Land Management Policy in Indonesia Perspective of Eco-feminism

This article aims to analyze Indonesia's land management policies from the ecofeminism perspective. The method used in this article is qualitative research. This study shows that Land management in Indonesia during the Old and New Orders allowed the government to revoke land rights from communities if agreements were not reached, and the concept of public interest, which is legally ambiguous, was determined enumerative for practical reasons in Indonesian legislation. And in its development, land regulation has excluded women in social reality. Suppose the policies taken are analyzed through an eco-feminist perspective. In that case, it emphasizes the need for land management strategies that consider the environmental impact on women in communities and regards women and the environment as inextricably linked. Thus, this study concludes that land management should consider the ecological effects that can impact the lives of rural women who rely on the surrounding environment. It is essential to have a policy that involves women in the process of land management.