Indonesia is assessing foreign assistance for forest and land fire management from Singapore and Malaysia. The government claims it can still meet its own needs.

Perlinsos Digital, set to launch on November 10, 2026, is a program expected to reshape government subsidy policies.

Daniel Johan urged the government to accept international aid, particularly from ASEAN countries, to tackle forest and land fires.

The government is serious about addressing karhutla and its impacts. Various efforts are being made, from foreign aid to health and wildlife protections.

Coordinating Minister Sugiono stated that the central government has sent a second round of aid amounting to IDR 1.2 trillion to local governments for addressing karhutla.

Disaster management funds are prepared to enable the government to act swiftly in helping communities affected by disasters.

The Digital Perlinsos initiative aims to improve data collection for social aid, with 13.2 million families registered, ready to shift subsidies to more targeted cash assistance.

UGM's Professor welcomes the government's more open stance towards foreign aid in addressing karhutla.

Indonesia is now open to foreign assistance for forest and land fires. UGM experts say this move enhances the country’s global image and economy, with full support from President Prabowo, who emphasizes his seriousness.

The government is attempting various methods to address the forest and land fires (karhutla) that are still raging in Kalimantan and Sumatra.

Minister of Social Affairs Gus Ipul highlights challenges faced by the community in accessing Digital Social Protection services, ranging from digital illiteracy to fears of losing assistance.