FEASIBILITY STUDY AND DIALOGUE FOR COMMUNITY-BASED NURSERY ENTERPRISES

RESEARCH AND ANALYTICS

Yayasan Konservasi Alam Nusantara (YKAN)

Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishery

Study and Research - Feasibility

Background

YKAN’s sustainable forest management initiative in Berau, East Kalimantan, identified an opportunity to integrate Punan/Map’nan communities into forest planning activities near timber concession areas. The concept centered on establishing community-managed seedling and planting businesses. Before committing to implementation, YKAN needed evidence on whether such an enterprise was viable and whether affected communities had the interest and capacity to participate.

Objectives

To assess community interest in the nursery enterprise concept and conduct a comprehensive feasibility study across market, technical, and financial dimensions for two villages in Berau District, producing findings and recommendations to guide implementation decisions.

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