Managing Forest Landscapes with Science, Integrity, and Community Partnership
PT Mayawana Persada integrates science-based forestry with biodiversity protection, peatland restoration, and FPIC-guided community partnership across West Kalimantan.
- 138,240 HaManaged Forestry ConcessionGovernment-authorized sustainable forestry concession with Clean & Clear status
- 2 RegenciesPrimary Operational RegionsKetapang & Kayong Utara Regencies, West Kalimantan
- 95%Local Workforce IntegrationRecruited from nearby villages at the central nursery
- 42,509 HaHCSA Conservation ZoneProtected area dedicated to high carbon stock and wildlife
Who We Are & What We Do
Sustainable Forest Stewardship Rooted in Compliance and Innovation
As a Government-Authorized Sustainable Forestry Concession operator in West Kalimantan, PT Mayawana Persada upholds long-term responsible land management. We balance sustainable timber productivity with environmental safeguards and respect for indigenous community rights.
Legal Concession & Verified Compliance
Operating as a government-authorized sustainable forestry concession in Ketapang and Kayong Utara with regular RKL-RPL compliance audits.
Science-Driven Silviculture
Supported by a modern nursery producing tens of millions of seedlings annually and automated peatland water management systems to prevent forest fires.
Biodiversity Conservation (HCSA & HCV)
Allocating over 42,000 hectares of high carbon stock conservation areas and protecting endangered species habitats, including the Bornean Orangutan.
Inclusive Community Partnership (FPIC)
Respecting indigenous customary rights through Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC), prioritizing 95% local hiring, and driving village economic development.
PT Mayawana Persada's Integrated ESG Framework
Guiding responsible forestry, community welfare, and open corporate governance.
Ecosystem Conservation & Peatland Stewardship
- Full protection of High Carbon Stock Approach (HCSA) and High Conservation Value (HCV) areas.
- Active wildlife monitoring via camera traps to safeguard Bornean Orangutan populations.
- Automated peatland water level management and canal blocking system.
Community Engagement & Inclusive Livelihoods
- Comprehensive FPIC implementation before initiating field operations.
- Up to 95% local employment at central nursery operational sites.
- Community development initiatives including free mobile health clinics, non-tenured teacher incentives, and agroforestry programs.
Transparency, Certification, & Business Ethics
- Verified Indonesian Timber Legality Assurance System (SVLK) and IFCC/PEFC certifications.
- ISO 14001:2015 Environmental Management and SMK3 Occupational Health & Safety compliance.
- Transparent public Grievance Mechanism and complaint tracking system.
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Latest Updates & Field Stories
CSR & CommunityPT Mayawana Persada Equips West Kalimantan Forestry Agency with Wildfire Response Gear
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Operations & Field ActivityStrengthening Wildfire Prevention, PT Mayawana Persada Imposes Immediate Dismissal for Land Burning
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Governance & PartnershipPT Mayawana Persada Conducts Science-Based Fire Mitigation by Strengthening Peatland Hydrology Management
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Frequently Asked Questions About PT Mayawana Persada
Where are PT Mayawana Persada's forestry operations located?
PT Mayawana Persada operates in Ketapang Regency and Kayong Utara Regency, West Kalimantan Province, Indonesia, operating a government-authorized sustainable forestry concession.
How does PT Mayawana Persada implement FPIC and local community engagement?
The company applies Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) protocols before starting operations near customary lands and prioritizes local employment, hiring up to 95% local workers at facilities like its central plant nursery.
What are PT Mayawana Persada's environmental conservation commitments?
PT Mayawana Persada protects over 42,000 hectares of High Carbon Stock (HCS) and High Conservation Value (HCV) areas, manages peatland hydrology using automated telemetry sensors, and protects endangered wildlife habitats, including Bornean Orangutans.