Good Environmental Governance in Indonesia (Perspective of Environmental Protection and Management)

Abstract

This paper discusses good environmental governance in the framework of environmental protection and management. The evironmental view of governance itself provides a conceptual framework in which public and private behavior is regulated in supporting more ecologically oriented arrangements. The framework forms a reciprocal relationship between the community (global, regional, national and local) in dealing with the access and use of environmental goods and services and binds them (at any level) with certain specific environmental ethics. Then as a system, Environmental Governance consists of socio-cultural aspects, political and economic interactions among many actors in civil society. In managing and protecting the environment around it is needed cooperation between humans, humans are very important to manage and protect the environment in which they live. Starting from the government and until the people have the same rights and obligations in managing and protecting the environment without exception. Not limited wherever domicile. Both rural communities, rural and urban areas, become an important part of the realization of a good and healthy environment. The existence of the community will be very effective if its role in controlling the management of the exis ting environment.

How Can the Law Protect the Forest?

“…Factors that cause Illegal logging are Lack of personnel of the forestry apparatus causing weak supervision, availability of employment and the poverty factor of the citizens, the weakness of legal payments so that the government must be able to fix the illegal logging activities do not occur, in line with the results of the study according to Dudley as quoted by Nurdjana, there are three factors that cause fertile wild at the local level where the three factors interact, support each other and complement each other (Akhmaddhian, 2016;Purniawati, Kasana, & Rodiyah, 2020). This factor also allows illegal logging extends rapidly as follows: (a) Community value factors and population situations.…”

Capturing the Opportunity of Green Economic Policy for Environmental Sustainability

“…Policy implementation does not always run smoothly, but will depend heavily on the implementation context which consists of power, interests, strategy, actors involved, characteristics of authorities and institutions, as well as compliance and responsiveness. [9][10] Referring to Grindle's approach as mentioned above, as a first step in formulating green development, there are at least 3 (three) approaches that can be taken to provide a foundation for implementing a green economy. The 3 (three) approaches include the legal aspect approach which will become the legal umbrella for green economy implementation, the planning document approach which will become the glue and thread for environmental development in the Bangka Belitung Islands Province (as one of example), as well as the institutional approach in which policy synchronization between institutions in the Province becomes one of the success factors in policy implementation, including green economy development policies.…”

Implementation of Batang Arau Watershed Management with Good Environmental Governance Perspective

“…Participation is a form of community expression and free association (UN Institute for Training and Research, 2017). Community interactions in environmental management must be juxtaposed with a framework that prioritizes participation (Purniawati et al, 2020). While Ogunkan (2022) describes the word Governance in Good Environmental Governance as broader in scope than the word Government, the power of the community plays a very important role in whether or not environmental governance is good.…”