Indonesia's non-coniferous roundwood production reached 124.66 million cubic meters in 2023, exhibiting a slight decline of 0.63% from the previous year. The trend over the past decade reveals a general decline from 126.42 million cubic meters in 2013 to 124.66 million cubic meters in 2023, with various fluctuations, including a significant drop between 2013 and 2017, followed by an uptick from 2018 to 2022. The last five years show an average annual decrease (CAGR) of 0.45%, suggesting a gradual downward trend.
Forecasts predict a continuation of this decline, with production expected to decrease by 2.25% over the next five years, reaching approximately 121.15 million cubic meters by 2028. The key indicators to monitor include:
- Environmental regulations impacting logging activities.
- Market demand for non-coniferous roundwood on both domestic and international levels.
- Technological advancements in logging and wood processing.
- Effects of climate change on forestry resources.
- Government policies promoting sustainable forestry practices.
