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CLEAN
MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATICS CLEAR

OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA ADVANCED
CONNECTED
INDONESIA
More Digital, More Advanced
Annual Report
2020
Kesehatan Pulih
Ekonomi Bangkit
“
CONNECTED INDONESIA:
MORE DIGITAL,
MORE ADVANCED
I
ndonesia’s Ministry of Communications and
Informatics has been developing concrete ICT
infrastructure, both in the ground and the space
segments. The provision of ICT infrastructure is an
effort to improve Indonesia’s territorial integrity, where
ICT infrastructure becomes the community’s primary
need. We live in an era where ICT is no longer deemed
luxurious or a privilege. On a macro level, we are
pleased to say that to strengthen digital connectivity,
the Ministry of Communications and Informatics will
accelerate the development of ICT infrastructure at least
ten years faster than the initial plan, which was originally
(going to be started/targeted to be achieved) in 2032.
Johnny G. Plate
Minister of Communications and Informatics of the Republic of Indonesia
2 Annual Report 2020 | Ministry of Communications and Informatics of the Republic of Indonesia
PREFACE T
he high rate of population growth This pandemic has also affected Today, the Ministry of
in Indonesia and the COVID-19 various plans and programs in Communications and Informatics’
pandemic have pushed the Indonesia’s other ministries/Institutions. metamorphosis has led us to focus
Ministry of Communications and It has forced the implementation of on the telecommunications and digital
Informatics (MCI) and all elements budget reallocations and refocusing sectors, both of which have become
of the nation to adapt and move policy. This policy allowed MCI to basic infrastructure. Repositioning was
forward in response to the COVID-19 prioritize health service facilities and also carried out on public communication,
pandemic. The pandemic which digital transformation programs and with the role of orchestration and setting
emphasized the community’s need for management. the agenda being its main focus.
technology has motivated MCI to play To ensure the effectiveness and Together, let us look into the future
an active role in improving the National security of digital space infrastructure with determination and enthusiasm,
Telecommunication Connectivity through in Indonesia, it is necessary to create while setting a new vision for the Digital
digital infrastructure development a more productive digital ecosystem Indonesia, Indonesia towards a Digital
throughout Indonesia. This is the reason through the issuance of several Nation. Together, we optimistically
why the Annual Report of the Ministry of regulations and the implementation and welcome the emerging Indonesia’s
Communications and Informatics of 2020 acceleration of digital transformation telecommunications sector, with which
carried the theme: to increase the internet link ratio in we race into becoming a bright and
Indonesia. promising digital nation.
To ensure the effectiveness and
security of digital space infrastructure
in Indonesia, it is necessary to create
“CONNECTED INDONESIA: a more productive digital ecosystem
MORE DIGITAL, through the issuance of several
MORE ADVANCED” regulations and the implementation and
acceleration of digital transformation
to increase the internet link ratio in
Indonesia. Johnny G. Plate
Minister of Communications and Informatics of
the Republic of Indonesia
Ministry of Communications and Informatics of the Republic of Indonesia | Annual Report 2020 3
LIST OF CONTENTS PREFACE ........................................................................................................................................................... 3
LIST OF CONTENTS ....................................................................................................................................... 4
LIST OF FIGURES, CHARTS AND TABLES ............................................................................................. 6
MINISTRY’S OFFICIALS ................................................................................................................................ 7
HIGHLIGHTS OF 2020
A. MCI’s Momentum in 2020 .......................................................................................... 12
B. Accolades in 2020 ....................................................................................................... 15
CHAPTER I TOWARD INDONESIA’S DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION

A. Promoting Indonesia’s Digital Connectivity
1. Internet Connectivity to Serve the Country ........................................... 19
2. Turn Digital TV On! Broadcasting Digitalization .................................... 24
3. Usher in 5G ................................................................................................ 25
4. Toward Indonesia Single Data ................................................................. 27
B. Productive Digital Space
1. Preparing Digital Talent ............................................................................. 29
2. Secure and Convenient Digital Space ................................................... 36
3. Protect Digital Identity, Bill on Personal Data Protection (PDP ......... 39
C. Effective Public Communications
1. PAcceleration of Government Priority Program Information
Dissemination ............................................................................................. 41
2. Government’s Information Delivery to the Frontier,
Outermost, and Least Developed Regions ........................................... 42
D. MCI’s Strategic Roles in COVID-19 Handling
and National Economic Recovery
