September 10, 2025Sodality Jurnal Sosiologi PedesaanOpen Access

From Traditional Agricultural Practices to Monoculture Plantations: Impacts on Indigenous Communities' Land Tenure,Land Use, and Livelihoods

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TPTirza Pandelaki MSMelani Abdulkadir SunitoIPB University LKLala M. Kolopaking

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This research examines how monoculture oil palm plantations affect land tenure and livelihoods in Indigenous communities, indicating significant cultural implications.

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Households with less than 2 hectares of oil palm experience survival conditions, with 31 surveyed in the Dayak Hibun community.
Findings indicate contrasting strategies with smaller farmers focusing on consolidation, while larger farmers pursue intensification and diversification.
The study employs mixed methods, including qualitative field observations and quantitative surveys to analyze impacts on Indigenous communities.
Cultural values provide resilience for households with less land, highlighting the significance of tradition in the face of economic changes.

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Pandelaki et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c23d3ab210217d6478c39f https://doi.org/10.22500/13202564283

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This research examines how monoculture oil palm plantations affect land tenure and livelihoods in Indigenous communities, indicating significant cultural implications.

From Traditional Agricultural Practices to Monoculture Plantations: Impacts on Indigenous Communities' Land Tenure,Land Use, and Livelihoods

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From Traditional Agricultural Practices to Monoculture Plantations: Impacts on Indigenous Communities' Land Tenure,Land Use, and Livelihoods

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