAMP Webinar Series began in September; and today’s culminating session aims to facilitate interactive discussions and present a synthesis of new insights and information exchanged during the past webinars
🔸Over-reliance on single indicators
🔸 Reporting indicators w/o contextual data
🔸 Accurate indicators but nobody can measure
🔸 Monitoring w/o benefits for local communities
💡CIFOR Scientist @hpurnomo3 stresses the importance of ~suitability~ of C&I, and how they should be localized.
A specific example: Even the word #sustainability is locally and culturally-defined
Here some recommendations in determining suitability of C&I ⤵️ #PeatlandsMatter
#HappeningNow: Breakout sessions on C&I attributes in the context of ongoing restoration when degraded #peatlands are rewetted, revegetated and economic activities are revitalized
- Addressing gaps in economic indicators of peatland restoration
- Assessing livelihood development in peat-dependent communities
- Leveraging goods & environmental services benefits of restoration
- Local institutions and social cohesiveness for safeguarding peatlands
- Mapping social connections and relationships
- Role of private sectors in supporting community initiatives towards protection and restoration
- Local governance to facilitate sustainable peatland management
- Regulatory and policy measures to support initiatives
- Participatory governance towards #greengrowth in peatland landscape
C&I are progressive and dynamic, says Dr. Haris Gunawan of @BRG_Indonesia. These should also be informed by trans-disciplinary collaboration and develop participatory approaches at the local level