Interactive land-use planning in Indonesia rainforest landscapes: reconnecting plans to practice

摘要: Indonesia's 1999-2004 decentralization reforms created opportunities for land-use planning that reflected local conditions and people's needs. We report on seven years of work in the District Malinau Indonesian Borneo attempted to reconnect government plans values, priorities, practices. Four principles are proposed support more interactive between land users: Support groups make their knowledge, experience, aspirations visible formal decision making; create channels communication, feedback, transparency adaptive capacities accountability district leadership institutions; use system frameworks understand drivers change resulting scenarios trade-offs; link analysis intervention across multiple levels, from user national levels. describe application these challenges.