Forest and land fires have broken out across Indonesia despite the fact that the El Niño peak has not yet occurred
Peatland degradation triggers hydrological disasters and significant economic losses due to weak regulatory frameworks.
Regrettably, within the halls of policy and law, a language agency’s dictionary is more potent than scientific evidence.
Pantau Gambut is a non-govermental organization that networks in nine povinces which focuses on research and advocacy, and campaigns for the peatland protection and sustainability in Indonesia.
Observe the various pledges from the government and other stakeholders to restore peatlands.
Learn moreThe total protection of natural forests, peatlands and coastal areas.
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The government is again wary of the double threat of forest and land fires as well as the COVID-19 pandemic. This vigilance is heightened during the peak of the dry season from August to October 2021 because it becomes a challenge for the government to focus its attention.
View Analysis DetailFurther explore the uniqueness of peatlands across Indonesia, threats to their sustainability, and their potential. Explore the Map to discover more interesting information about peatlands in Indonesia.
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