Communicative action to level the playing field in forest plantations in Indonesia

Purnomo Herry, Guizol Philippe, Awang Sanafri, Wardhana Wahyu, Irawati Rika Harini, Rennaldi Daren. 2014. Communicative action to level the playing field in forest plantations in Indonesia. Journal of Sustainable Forestry, 33 (4) : 337-357.

https://doi.org/10.1080/10549811.2014.888355

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Résumé : The government of Indonesia allocated state land to private companies to establish forest plantations. However, ownership of this land was contested by some Sumatran communities. The plantation company, endorsed by the government, quickly developed a partnership to resolve the conflict, but this was unclear and inequitable. Action research was carried out to facilitate communication among stakeholders. This communicative action changed some perceptions and shared values began to emerge. A forum was established, which contributed to equitability producing a better partnership. This research is a model for empowering local communities in climate change, bioenergy, and food security negotiations.

Mots-clés Agrovoc : forêt tropicale, recherche, participation communautaire, partenariat, intervention de l'état, propriété foncière, entreprise privée, utilisation des terres, changement climatique, sécurité alimentaire, bioénergie