This document outlines Indonesia's National Strategy for Agroforestry Research (NSAR) over the next two decades. It discusses how agroforestry has long been practiced in Indonesia but is not yet a major part of forestry policy. The NSAR was developed through a multi-step process between 2011-2013. The vision is for agroforestry to be widely adopted by communities to meet food, shelter, energy and environmental needs. Four priority research themes are identified: smallholder production systems and markets; community forest management; climate change adaptation; and environmental services. The strategy calls for partnership-based research, capacity building, and dissemination of results to achieve impacts like improved livelihoods and efficient agroforestry
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