Indonesia takes drastic measures to respond to strong El Niño

The Indonesian government has launched a cross-sectoral framework to mitigate the potential economic and environmental impacts of a strong El Niño event expected in late 2026. The plan prioritizes agriculture, energy, healthcare, and food security to prevent losses estimated at over $111 billion.
JAKARTA — The Indonesian Government has developed a cross-sectoral response framework to prepare for the risk of a strong El Niño in the second half of 2026, focusing on four priority areas: agriculture and forestry; energy and water resources; healthcare; and fisheries and food.
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