Shared Responsibility: Redefining Stakeholders’ Roles in Digital Era
Penulis
Center for Indonesian Policy Studies
As the digital ecosystem grows increasingly complex, trust has become more than a value—it’s a prerequisite for progress. When users feel safe, protected, and empowered, they are more likely to participate in the digital space, innovate, and contribute to a thriving digital economy. Yet, building and maintaining trust requires more than technical solutions. It calls for strong governance frameworks, inclusive collaboration, and a user-first approach to digital transformation.
CIPS DigiWeek 2025 provided a platform for meaningful dialogues and collaborative policy thinking among policymakers, industry, civil society, and academia. The event produced several key recommendations, including: Strengthening multi-stakeholder collaboration in digital governance; Advancing consumer protection frameworks that are inclusive, gender-sensitive, and child- focused—delivered jointly by government and private sector actors; Scaling digital literacy initiatives that promote safe and responsible technology use, beginning in schools and extending across communities; Updating regulatory frameworks, standards, and institutional mandates to better protect consumers, personal data, and vulnerable populations.
