The prevention of land-related disputes, conflicts and or crimes (collectively referred to as "Land Cases") encompasses the following three phases of activities: 1) Identification of Land Cases; 2) Studies of the root causes of Land Cases; and 3) Drafting of recommendations. However, in addition to these activities, there are two additional aspects to the prevention of Land Cases ("Prevention"), i.e. Prevention strategies, as well as monitoring and evaluation measures.

The Indonesian Government has decided to make a further effort to increase the efficiency of national resource utilization and the overall prosperity of the Indonesian population through the management of land use for investment management purposes

This new regulatory framework sets out three types of land objects for agrarian reform, which include land object from forest areas, non-forest areas and resolved conflicts.

Submissions of applications for BPHTB exemptions should comply with various requirements that can be accessed electronically through the following official website: ebphtb.jakarta.go.id

The Minister of Public Works and Public Housing has issued this new decree, which covers three matters that relate to the implementation of housing credit/financing through housing financing liquidity facilities. These three matters break down as follows: 1) Boundaries of land and floor areas for landed houses; 2) Sales price limits for landed houses for 2023 - 2024 onwards; and 3) Housing subsidy down-payment amounts

The electronic system that is used for land registration activities can now be used for the following activities: 1) First-time land registrations; 2) Maintenance of land registration data; 3) Recordation of data and information changes; and 4) Media transfers (alih media)

The completion of PTSL activities is divided into the following clusters: 1) Cluster 1; 2) Cluster 2; 3) Cluster 3.1; 4) Cluster 3.2; 5) Cluster 3.3; 6) Cluster 3.4; 7) Cluster 4; and 8) Cluster 4.2

Land and Space IGT must be carried out in accordance with applicable standards that have been determined by the relevant unit and should adhere to the standards set by and the involvement of relevant government ministries and/or agencies

In implementing this Know-Your-User Principle, PPAT must at least implement the following three measures: 1) User identification; 2) User verification; and 3) Supervision of User transactions

New and existing buildings (that are categorized as small-, medium- or large-scale buildings) may be subject to the imposition of Green Building (BGH) requirements which encompass the following areas: 1) Functions; 2) Total area or number of stories; and 3) Classification of activities