Presidential Envoy on Climate Arrives in Southwest Papua
On January 16, 2026, a special presidential envoy responsible for climate and environmental issues arrived in Southwest Papua, marking a significant step in Indonesia’s environmental preservation efforts. The delegation, led by the envoy, was warmly welcomed by local authorities, including police and regional administrative representatives.
This visit is a crucial part of Indonesia’s national policy to enhance the environmental resilience of regions affected by climate change. Southwest Papua is considered a priority area for such initiatives due to its unique ecosystems.
The presidential envoy emphasized Indonesia’s continuing investment in environmental programs aimed at preserving biodiversity and assisting local communities in adapting to changing climate conditions. During the visit, various projects were discussed to address pollution challenges and promote sustainable resource use.
Several meetings were also held with local community leaders and scientists to exchange experiences and identify the most effective solutions for the region. New resource management strategies are being developed to not only improve the region’s environmental health but also strengthen the economic stability of local communities.
Such initiatives are part of a broader Indonesian government program to combat climate change and its impacts, serving as an important step towards the sustainable development of the entire country.
