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Potential of Forest Environmental Services in West Bandung and Subang Examined, Carrying Capacity Used as Reference

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Potential of Forest Environmental Services in West Bandung and Subang Examined, Carrying Capacity Used as Reference
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Ministry of Forestry
The Ministry of Forestry team reviewed the condition of forest areas during field verification in West Bandung and Subang, West Java

This verification is still the stage of collecting and examining information. The ministry's statement does not yet contain field findings or decisions regarding the form of utilization that will be developed in the two districts.

Economic benefits must take into account carrying capacity

According to Hendro, environmental services development needs to be carried out in an integrated manner, from planning to implementation and evaluation. The carrying capacity of the ecosystem must be taken into consideration so that economic activities remain in harmony with forest protection.

He emphasized that developing regional potential must pay attention to the preservation of flora and fauna as well as the function of forests as life supports.

For communities around the area, economic benefits are one of the ministry's stated goals. However, the available information does not yet explain the form of citizen involvement, the mechanism for sharing benefits, or the types of environmental service businesses that will be developed.

This information is needed to assess how the management plan can benefit the community while maintaining the condition of the area.

The results of the examination determine the next steps

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