Seghara Signs Landmark Agreement with Social Forestry Owners in Pesawaran, Lampung, in the Presence of Pesawaran Regent Dendi Ramadhona

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5/8/20241 min read

Pesawaran, Lampung — October 29, 2024 — Seghara is pleased to announce a new partnership with local social forestry owners in Pesawaran, Lampung. This landmark agreement was signed in a ceremony attended by the Regent of Pesawaran, Dendi Ramadhona, symbolizing a commitment to sustainable forestry management and community empowerment in the region.

This collaboration marks a significant step toward promoting regenerative tourism, sustainable agriculture, and eco-friendly practices within the social forestry lands of Pesawaran. The partnership will facilitate reforestation, soil restoration, and community training in sustainable agroforestry practices, particularly with high-value crops such as nutmeg. These initiatives are expected to improve biodiversity, enhance local farmers' livelihoods, and combat climate change.

“We are honored to work alongside the social forestry owners and the local government of Pesawaran in this endeavor, This partnership will not only enhance the environmental sustainability of the area but also create a model of eco-friendly land management that supports local communities and empowers farmers with a sustainable income source.” said Vivi Ang, Co-Founder of Seghara.

The Regent of Pesawaran, Dendi Ramadhona, expressed his support for this collaboration, stating, “We believe this partnership will bring long-term benefits to Pesawaran, both economically and environmentally. Our local farmers will gain access to new opportunities, and we will set a precedent for responsible forest management in Lampung.”

Through this agreement, Seghara and the social forestry owners aim to rehabilitate degraded lands, create new economic opportunities for farmers, and encourage sustainable practices that benefit both the community and the environment. Together, they plan to conserve over 400 hectares of social forest land, transforming it into a thriving ecosystem that supports both biodiversity and sustainable livelihoods.

This partnership sets the foundation for a greener and more prosperous future for Pesawaran, and Seghara is excited to be at the forefront of these transformative efforts.