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Indonesian government revoked 3 million hectare forest permit
Posted on February 16, 2022 |
- The Indonesian government revoked 192 forestry sector permits that covered 3,126,439 hectares because companies with permits have not carried out any activities in recent years.
- 1.7 million hectares of canceled palm oil permits in state forest areas account for over 57% of the total revoked permit areas.
- Permits for logging and pulpwood compromise areas covering over 1.32 million hectares were also revoked.
- The step was taken to improve the governance of natural resources and boost community welfare through productive forest management.