The concept of Nusantara as a forest and green city is expected to rekindle the legacy of local knowledge and wisdom of the indigenous peoples so that they can communicate their gratitude via bersoyong.

Still awaiting completion of the determination of customary forest, the process has been judged as quite slow. This living space is important for indigenous people to manage the environment and avoid conflict.

The Dayak Mului indigenous people in Paser regency, East Kalimantan, have learned to live in harmony with nature.

The determination of customary forests has filled the thirst amidst the dryness of justice for indigenous people.

The rights of the indigenous people are becoming increasingly eroded. The interest of the young generation in learning about \'adat\' (custom) is also lessening. As this could cause the people to lose their identity, this prompted Modesta Wisa, 27, to establish the Samabue Customary School.