Enforcement of environmental law in Indonesia is still often a warm conversation. Starting from the case of illegal logging to river pollution, all need decisive action. Unfortunately, the process is not as easy as imagined – sometimes the rules already exist but the implementation is slow. The Department of Environment as the spearhead is often in the same time due to limited resources or political pressure. In fact, if environmental law enforcement is really strong, the impact will be felt from air quality to forest sustainability. We all must agree: the healthy environment is not just a right, but the obligation that must be maintained together. So, how do you make the law of the environment not just a theory? Check out the review!
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In Indonesia it is still a long road, but that does not mean it can’t be fixed. From previous cases it looks really that the solution is not only in the hands of the government-but it takes real collaboration between the community, the private sector, and law enforcement. Each layer has a crucial role: DLH as a regulator, community as a supervisor, to corporations that must be more responsible. To be sure, a healthy environment is an investment for the future. If all parties want to work together, it is not impossible that Indonesia can be an example of enforcement of environmental law that is social and ecological!
