Gross Deforestation in Nine Provinces Holding 2020 Regional Elections

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Alfons Yoshio 23/11/2020 12:59 WIB

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Based on data compiled by Madani Berkelanjutan, at least four provinces experienced deforestation exceeding 500,000 hectares between 2003 and 2018.

Gross Deforestation 2003-2018 in 9 Provinces Holding 2020 Regional Elections

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Gross Deforestation 2003-2018 in 9 Provinces Holding 2020 Regional Elections

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Nine provinces will hold regional head elections (Pilkada) in December 2020. Sustainable Madani compiled data on gross deforestation, which combines deforestation in natural forests and plantation forests in the nine relevant provinces. Based on the compiled data, at least four provinces experienced gross deforestation exceeding 500,000 hectares (ha) in the 2003-2018 period.

Central Kalimantan suffered the greatest forest loss, exceeding 1.4 million ha. This was followed by Jambi with 844,000 ha, North Kalimantan with 589,000 ha, and Central Sulawesi with 562,000 ha.

The five other provinces also contributed significant forest loss figures. These were, in order: West Sumatra with 273,000 ha, South Kalimantan with 209,000 ha, Bengkulu with 153,000 ha, North Sulawesi with 80,000 ha, and Riau Islands with 47,000 ha.

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