This study explores the potential revenues from the forestry and mining sectors at the local level, focusing on Merangin and Tebo Regencies in Jambi Province, which have a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the implementation of One Licensing Information (SIP). The study maps non-tax state revenues from timber (PSDH and DR) and royalties from coal mining permits (IUP), and identifies potential revenue leakages at the regional level. These findings are expected to provide policy recommendations to improve transparency, accountability, and management of the natural resource sector at the local level to maximize regional revenues.
This study explores the potential for “leakage” of forestry and mining sector revenues at the local level, with a focus on Tebo Regency and Merangin Regency, Jambi Province. This study aims to analyze the realization and potential revenue in the two regencies, which have a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the implementation of One Licensing Information (SIP) in the mining and plantation sectors. The main focus of this study is non-tax state revenue (PNBP) from timber (PSDH and DR) in Merangin and Tebo Regencies, as well as royalties from coal mining permits (IUP) in Tebo Regency. These findings are expected to provide an overview of the potential for suboptimal revenue at the local level.
This report is part of a study conducted by Article 33 Indonesia to map strategic issues related to the forestry and mining sectors at the regional level. Each district has distinct revenue characteristics, and this study aims to identify patterns of revenue leakage and provide policy recommendations that can help improve the management of these sectors at the local level. The study also aims to provide a more in-depth understanding of revenue potential that can be maximized through more effective implementation of the SIP.
This report is part of a series of studies on “Potential Leakage of Revenue from the Forestry and Mining Sectors in the Regions,” which delves deeper into how the management and transparency of revenues from the natural resources sector can be improved. For more complete information on the research findings and proposed policies, please visit the link below.
