Reformulating Natural Resource Management Regulations to Support Sustainable Development
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Natural resource management plays a strategic role in supporting sustainable national development. However, regulatory complexity, overlapping authorities, and weak legal implementation remain major challenges in achieving effective governance. This study aims to analyze the need for regulatory reformulation in natural resource management and examine its role in supporting sustainable development. The method used is a normative juridical approach by analyzing laws and regulations, legal theories, and sustainable development concepts. The results indicate that regulatory reformulation is necessary to create legal harmonization, enhance legal certainty, and strengthen the principles of sustainability, transparency, and public participation. Therefore, simplification of regulations, institutional strengthening, and policy integration are required to achieve sustainable and equitable natural resource governance.
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