describe the role of forest community to conserve the forests
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Village Law No. 6/2014 substantially strengthens the position of villages in the government hierarchy. Villages are no longer in a subordinate position under (sub) district government, but self-governing entities, like small states that have clear boundaries of jurisdiction and authority over the community and natural resources.
Villages have rights and responsibilities to manage and administer the needs and interests within their areas of jurisdiction. Therefore, the village has been acknowledged as a unique entity, with social and cultural values and local wisdom embedded in its origins (principle of recognition).
The role of villages in development has changed substantially, as villages should now engage in fulfilling their own needs. The role of supra-village government at the sub-district and district level is now to support and strengthen villages and no longer to rule over or get directly involved in internal village matters (principle of subsidiary).
The Home Ministry has, through Decree No. 44/2016, assigned district administrations to identify and define village authority based on their origin and to be defined as regency regulations. It is important to highlight that village authority is not only related to the development of the village economy, but also covers the sustainable management of natural resources and the protection of the environment.
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The forest community has developed and established their own set of rules as well as the regulations to protect the integrity of the forests reserves. These rules and regulations suggests that the forests are the natural resources and need to be preserved. These communities prevent the disturbance caused by the tribal communities for deriving resources such as timber, animal hive and other resources. These communities prevent the crimes like wildlife trafficking, hunting, poaching and other forests associated crimes.