Customary forests are to be managed by designated indigenous communities (Masyarakat Hukum Adat - "MHA") who will be able to enjoy certain specific utilization privileges (environmental services, collection of timber and non-timber forestry resources, etc.). In order to be confirmed as an MHA, a community must satisfy the following criteria: 1) Must take the form of a communal grouping; 2) Must implement institutional authority over their community; 3) Must have demarcated clear boundaries and borders in relation to their customary law areas; etc

Mandates that all parties that produce B3 Waste should utilize said B3 Waste as a substitute for raw materials and energy resources, as raw materials, and in accordance with scientific and technological developments

Owners of private passenger cars and motorcycles which are over three years old are required to complete gas-emissions testing for their vehicles in the appropriate emissions-testing locations (i.e. emissions-testing workshops, kiosks and service vehicles) at least once a year

The Implementation of Detailed RKL - RPL must be undertaken as part of the implementation of a Business Entity's environmental license, which includes any business and/or activities of Businesses which are undertaken within KEK.

All parties that produce, collect, utilize, process and/or stockpile B3 Waste must secure the relevant licenses must implement the correct storage of B3 Waste. In order to store B3 Waste, several requirements must be fulfilled, specifically: 1) A suitable B3 Waste storage location must be found; 2) Emergency equipment must be provided; and 3) B3 Waste storage facilities must be constructed

Garbage which requires specific management, or known as specific garbage, comprises the following: 1) Garbage containing hazardous and toxic substances (bahan berbahaya dan beracun - "B3"?); 2) Garbage containing B3 waste; 3) Garbage resulting from disasters; 4) Debris resulting from the demolition of constructions (i.e. buildings, parks and recreational/transportation/irrigation facilities); 5) Garbage which cannot be processed through the use of current technologies; and 6) Garbage which is not regularly produced

The procedure for testing for B3 Waste characteristics comprises the following two stages: 1) Sampling test; and 2) B3 Waste characteristics tests, which comprises the following: a) Explosive test; b) Flammable test; c) Reactive test; d) Infectious test; e) Corrosive test; f) TCLP toxicity test; g) LD50 toxicity test; h) Heavy-metal concentration toxicity test; and i) Sub-chronic toxicity test, etc.

The types of infrastructure, as well as the scope of projects, that can be procured through public-private-partnership (PPP) schemes have now been broadened, which include among others: 1) Toxic and hazardous waste management system infrastructure, which comprises hoarding, storage and/or processing projects; and 2) State building infrastructure, which comprises office buildings, state housing and other facilities

Business entities may manage state-owned assets and the assets of state-owned enterprises which take the form of infrastructure in relation to the following areas: 1) Transportation; 2) Toll roads; 3) Water resources; 4) Drinking water; 5) Wastewater management systems; 6) Solid waste management systems; 7) Telecommunications and informatics; 8) Electricity; and 9) Oil, natural gas and renewable energy

Industrial companies which are located in or which will be located in industrial zones and are mandated to possess AMDAL or UKL-UPL are required to draw up Detailed RKL UPL in order to obtain an approval of Detailed RKL UPL from the industrial zone company.