Actors / Government · Indonesia
Government of Indonesia
Appears in 15 cases in this database. Roles as given in the documented record.
| Case | Role | Country | Period | Instrument |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jakarta evictions, Ciliwung normalisation and the Giant Sea Wall | Central government; approved the Giant Sea Wall in 2025 | Indonesia | 2014–2025 | Urban greening and displacement |
| Raja Ampat nickel licences revoked | Revoked four of five nickel permits | Indonesia | 2025 | Mining |
| Papua food and energy estate (Indonesia) | Declared the project a National Strategic Project | Indonesia | 2024 | Agriculture, livestock and food |
| Indonesia's H5N1 sample withholding and the WHO PIP Framework | Withheld H5N1 samples | Indonesia | 2007–2026 | Genetic resources and benefit-sharing |
| EU Deforestation Regulation delays and trade pressure | Led joint letters | European Union | 2022 | Law, regulation and treaties |
| Indonesia returns 883 of 2,194 flagged waste containers | Government that returned the flagged containers | Indonesia | 2018–2019 | Waste management |
| Indonesia reopened sea sand exports in 2023; Supreme Court annulled them in 2025 | issued PP 26/2023 and the export rules | Indonesia | 2023–2025 | Mining |
| Trade rules curb green industrial policy; WTO rules against Indonesia nickel ban | Respondent in the nickel export ban case; complainant in the palm oil case | Global | 2013–2026 | Mining |
| WTO panel backs EU on palm biofuel rules in Malaysia case | Complainant in the Indonesia case | Global | 2025 | Wind, hydro and other renewables |
| WTO panel found Indonesia's raw nickel export ban breached rules | Imposed the ban and appealed the panel ruling | Indonesia | 2020–2022 | Mining |
| Indonesia's 2025 mining law change opens mining areas to religious groups without tender | Lawmakers who passed the revision | Indonesia | 2025 | Mining |
| Indonesia reopens sea-sand exports on a 17.66 billion m3 potential estimate | reopened sea-sand exports under PP 26/2023 | Indonesia | 2023 | Law, regulation and treaties |
| Rinca island work in Komodo National Park continued after UNESCO asked for a halt | runs the 10 New Balis tourism programme | Indonesia | 2020–2021 | Protected area / relocation |
| Indonesia's Nusantara capital faces funding gap as Jakarta keeps sinking | Plans and funds the new capital | Indonesia | 2019 | Staged loss / scuttling |
| Indonesia's forest moratorium: ministry cited 38% less clearing, Greenpeace disputed it | imposed the moratorium; ministry reported the 38% figure | Indonesia | 2011–2019 | Law, regulation and treaties |
Appears alongside
European Union ×4World Trade Organization ×3Greenpeace ×2CELIOS ×2DKI Jakarta provincial governmentLBH JakartaAntam (Gag Nikel)Transnational Institute (TNI)World Health OrganizationCSLEuropean ParliamentEuropean CommissionUnited States GovernmentInstitute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI)Public CitizenMalaysiaMinistry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (KKP), IndonesiaSupreme Court of IndonesiaUNESCOITCI Hutani ManunggalITCI Kartika Utama