Dari Inpres Moratorium Sawit Hingga Kebijakan Tata Kelola Industri Sawit Presiden Jokowi: Studi Kasus Penerbitan SK Pelepasan Kawasan Hutan PT Hardaya Inti Plantations di Buol, Sulawesi Tengah

Eryan, Adrianus

doi:10.38011/jhli.v6i1.122

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“…In Riau Province, there were Rama and Amin (2017) and Pratama (2020), while Sanudin et al (2016) examined TKHL in Lampung Province. Eryan (2020) in South Sulawesi, Roslinda et al (2020) in Pontianak. Of course, the existence of minimal literature does not reflect the reality of local government efforts in TKHL.…”

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Riau Province’s land and forest governance: The tendency of budget information transparency among Riau’s 12 regencies

Yandra,

Novianti,

Irawati

et al. 2024

J. Infras. Policy. Dev.

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Information transparency is a basic principle of good governance that few studies in the literature have thoroughly examined. Riau Province in particular has a high record of land and forest conflicts that needs urgent response, yet environmental policies have mostly been scrutinized for its resource extraction and regulation aspects, not their aspect of information transparency. Low proactive disclosure of information from local governments is a recurring issue in Riau Province, so FITRA Riau initiated the Public Information Openness Index (IKIP) to cover the Riau Province and 12 regencies/cities. To address this research gap of governmental public bodies’ information transparency, this study conducted the novel substantive approach critical review to see the extent of local government’s transparency regarding their budgeting for one of Riau’s most prevalent issues, namely land and forest governance (TKHL). From March to September 2019, this study used a triangulation of data collected from information access tests, IKIP evaluation, and focus group discussion involving the Riau Information Commission, the Information Management and Documentation Officers (PPID) of the 12 regencies, and the Governor of Riau Province. After analyzing the four aspects of regulation, institution, budget, and TKHL information, results determined that the most open region in Riau Province is Indragiri Hulu, and the least open region is Kuantan Singingi. Information transparency is still limited in procedural terms, in which all regions have more or less fulfilled the administrative regulation demands but the substance of the public information across all aspects is too generic to truly inform the public of the regions’ TKHL.

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