The tree-planting initiative helps local communities address erosion in the Citarik River watershed, thereby reducing the risk of disasters, especially floods and landslides.

Most residents in Cidaun depend on a river for clean water, but it runs dry during the dry season. This tree-planting initiative provides a long-term solution for reliable water access.

Urban forest tree-planting in West Java’s GIIC and KIIC industrial hubs helps sequester carbon, lower temperature, and conserve soil and water, mitigating the effects of global warming.

Subak, Bali’s traditional irrigation system, depends on water availability. The tree-planting initiative in Jembrana aims to combat droughts, conserve water, and preserve this cultural heritage.

The tree-planting initiative in Kebumen Java Geopark, a UNESCO Global Geopark, combats drought and water scarcity, conserves resources, and supports the local economy.

The project restores degraded land of Citarum watershed, West Java’s longest and most polluted rivers, revitalizing the ecosystems, preventing biodiversity loss, and supporting local livelihoods.