Development of the Archipelago Capital and its Impact on the Existence of Traditional Land

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The relocation of the National Capital aims to promote a sustainable economy while addressing agrarian disputes.
Key findings show the necessity for effective legislation protecting indigenous communities' rights during land acquisition.
Efforts to safeguard customary land include adequate compensation for affected communities and mitigating livelihood losses.
Legal measures must be ratified promptly to support the rights of indigenous communities in the new capital development.

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The research reveals escalated agrarian disputes over traditional land in Indonesia, highlighting legal politics and indigenous rights.

Putra et al. (2025) studied this question.

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