This research examined the contribution and effect of socio-economic variables toward the post-adoption of the candlenut agroforestry by using Path Analysis to provide the magnitude and significance of the hypothesized causal connection between the variables. The target population in this research includes all farmers of the agroforestry in Sigimpu and Bakubakulu villages, Palolo sub-district, Sigi District, Central Sulawesi Province of Indonesia (315 farmers) out of which a number of 164 farmers were selected by using Isaac and Michael Table. The path model shows the magnitude of the direct effects to post-adoption was 48.8% and the total effect was 66.5%. The variable of satisfaction on agroforestry inheritance was greater than the variable of satisfaction on income from the agroforestry, while the variable of a number of candlenut trees was the biggest contributor to the exogenous variables. The statistical evidence indicates not only the satisfaction variables affected the post-adoption, but also they sign an important of land tenure security for along term of the management.

Community Readiness Model (CRM) is a research method widely used in the field of public health. The purpose of the paper therefore is to review the implementation of CRM in Social Forestry field (SF) of Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia by considering the unique intersections between the two concepts. Qualitative Systematic Review was used in this study involving 169 documents obtained through the search of electronic sources. The main result was on combining the dimensions of both the CRM and SF to produce an integration model which intersects and transforms social values, culture, traditions, and behaviour. Social innovation involving network, strategy, solidarity, and collective identity was intersected between the dimensions of CRM and SF to consider the intrinsic values of the village community. These four components were specifically related to partnership, governance, resilience, community and policymaker, livelihood, social cohesion, and integration. The application of CRM to Social Forestry in Central Sulawesi has the ability to optimize local wisdom teaching about the change and harmony of life to provide a balance between humans and nature.

The Indonesian government continously strives to increase the forest resources which continue be the problem is managing community around forests.  It  is due to weaknesses in management the forests area, to facilitate it is needed an institution that can manage the forest areas sustainability. Through KPH, forest management is getting better and sustainable. The aim of this research is to analyze the sustainability of the forest village community management program. This research was conducted for three months from june to August 2020 in Petimbe village and Sigimpu village, Palolo district, Sigi regency. The samples in this research were 58 respondens obtained by purposive sampling method. The data analysis method was descriptive analysis.         The result shows that the sustainability of the forest village community management program obtains in to 3 dimensions (a) management planning dimension with the value of 180.89 in medium category, (b) The social community dimensions with the value of 197 in moderate category, (c) implementing management activities with the value of 127.6 in the low category

Agroforestry is a technology of avoiding deforestation and forest degradation and to increase cocoa production. Consider these, UNREDD recommends it as an activity of REDD+ implementation. This study aims to construct a model of the shade economic value in cocoa agroforestry. Contingent valuation survey was pursued on 211 respondents in five villages. We used the Two Stage Random Sampling Method to have both villages'sample and respondents'sample. Multivariate analysis involved one dependent variable (value of tree shade; Y) and eight independent variables. PCA was used to solve multi-colinearity. The scree plot obtained shows two factors with eigenvalue > 1. OLS Linear Regression developed a model Y= 35.05 + 3.

Local communities around the Lore Lindu National Park have practiced agroforestry, including candlenut and coffee, which benefited not only for the livelihood of the communities but also for conservation of the national park area. This study aims to analyze the community readiness by the actors of each agroforestry system as a reference for the development of the two agroforestry systems. Based on the CRM approach, the community of candlenut agroforestry actors had a higher level of readiness (6.2 and 5.1) compared to coffee agroforestry actors have (4,9 and 4,7). The t-test analysis shows the difference between the five CRM dimensions. Those indicate that knowledge is significantly different between the readiness level of both the candlenut and coffee agroforestry communities. The value of the knowledge dimension in the candlenut agroforestry community is greater than the readiness value of the coffee agroforestry community. The knowledge factor is the most critical dimension to get attention in the agroforestry development effort.