Addressing this source of GHG emission should greatly improve Indonesia's GHG profile. Prohibiting land clearing by burning, improving logging practices so that less timber is left to rot, reforestation of areas degraded by logging practices and rehabilitation of peat lands are examples of initiatives that would support sustainable, pro-poor development. Such initiatives would enhance long-term economic value and limit high GHG emitting activities. East Kalimantan, for example, can raise its GDP growth from 3% to 5% per annum by encouraging higher value-added activities and promoting less carbon-intensive sectors. (