Carbon Ecosystem — Kalimantan, Indonesia
Restoring the
Path of LifeTogether.
KALYRA is a high-integrity carbon ecosystem in East Kalimantan, designed to restore forests, strengthen communities, and create lasting climate impact through nature-based solutions.
Restoring the Path
of Life Together.
KALYRA stands for Kalimantan Alliance for Land Yield Restoration and Adaptation — a high-integrity carbon ecosystem initiative in East Kalimantan, Indonesia.
Inspired by the Kenyah philosophy of Muvun Balan — restoring the path of life together — we believe climate action succeeds when ecological restoration, community prosperity, and economic viability move forward as one.
36,247
Hectares Concession
Indonesia's Forests
Are Under Threat.
Indonesia is home to some of the world's most important tropical forests, peatlands, and biodiversity corridors. These landscapes are among the planet's most effective natural climate solutions.
Yet deforestation rates surged to 433,751 hectares in 2025 — a 66% increase — with Kalimantan as the most severely affected region.
Climate finance has the potential to change this trajectory.
A Carbon Ecosystem,
Not Just a Project.
Indonesia does not just need more carbon projects. It needs carbon ecosystems. Many projects stop at carbon. KALYRA is designed to go further.
The numbers behind
the ecosystem.
A high-integrity carbon ecosystem in East Kalimantan — designed for lasting climate impact through nature-based solutions.
Total Concession Area
Eligible for Carbon Activities
Estimated Annual Carbon Production
Annual Planting Cohorts
Forest Restoration,
Community Empowerment.
Improving habitat quality through Ecosystem-based Approach, replanting native species, empowering communities, and ensuring full transparency through blockchain technology.
Forest Restoration
Replanting native species and restoring degraded land through Ecosystem-based Approach (EbA), including Rare, Threatened and Endangered tree species.
Community
Gender mainstreaming at our core. Partnering with local communities through FPIC principles, healthcare access, and creating approximately 15,000 jobs over 40 years.
Biodiversity
Protecting endangered wildlife including proboscis monkeys, orangutans, and flagship flora and fauna species within the Heart of Borneo.
Protecting Borneo's
Living Heritage.
Home to endangered wildlife including the proboscis monkey, orangutan, and flagship flora and fauna species within the Heart of Borneo.
Partner With Us for
Lasting Climate Impact.
The market is moving beyond volume. Leading organizations increasingly prioritize high integrity, transparency, community outcomes, and biodiversity co-benefits. KALYRA is being developed with these expectations in mind.