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Water Tenure
At FAO headquarters in Rome, CRPG Director Mova Al'Afghani drew on water tenure assessments in Indonesia to show why reform starts with the water users the formal system does not see.
Water Tenure
A water permit tells you a company is allowed to take water. It tells you nothing about who else has a claim on it. That gap is now a legal exposure - and water tenure is the analytical lens that surfaces it. Notes from FAO's Bangkok dialogue.
ai-generated
Indonesia's Environmental Impact Assessment (AMDAL) approval process operates through a structured assessment framework administered by the Tim Uji…
ai-generated
Indonesia's Environmental Impact Assessment (Analisis Mengenai Dampak Lingkungan or AMDAL) represents one of the most comprehensive environmental…
Environmental Law
PERPRES 110/2025 introduces SRUK alongside SRN PPI, transforming Indonesia's carbon tracking from unified single-registry architecture to specialized dual-registry system separating NDC-level actions from Unit Karbon transactions
Environmental Law
PERPRES 110/2025 introduces DRAM and DPP as distinct pathways for carbon project documentation, separating domestic SPE GRK from international certification systems—a framework absent from PERPRES 98/2021
Environmental Law
PERPRES 110/2025 introduces Otorisasi and Corresponding Adjustment mechanisms completely absent from PERPRES 98/2021, positioning Indonesia for Article 6 Paris Agreement compliance
Environmental Law
PERPRES 110/2025 introduces technical precision to emissions trading through Kuota Emisi GRK and Instalasi yang Diatur concepts, transforming vague carbon trading into operational compliance markets
Environmental Law
PERPRES 110/2025 eliminates Hak Atas Karbon (state carbon ownership) in favor of Alokasi Karbon (systematic carbon allocation), fundamentally transforming Indonesia's carbon economic framework
Policy Brief
CRPG Policy Brief No. 01/2025 presents comprehensive recommendations for Indonesia's Climate Law, addressing climate change as an existential threat with 92-115 islands at risk of submersion and potential GDP loss of 4.4% by 2050.
Environmental Law
Location trumps business type: A detailed legal analysis of Indonesia's new environmental approval authority framework, examining how authority is distributed across government levels based on location criteria under PERMEN LH 22/2025.
Environmental Law
October 27, 2025 marked the launch of Indonesia's location-based environmental approval system. This article dissects the OSS integration process, transitional safeguards, and practical challenges revealed in Ministry Q&A sessions and East Java provincial socialization with 247 practitioners.
Environmental Law
Decoding 17 sectors, 300+ KBLI codes, and the foreign investment exception: A comprehensive analysis of how Indonesia's environmental approval authority is distributed across economic sectors under PERMEN LH 22/2025.
