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US$12 Million for Animal Conservation

The United States will forgive more than US$12 million in Indonesian debt so the state can better protect critically endangered species on the island of Sumatra.

The 'debt-for-nature' swap, enabled by the United States' Tropical Forests Conservation Act, will bolster protected areas, which often lack sufficient funding to be effective, said Ketut Putra, vice president of Conservation International Indonesia, a nonprofit group that brokered the deal.

Environment Thursday, January 1, 1970 Edition

2012 Talking Points

Our year-end special issue diverges from the usual. Instead of our regular roundup of reports, we asked academics and analysts to review events in Indonesia during the past 12 months and for a reading of what's to come. Their commentaries in this special issue cover a wide range of issues, from politics to extremism and governance, and from the economy to national branding and special education. We also collaborated with a number of institutions to come up with vital statistics that could assist us in interpreting trends and events. And to enrich our coverage, we feature a special collage of photographs to recall the year that was.

Cover Story Wednesday, December 28, 2011 Edition

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