Environment

The Environment Statistics Department was established in 1995 with the aim of collecting comprehensive data on the environment, which in turn describes the state and trends of the environment and covers its natural environments (water/air/soil/land and the human communities and biological diversity that live on it).

Since then, work has been done to collect data and create a comprehensive national database for various environmental topics.

In 2013, the United Nations Framework for Environment Statistics (FDES) was implemented, which includes six main components of the environment, namely:

1. Environmental condition and quality
2. Environmental Resources and their Use
3. Residuals
4. Extreme Events and Disaster
5. Human Settlements and Environmental Health
6. Environment Protection, Management and Engagement