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Building with Nature is innovative and site specific and it operates in areas where the understanding of systems is limited and where changes are dynamic. In our pilot project in Indonesia, we have therefore adopted a strategy of learning-by-doing and we are sharing our knowledge and the lessons we learn widely to support the sound replication of our approach. In this document, we provide answers to the most regularly posted questions to us.

Q&A Building with Nature Indonesia

2018

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Resources

Building with Nature in Indonesia: Restoring an eroding coastline and inspiring action at scale (2015-2021)

Policy Review Building with Nature In Indonesia

Bio-rights: in theory and practice

Policy brief Sustainable Technologies and Aquaculture Field Schools to increase Indonesianu2019s Shrimp and Milkfish Production

Design Summary Water As Leverage for Semarang to integrate risk reduction with ecological restoration, economic growth and a fostering of social resilience within communities.

Brochure Building with Nature Indonesia

Assessment and Roadmap: Towards Adaptating and Mitigating Land Subsidence in Central Java Province

Mangrove restoration: to plant or not to plant?

Building with Nature – meet the partners

Landscape scale Disaster Risk Reduction: Public private sector collaboration in Java

Questions & Answers Building with Nature Indonesia

Policy brief: Associated Mangrove Aquaculture (AMA) to build coastal resilience and a blue economy

To Plant or Not to Plant: When can Planting Facilitate Mangrove Restoration?

Early increases in artisanal shore-based fisheries in a nature-based solutions mangrove rehabilitation project on the north coast of Java

Aquaculture field schools supporting mangroves for climate change adaptation of Indonesian milkfish-shrimp farmers

Predictive model of bulk drag coefficient for a nature-based structure exposed to currents.

Non-Timber Forest Product Livelihood-Focused Interventions in Support of Mangrove Restoration: A Call to Action

Managing erosion of mangrove-mud coasts with permeable dams – lessons learned

Aquaculture field schools supporting mangroves for climate change adaptation of Indonesian milkfish-shrimp farmers

Increased production of green mussels (Perna viridis) using longline culture and an economic comparison with stake culture on the north coast of Java, Indonesia

#1: Building with Nature approach

#2: Systems Understanding

#3 Permeable Structures

#4: Associated Mangrove Aquaculture Farms

#5: Building Sustainable Aquaculture through Coastal Field Schools

Assessment of the Biorights mechanism in Demak: A community incentive for sustainable development and mangrove conservation

Monitoring of Mixed Mangrove Aquaculture

Economic assessment of subsidence in Semarang and Demak, Indonesia

Ecological mangrove restoration with permeable structures

Effectiveness of ecosystem-based adaptation measures subject to sea level rise and land subsidence

Risk Assessment North Coast Java

Exploratory Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) Study in Demak Coastal Area: Water Availability and Water Users

River water availability of Demak Catchments

Design & Engineering plan Building with Nature Indonesia

EcoShape congress Key Note speech Jane Madgwick, Wetlands International on upscaling Building with Nature

Ecoshape congress keynote speech Abdul Muhari of the Indonesian Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries on upscaling of Building with Nature in Indonesia

Proceedings Accelerating Adaptation in Asia through Building with Nature

Reporting findings of Building with Nature Asia expert workshop and writing session

Q&A Building with Nature Indonesia