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Haze Outlook 2021 – Could Indonesia’s Omnibus Law and Food Estates Raise Haze Risk?

By July 23, 2021November 18th, 2024No Comments1 min read

The Indonesian government has implemented several policies such as the Job Creation Act (or Omnibus Law) and food estate to boost the country’s economic growth and food security. Will these national-level policies impact the likelihood of fires and haze in the region? Check out the infographic (below) for a brief outlook. For the full explanation, download the full Haze Outlook 2021 report here.

 

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