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  1. An unnamed agency is implementing a flagship program under presidential mandate and consulting with the legislative body regarding program revisions.
  2. Discussions centered on national food policy goals and driving food self-sufficiency in Indonesia.
  3. President calls for stricter regulations against land clearing in Indonesia.

Prabowo Supports Policy to Revise Land-Burning Regulations Amid Forest Fires

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sun 00:00
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What happened

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The Indonesian forest industry group has backed President Prabowo Subianto’s call to revise regulations concerning limited land burning. This support comes as authorities seek to strengthen efforts to prevent forest and land fires across Indonesia. The group stated that any regulatory changes must be accompanied by stronger oversight, law enforcement, and viable alternatives to slash-and-burn land clearing.

From en.tempo.co

Why it matters

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The discussion centers on how land use practices align with national goals for food self-sufficiency in Indonesia. The fires pose risks that can spread beyond individual plots, impacting local communities, ecosystems, and businesses.

President calls for stricter regulations against land clearing in Indonesia, with discussions focused on national food policy goals and driving food self-sufficiency in Indonesia.

From en.tempo.co

Who's involved

  • Prabowo SubiantoPresident of the Republic of Indonesia and main subject of the policy discussion.
  • IndonesiaIsland country where the land-use policy and forest fires are taking place.
  • North LombokRegency currently affected by active forest fires.
  • Lombok IslandIsland where fires are actively burning in North Lombok.
  • West Nusa TenggaraProvince experiencing fire spread and associated disaster costs.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • The province could experience increased disaster costs and reduced regional tourism revenue due to the fire spread.

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