Dear Sapna, Private sector role will be greater if : 1) The size is bigger , so they hold stronger role in term of bargaining power with local goverment. 2) If the private sector is small like my company , goverment policy would be a binder & booster to build much greater synergy. The role that my company play now in such idea is to spread the idea about smart farming & plantations. For example : - Applications of green fertilizers & microbiological fertilizers , saving up to 70 % of conventional fertilizer cost , improve soil quality , boosting harvest volume. The way we persuade people show them that smart farming is not only helps the nature , but also good for business , because lower production cost & higher yield. - Other than mono-culture , we present many options for many year levels to many kind of plantations. It also shows that intercropping can also leads to more space-efficient smart farming that have many benefits : lower overall working capital / better cash flow performance , higher economic gain / profit , less new area need to be opened , so natural raiforest will be safer , for example , in falcatta woodland plantations , in the first 2.5 years we still can cultivate intercropping with corn or any other herbs that have established market demand , then later would be Konnyaku tuber / Amarphopallus oncophilus that grows well underneath tree shade canopy. Adding more income , but also helps the nature. In between every blocks , we plant natural insecticides / pesticides plants , such as Azadirachta indica . With those examples , it's very clear that private sector can ignite , or at least resonance new ideas that answer the biggest problem that opress the nature , which is greed , by providing more answers to higher income , and also change the paradigma of non-environmental friendly farming ( excessive inorganic fertilizers & synthetic pesticides ) toward more eco - friedly farming , which will be rewarded well by the nature. Private sector can do that without any fund support from the goverment , because they also gain some profit. Goverment policy will multiply the effect & the benefit. Also some regulation will assure the market & the development of the ideas. Best regards, Rudy

Hi, I'm Rudy , from Indonesia. I cultivate woodland / timber forestry , and developing and selecting new provenant of seedlings , and also trading forestry & plantation seedlings , such as falcatta / albizia , mahogany ,agarwood, teak , paulownia , sugar palm / Arenga pinnata , cacao , rubber , and others. I also develop & cultivate some intercropping plants ( for food , spices , herbs ) to give better cash performance , adding more income for the farmers , so more people can be interested & involved to start new plantations out from non-productive lands ( outside natural forest , or already exploited forest , to become plantations ).