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

Firebreaks are tracks that create gaps that can then act as barriers in areas that are prone to wildfires, thus preventing and/or helping to minimize the spread of fires. The new provision states that firebreaks can be natural (i.e. rivers, lakes, etc.) or artificial. Artificial firebreaks encompass Green Tracks (i.e. firebreak plantations) or Yellow Tracks (i.e. management paths)

Non-B3 Waste may be stored in any of the following facilities: 1) Buildings; 2) Silos; 3) Waste piles; 4) Waste impoundment facilities; and/or 5) Other facilities. Furthermore, business actors that are aiming to utilize any Non-B3 Waste may use said waste for the following purposes: 1) As substitute raw materials or sources of energy; 2) As raw materials; or 3) As supplementary products

Any forestry business actors, including holders of forest utilization business licenses, Perum Perhutani and holders of social forestry management approvals, that have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and that meet certain criteria can secure PNBP leniency in the form of payment postponements or the ability to pay in installments

Efforts to achieve Indonesias NDC should be implemented through the organization of efforts to mitigate and adapt to climate change, which should be applied across various sectors, as follows: 1) Mitigation: energy, waste, industrial processes and product use, agriculture, forestry and/or other sectors; and 2) Adaptation: food, water, energy, health, ecosystems and/or other sectors

In order for parties that prepare AMDAL to receive competence certification, they must first undergo the following: 1) AMDAL preparation training; 2) AMDAL competence test; and 3) Issuance of AMDAL competence certification

In fulfilling said standards, persons-in-charge of lithium battery recycling businesses and/or activities must implement the following measures: 1) Emissions monitoring (i.e. automatic and continuous and/or manual); 2) Management of emissions monitoring data and information; 3) Management of fugitive emissions; 4) Management of any emissions chimney infrastructure which is equipped with lift facilities; and 5) Mitigation of emergency air-pollution situations

Persons in charge of businesses and/or activities that involve the operation of internal combustion engines or generators must comply with various provisions that address emissions quality standards for said machinery by 1 May 2022

Utilization of forests (i.e. protected forests and production forests) can be implemented after the relevant parties have first secured PBPH

All businesses and/or activities that are required to conduct emissions monitoring through the application of CEMS, with the exception of businesses and/or activities that operate thermal power plants, must integrate said monitoring into SISPEK by 1 January 2023 at the latest