SBMKL are determined for the media of water, air, soil, food, facilities and buildings, and vectors and disease-carrying animals that are located within the following environments: 1) Settlements; 2) Workplaces; 3) Recreation areas; and 4) Public places and facilities

Domestic and/or cross-border carbon trading should be carried out based on the Roadmap for Carbon Trading Within the Power-Plant Subsector between 1 January and 31 December of each year, either through Emissions trading or through a GHG offset mechanism

Oil tankers operating with single-bottom constructions and/or single-hull constructions carrying oil cargos with deadweights of DWT 600 tons or more and that are at least 20 years old (as dated from their year of delivery) and oil tankers with single-bottom constructions and/or single-hull constructions flying foreign flags that will be replaced by flags with an age of not more than 20 years are required to implement the Condition Assessment Scheme in a dock by 1 December 2024 in order to achieve an operational deadline of 1 July 2026

Carbon trading, either domestic carbon trading or cross-border carbon trading, may be carried out once the following general requirements have been fulfilled: 1) Must be carried out in accordance with the carbon-trade roadmap; 2) Must provide reserves for emissions reductions (buffers); and 3) Must take the form of Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction Certificates for cross-sectoral carbon trading

BUMN may implement their social and environmental responsibility programs through assistance and/or other activities, provided that any implementation of these measures now prioritizes a focus on education, the environment and the development of UMK or other policies determined by the Minister of BUMN

The following parties are required to draw up and determine annual Forest Rehabilitation Plans (RTnRH) one year prior to the implementation of their forest and land rehabilitation (RHL) activities: 1) Holders of the Right to Manage; 2) Holders of business licensing documents for the utilization of forests; 3) Holders of approvals for the use of forest areas; and 4) Holders of approvals for the release of forest areas

Individuals and/or corporations with business licenses to operate within important ecosystems outside conservation areas are required to: 1) Implement conservation measures, including providing funding for the implementation of said measures, in order to maintain the protection function of said important ecosystems; and 2) Adjust the management of the business areas stated under their business licenses

PIC of mining businesses and/or activities are responsible for the management of any wastewater that is produced by their businesses and/or activities prior to the disposal of said wastewater into water media. In order to fulfill this obligation, the PIC should implement the Technological Standards for Wastewater Management Through Constructed Wetland Methods

In order to realize high-quality RTH, communities and/or business actors that provide RTH can be granted incentives and disincentives by the government. The provision of RTH itself encompasses the following activities: 1) Planning; 2) Provision of land; 3) Design (perancangan); and 4) Management

The Ministry of Environment and Forestry may establish cooperation with one or multiple partners in order to conduct 13 specific activities, provided that said partners take certain forms, specifically: 1) Government agencies (e.g. ministries, non-ministerial agencies, regional governments; 2) Business enterprises (e.g. state-owned enterprises, private enterprises, etc.); and non-profit enterprises