The initiative includes grantmaking administered by the members of
the Climate and Land Use Alliance, a collaborative initiative of the
ClimateWorks, David and Lucile Packard, Ford, and Gordon and Betty Moore
Foundations, and aligned funding of the Margaret A. Cargill Foundation.
CLUA seeks to catalyze the potential of forested and agricultural
landscapes to mitigate climate change and deliver economic, social, and
ecological benefits.
Working closely with the CLUA Director of Programs, and other program
officers at the member foundations, the Indonesia Initiative
Coordinator will develop grantmaking and other program activities to
implement the initiative strategy. The Initiative strategy in Indonesia
seeks to promote the development and implementation of public and
private sector reforms that reduce greenhouse gas emissions from
deforestation, forest degradation, and sustainable agricultural
practices and protect the land and resource rights of traditional
peoples and rural communities.
