People's Economy and Environmental Balance of the Archipelago
Traditional livestock farming—ranging from goats and sheep to poultry such as chickens, geese, and ducks in rural areas—serves as the beating heart of household economic resilience and a vital node in natural ecological cycles. Through nature-aligned practices, farming waste is transformed into organic fertilizer that enriches agricultural soils. ICCR (Institute for Cultural-Climatic Resilience) is committed to supporting communities across the archipelago in strengthening this local economic independence, ensuring that livestock productivity and environmental sustainability advance in harmony for a resilient future.
Ekonomi Kerakyatan dan Keseimbangan Alam Nusantara
Praktik peternakan rakyat—mulai dari kambing, domba, hingga unggas seperti ayam, angsa, dan bebek di pedesaan—merupakan jantung ketahanan ekonomi keluarga sekaligus simpul penting dalam siklus ekosistem alami. Melalui pengelolaan yang selaras dengan alam, limbah peternakan diubah menjadi pupuk organik yang menyuburkan tanah pertanian. ICCR (Institute for Cultural-Climatic Resilience) berkomitmen mendampingi masyarakat Nusantara untuk memperkuat kemandirian ekonomi lokal ini, memastikan produktivitas peternakan dan kelestarian lingkungan berjalan seirama demi masa depan yang tangguh.