National Food Security and Local Sovereignty: Legal-Ecological Critique of Indonesia’s Food Estate Policy

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Qualitative analysis finds Indonesia’s food estate policy threatens environmental protection and indigenous rights.

The program undermines crucial principles of environmental protection and regional autonomy, endangering food security.
Deforestation and carbon emissions increased due to peatland conversion in this top-down initiative.
Qualitative methodology incorporating doctrinal legal analysis and empirical research reveals significant gaps.
Addressing agrarian misgovernance, this critique highlights the need for participatory governance in agrarian policy.

Wisnaeni et al. (2025) studied this question.

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