Climate-Smart Agriculture

As an effort in climate change mitigation and adaptation in the agricultural sector, Rumah Energi supports initiatives that increase commodities production, increase communities’ resiliency, and decrease greenhouse gases.

Rumah Energi also increases communities’ capacities in agriculture (actors, practitioners, teaching staff, and related government agencies) and introduces rainwater collection technology which is equipped with a hydraulic pump in Salut village community, Lombok, to support irrigation systems for food crops in long dry seasons. Bio-slurry, the residue of biogas technology which is also known as brown gold by FAO, can be used as natural fertilizers for any food crops and aquaculture as well as a soil conditioner.