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Social forestry development in Indonesia has been constrained by a myriad of factors and has created paradoxes within it.
Around 70 percent of 583,565 land plots in Purbalingga regency in Central Java have yet to be certified, exposing potential land conflicts, an official has said.
In a bid to speed up the process of issuing land certificates to people across the country, President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo handed over 2,187 of them in Purwokerto, Banyumas regency, on Friday.
A land certification program that forms a key part of President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo's ambitious agrarian reforms has begun to drive the growth of local economies, a minister said on Friday.
Structural problems still are pressing in Jakarta, and are mostly related to land and spatial planning issues.
Jokowi’s economic justice policies cover three main pillars: land-based, access-based and human resource-based policies.
Indonesia is being advised to take agrarian reform in Malaysia as a model for the ongoing land reform in the country, in which the government is distributing plots of land to small-time farmers.
The government has allocated 600,000 hectares of land as part of a transmigration program for people want to move from crowded cities and towns to remote agricultural areas.
If materialized, the program will benefit at least 26 million impoverished families — 56 percent of whom have less than 0.3 ha of land in this agricultural country.
President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo knows he has set himself a herculean task with his agrarian reform.