1. Presenting Digital Platform of COVID-19 Handling .............................. 44
ANNUAL REPORT OF 2. Provision of Internet Access at the Frontlines ....................................... 45
THE MINISTRY OF 3. Active Contribution of Public Communications In COVID-19
COMMUNICATIONS Handling and National Economic Recovery .......................................... 46
AND INFORMATICS
OF 2020
LIST OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER II MCI’s BLUE FINANCIAL REPORT
A. Budget Realization for the Ministry of Communications
and Informatics 2020 .................................................................................................. 48
B. Non-Tax State Revenue (PNBP) Realization for Sector of
Ministry of Communications and Informatics 2020 ............................................... 49

CHAPTER III STRATEGIC PLANS FOR ACCELERATION OF
DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IN INDONESIA 2020
A. Acceleration of National Digitalization
1. More Connected to Serve ......................................................................... 52
2. Turn Digital On: Digital Television (DTV) ................................................ 54
3. Towards 5G ................................................................................................. 55
4. Realizing One Data Indonesia ................................................................. 58
5. Personal Data Protection (PDP) Bill ....................................................... 59
B. Preparing Digital Talents
1. 2021 Digital Talent Scholarship (DTS) ................................................... 61
2. Digital Literacy Swift Movement .............................................................. 63
C. Strategic Steps to Manage the COVID-19 Pandemic
1. One Data Information System (SISD) of COVID-19 Vaccination ...... 67
2. Increasing Community Participation in Managing COVID-19 and
National Economic Recovery ................................................................... 69
ANNUAL REPORT OF
THE MINISTRY OF
COMMUNICATIONS
AND INFORMATICS
OF 2020
LIST OF FIGURES LIST OF CHARTS
Figure 1.1 BAKTI’s BTS Maintenance (1) .............................................................................. 18 Chart 1.1 BTS Deployment Map as of December 2020 ....................................................... 21
Figure 1.2 BAKTI’s BTS Maintenance (2) .............................................................................. 19 Chart 1.2 Internet Access Distribution in Public Facilities as of December 2020 ................. 22
Figure 1.3 Siberkreasi GLND 2020......................................................................................... 30 Chart 1.3 Direction of 5G Development in Indonesia ........................................................... 25
Figure 1.4 DTS intensive training activity 2020 (1) ................................................................. 31 Chart 1.4 5G Spectrum Demand (2014—2024) ................................................................... 25
Figure 1.5 DTS intensive training activity 2020 (2) ................................................................. 32 Chart 1.5 New Frequency Band Candidates for 5G ............................................................. 26
Figure 1.6 Minister of Communications and Informatics carries out Virtual 2020 Chart 1.6 National Data Center Benefits .............................................................................. 27
Ramadan Silaturahmi (communal bonds .............................................................. 40 Chart 1.7 MCI’s Training to Prepare Digital Talent ............................................................... 29
Figure 1.7 Webinar on Vaccine: Tak Kenal Maka Tak Kebal (Be Informed, Be Immune) - Chart 1.8 DTS program Academies ..................................................................................... 32
Public Information Officers Dissemination Forum ................................................ 41 Chart 1.9 Ministry of Communications and Informatics’ timeline in encouraging
Figure 1.8 PeduliLindungi Application .................................................................................... 44 digital start-ups to scale up .................................................................................. 35
Figure 1.9 Provision of Internet Access by the Ministry of Communications Chart 1.10 Flow of Illegal Content Access Termination through AIS Engine ......................... 36
and Informatics at the Regional Technical Implementation Chart 1.11 Statistics of Illegal Internet Content Handling on Websites ................................. 37
Unit (UPTD) of Rakumpit Health Center ............................................................... 45 Chart 1.12 Statistics of Illegal Internet Content Handling on Social Media ........................... 37
Figure 2.1 Work Meeting of Ministry of Communications and Informatics Chart 1.13 Summary of Handling of Hoaxes on COVID-19 and its Vaccines in 2020 .......... 38
with Commission I of DPR RI ............................................................................... 47 Chart 2.1 Budget Realization of Ministry of Communications and Informatics 2020 ......... 48
Figure 3.1 Minister of Communication and Informatics at a Press Conference for Chart 2.2 Expenditure Budget Allocation of Ministry of Communications and
COVID-19 Vaccine Arrival ..................................................................................... 51 Informatics 2020 ................................................................................................. 48
Figure 3.2 BTS BAKTI ............................................................................................................ 55 Chart 2.3 Non-Tax State Revenue (PNBP) Realization for Sector of Ministry of
