Our Projects

The Way of
KALYRA.

Building a carbon ecosystem through forest restoration, community empowerment, biodiversity conservation, and full transparency — in the Heart of Borneo.

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The Landscape

The forests of East Kalimantan form part of one of the most ecologically important regions on Earth. KALYRA seeks to create a pathway where conservation becomes economically viable through long-term carbon finance and sustainable land management.

Forest Restoration

Improving the quality of habitat through ecosystem-based approach and native species replanting.

  • Ecosystem-based Approach (EbA)
  • Replanting native species
  • Rare, Threatened & Endangered tree species

Community Empowerment

Gender mainstreaming at our core. Female-led project team partnering with local communities.

  • Gender mainstreaming initiatives
  • Healthcare & essential goods
  • ~15,000 jobs over 40 years

Biodiversity Conservation

Protecting endangered wildlife species and flagship flora and fauna within the Heart of Borneo.

  • Bekantan/Proboscis Monkey
  • Orangutan conservation
  • Flagship species protection

We work alongside local stakeholders through participation, transparency, respect, FPIC principles, equitable benefit-sharing, and capacity building.

Forest Restoration project
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Forest Restoration

Replanting native species and restoring degraded land through Ecosystem-based Approach (EbA), including Rare, Threatened and Endangered tree species.

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Community project
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Community

Gender mainstreaming at our core. Partnering with local communities through FPIC principles, healthcare access, and creating approximately 15,000 jobs over 40 years.

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Biodiversity project
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Biodiversity

Protecting endangered wildlife including proboscis monkeys, orangutans, and flagship flora and fauna species within the Heart of Borneo.

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Community Partnerships

We work alongside local stakeholders through FPIC principles, equitable benefit-sharing, and capacity building. Our community empowerment programmes focus on gender mainstreaming, healthcare access, and creating approximately 15,000 jobs over the 40-year project timeline.

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36,247 ha

Total Area

~15,000

Jobs Created

Protected

Endangered Species

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