Impacts of land management and climate change in a developing and socioenvironmental challenging transboundary region

Mendoza‐Ponce, Alma; Corona-Núñez, Rogelio O.; Nava, Luzma Fabiola; Estrada, Francisco; Calderón-Bustamante, Óscar; Martínez‐Meyer, Enrique; Carabias, Julia; Corona, Adriana; Barrios, Mercedes Suárez; Pardo-Villegas, Pedro D.

doi:10.1016/j.jenvman.2021.113748

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“…Land conversion indirectly affects many sectors, from socioeconomic to household sectors (Dewi & Sarjana, 2015;Kusumastuti, Kolopaking, & Barus, 2018). Agricultural land conversion into non-agricultural land provides impacts rice provision (Basuki, Purwanto, Fajarningsih, & Ani, 2010), farmer's welfare (Ruswandi, Rustiadi, & Mudikdjo, 2016), environmental damage (Bryan, 2013;Mendoza-Ponce et al, 2021) and affect sustainable agriculture (Prayitno, Dinanti, Hidayana, & Nugraha, 2021). Therefore, it needs to be controlled.…”

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Economic Value of Food Commodities and Labor Shift due to Rice Field Conversion in Batu City, Indonesia

Susilo

2023

JCDA

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Increasing tourist activities in Batu City make agricultural land conversion unavoidable. This research purpose is to discover the lost economic value of food commodities due to converted agricultural land area and labor shift. The conversion area of agricultural land in all areas can be identified through Landsat image 8 ETM+ in 2017 and 2021. An overlay analysis using ArcGIS 10.2 software with seven variables was then utilized to discover land capability and suitability. Then, it was combined with the survey results of 334 land price points to determine the distribution of agricultural land prices in Batu City by using Kriging interpolation analysis. The researcher found that the agricultural land area has decreased in the past four years by 169.96 Ha, with a lost economic value of approximately 5 billion Indonesian rupiahs. The agricultural land price in Batu City is divided into four classifications. The results indicate that the agricultural land price is high, so it accelerates agricultural land conversion. Therefore, the government should pay close attention to land conversion.

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Economic Value of Food Commodities and Labor Shift due to Rice Field Conversion in Batu City, Indonesia

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2023

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“…The development of palm oil-based agroindustry and bioenergy in Indonesia has had a considerable influence on sustainability aspects, especially on environmental and social aspects [6]. Several environmental issues include those related to massive land use change [7], the reduction of biodiversity in plantation areas [8] [9] to further impacts on increasing CO2 emissions [10]. Furthermore, the development of palm oil-based agroindustry and bioenergy has also created problems in the community socially, including the occurrence of land conflicts between communities and companies [11] [12], social disparities that occur due to income differences between farmers [13].…”

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Sustainability assessment of palm oil mills effluent utilization for electricity conversion

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et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The sustainability of the palm oil agroindustry development has been widely discussed. Currently, there has been an issue regarding the sustainability of palm oil agroindustry in certain parts with specific systems. Thus, aspects and indicators built in general need to be adjusted. This study assesses the sustainability of the palm oil mill effluent utilization for electricity conversion. The adjustment of sustainability indicators on economic, social, and environmental aspects has been studied through expert discussions. The selected indicators are weighted using the analytical hierarchy process method which a competent expert assesses. The aggregated sustainability value is determined by a decision matrix calculated using the composite performance index. The proposed method has been tested with field data on two palm oil mills that convert liquid waste into electrical energy involving Palm Oil Mill A and Palm Oil Mill C and a palm oil mill that still uses co-firing technology, Palm Oil Mill B. The results of the analysis show that the sustainability status of case A is Sustainable, B is Less Sustainable, and C is less Sustainable. Further research is needed to formulate strategies for improving the sustainability status and efforts to generalize the sustainability assessment model.

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“…Almost 70% of Asia's population lives in rural regions and is reliant on land or land-based ecosystem services (Gebre & Gebremedhin, 2019;Olsson et al, 2019). These services are adversely impacted as a result of land degradation, desertification, and drought, which are in their most severe stages in Asia (Mendoza-Ponce et al, 2021). A majority of the land degradation (490 million ha) in Asia is centered in India and China (Gibbs & Salmon, 2015).…”

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Exploring synergies between India's climate change and land degradation targets: Lessons from the Glasgow Climate COP

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Land degradation, extending over 96 million hectares is a primary ecological issue for India that has resulted in catastrophic biodiversity loss and exacerbated extreme weather occurrences. One of the major sources of land degradation is large-scale coal mining to realize country's expanding energy demands. By 2050 climate change and land degradation, will result in US$1730 billion loss for India. Climate COP in Glasgow, 2021 was a watershed event to confront broader climate change challenges.India made one of the boldest pledges to pursue the road of climate justice, protect the most vulnerable, and committed to achieving net-zero emissions by 2070. This means gradually phasing down coal, reducing emissions and mainstreaming renewable sources. Given the prospect of five challenging but attainable targets, we examine India's readiness and the ramifications of these targets on land degradation reduction. Indian government is continuously increasing strategic support for improved mine closure and mine void restoration while, ensuring that land restoration supports 'green' job creation for poverty alleviation. While there is focus on investing significant amounts of national funding to address land degradation, international and private finances can enable to accomplish the larger goals. To enhance the effectiveness of the promises, we propose embedding diverse knowledge systems including indigenous knowledge systems and capabilities by formulating policies that incentivize environmental restoration, people-centric, climate sensitive strategies, convergence between different government departments as well as schemes, and mainstreaming of systems thinking as a social transformation approach for achieving coupled Climate and Land Degradation Neutrality targets by 2030 and 2070.

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Impacts of land management and climate change in a developing and socioenvironmental challenging transboundary region

Cited by 13 publications

References 26 publications

Economic Value of Food Commodities and Labor Shift due to Rice Field Conversion in Batu City, Indonesia

Economic Value of Food Commodities and Labor Shift due to Rice Field Conversion in Batu City, Indonesia

Sustainability assessment of palm oil mills effluent utilization for electricity conversion

Exploring synergies between India's climate change and land degradation targets: Lessons from the Glasgow Climate COP

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