Commentary

As chair of this year’s G20, Indonesia is highlighting the potential of digital technologies.

Pengambil kebijakan perlu mempertimbangkan potensi kerugian akibat hambatan berlebihan terhadap aliran data lintas batas.

In April last year, the government presented Neraca Komoditas to determine how it sets quotas for imports and exports. Read more.

Digital data does need to be protected and it is imperative to mitigate risks from harmful online content and activities. Read more.

Recent data leakages from PeduliLindungi and the Electronic-Health Alert Card (E-HAC) have exposed cybersecurity risks on consumers' data.

Indonesia government ministries and agencies must adopt the co-regulation approach to map Indonesia's micro and small businesses.

High-regulated user-generated content should be revised to keep up with the fast-changing digital landscape & preserve Indonesian democracy.

Read a brief history, the benefit of RCEP, and the next policy steps for Indonesia, from Donna Gultom.

The Ministry of Communication and Informatics’ attempts to regulate content moderation of private electronic system organizers (ESOs).

Responding by restricting online imports would harm both domestic consumers and micro retail enterprises.

Read CIPS latest newsletter on the data privacy bill.

Dina shares two main steps the government can consider to support women micro-entrepreneurs.