Plantation Industry Mainstay Revenue Landak District of West Kalimantan
By : Herry Barus And Aldo Bella Putra | Tuesday, December 26 2017 - 18:00 IWST
Bupati Landak Karolin Margret Natasa (Foto Dok Industry.co.id)
INDUSTRY.co.id - Ngabang - Regent of Landak Karolin Margret Natasa explained that the area of plantation in Landak Regency has reached 188,861 hectares.
"Oil palm plantation is the largest commodity, reaching 112,873 hectares, the rest is 75,988 hectares, rubber, cocoa and other plantation crops," said Karolin in Ngabang yesterday.
SHe explains oil palm plantations in Landak District are the mainstay for the district.
"Hence, if the price of CPO falls, the economy in Landak District also comes down," she said.
Former member of the House of Representatives also reported the number of plantation companies holding IUP in Landak Regency as many as 49 companies, but PKS that has been built new 6 including PKS PT. the newly established IGP.
"So, PT IGP has met the applicable regulation related to the requirement to have a management plan after having more than 1,000 hectares of land permit," she said as quoted by Antara.
To the company, she advised to fulfill all applicable requirements. There are arrangements on employment, plantation law, and the Environment.
Karolin also hopes the company can help people improve their welfare.
"Because the initial intention of the government to grant permission to be invested, especially foreign capital investment into Indonesia is how to help the community improve their lives, and if they meet the prevailing rules and criteria, I believe that the goal can be achieved," said Karolin.
She asked the company to be able to distribute plasma to the public at the exact time and amount.
"So when working on nuclei and plasma, both are done," she said.
Doctors who had served in the Puskesmas Mandor also highlighted the social conflicts that often occur between the company and the community.
According to her, the problem often arises because the company does not fully fulfill its obligations to the community. To that end, Karolin requested that the company first coordinate with the local government.
There is no need to deal with Brimob, TNI or the police because they have been made aware of how to claim their rights must go through the local government.
"So do not rush the uniformed gentlemen's phone calls, my first call, the Bupatinya Regent, I put the body in. I do not want my people to be bumped into security," Karolin said.
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