The DFID Multi-Stakeholder Forestry Programme is an ambitious 5-year, £24 million bilateral programme working with the Ministry of Forestry and a wide range of other stakeholders throughout Indonesia to ensure that the policy environment for forest management enables poor, forest-dependant communities to manage their own resources to provide improved, sustainable livelihoods. The main emphasis of the programme is to support changes that are already underway among civil society, non-governmental organisations and the private sector, and in parallel, to help the government system to respond.

DFID asked ODI to help the project prepare an information and communications strategy for the project. Click on the links below for more information.