Figure 3.3 Minister of Communications and Informatics at the Press Conference “Issues Communications and Informatics 2020............................................................... 49
of Communications and Informatics Sector in the Job Creation Law Draft Bill Chart 3.1 Five Steps to Accelerate Digital Transformation ................................................. 50
or Omnibus Law” .................................................................................................. 56 Chart 3.2 BTS and Internet Access Development Data 2020............................................. 52
Figure 3.4 Minister of MCI Reviewing Location for Data Center Construction in Cikarang ... 58 Chart 3.3 SATRIA Timeline Project 2020-2023 ................................................................... 53
Figure 3.5 Data Center Construction Site in Cikarang .......................................................... 58 Chart 3.4 Coverage of SATRIA-1 Satellite in Public Facilities ............................................ 53
Figure 3.6 Intensive Training Activity in Digital Talent Scholarship (DTS) 2020 (3) .............. 60 Chart 3.5 5G Roadmap ....................................................................................................... 57
Figure 3.7 Intensive Training Activity in Digital Talent Scholarship (DTS) 2020 (4) .............. 61 Chart 3.6 Timeline of PDP Bill Year 2020-2021 .................................................................. 59
Figure 3.8 Intensive Training Activity in Digital Talent Scholarship (DTS) 2020 (5) .............. 62 Chart 3.7 Four Pillars of Information and Communications Technology Literacy ............... 63
Figure 3.9 MCI Minister Opens Grand Launching of 4 Pillars of Digital Literacy Chart 3.8 The COVID-19 Vaccination SISD System and the Ministry of Communication
Curriculum & Modules ........................................................................................ 64 and Informatics Roles.......................................................................................... 67
Chart 3.9 Improvisation of SISD Registration for COVID-19 Vaccination ........................... 68
Chart 3.10 Plan for Dissemination of Important Information Related to KPCPEN in 2021 ... 69
LIST OF TABLES
Table 1.1 Analog Switch-Off (ASO) Benefits ....................................................................... 24
Table 1.2 Frequency Addition and Refarming Policies ........................................................ 26
Table 1.3 2020 DTS Training Methods and Total Number of Participants ........................... 31
Table 1.4 Total number of access terminations to illegal contents in 2020 .......................... 36
Table 1.5 Ministry of Communications and Informatics’ Digital Platforms for the
Acceleration of COVID-19 Pandemic Handling.................................................... 44
MINISTRY’S OFFICIALS
INDONESIA INDONESIA INDONESIA INDONESIA
TERKONEKSI TERKONEKSI TERKONEKSI TERKONEKSI
Semakin Digital, Semakin Maju Semakin Digital, Semakin Maju Semakin Digital, Semakin Maju Semakin Digital, Semakin Maju
PROACTIVE,
CLEAN AND
PROBLEM SOLVING, LET’S GET
ACCOUNTABLE
CONNECTED CONFIDENTIALITY, READY FOR 5G!
BUREAUCRACY
INDONESIA: MORE OBJECTIVE
DIGITAL, MORE (POSITIVE)
ADVANCED
Johnny
Johnny Gerard
G. PlatePlate Mira Tayyiba Doddy Setiadi Ismail
INDONESIA INDONESIA INDONESIA INDONESIA

TERKONEKSI TERKONEKSI TERKONEKSI TERKONEKSI
Semakin Digital, Semakin Maju Semakin Digital, Semakin Maju Semakin Digital, Semakin Maju Semakin Digital, Semakin Maju
PRODUCTIVE
DIGITAL
ECOSYSTEM DEVELOPING INTERNET FOR
LET’S DIGITAL TALENT ALL FELLOW
MIGRATE COUNTRYMAN
TO
DIGITAL TV
Semuel Abrijani Pangerapan Ahmad M. Ramli Hary Budianto Anang Latif
Mute Start Video Security Participants Chat Share Screen Record Reactions END
MINISTER OF COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATICS PROFILE
Johnny G. Plate
Minister of Communications and Informatics of the Republic of Indonesia
J
ohnny G Plate currently Previously, Johnny G Plate, who
serves as the Minister obtained his bachelor’s degree from
of Communications and Atma Jaya Catholic University, started
Informatics of the Republic of his business in the early 1980s.
Indonesia. On 23 October 2019, He, together with his colleagues,
he was inaugurated as Minister of developed his aviation transportation
Communications and Informatics business. He took part as a
as a part of President Joko Commissioner at AirAsia.
Widodo’s Advanced Indonesia Before being appointed
Cabinet. as Minister of Communications
and Informatics in the Advanced
Indonesia Cabinet, he was trusted
as a member of the Indonesia’s
House of Representatives who sat on
Commission XI from 2014 to 2019.
ECHELON 1 OFFICIALS
Mira Tayyiba, S.T., MSEE. Doddy Setiadi, Dr. Ir. Ismail, M.T. Prof. Dr. Ahmad M. Ramli,
Secretary General and Acting Director General of Ak., MM., CA., CPA., QIA Director General of Resources SH, MH, FCBARB
Public Information and Communications (IKP) Inspector General Management and Equipment of Posts Director General of Posts and
and Informatics (SDPPI) Informatics Operations (PPI)
Semuel Abrijani Pangerapan, B.Sc Dr. Hary Budiarto M.Kom Ir. Anang Latif, ST. M.Sc.
Director General of Informatics Applications Head of Research and Human Resources President Director of the
(Aptika) Development Agency on Communications Telecommunication and Information
and Informatics (BLSDM) Accessibility Agency (BAKTI)
MINISTER OF COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATICS
SENIOR ADVISORS AND SPECIAL STAFFS TO THE
Prof. Dr. Drs. Henri Subiakto, SH. MA Prof. Dr. Widodo Muktiyo
Senior Advisor to the Minister of Communications Senior Advisor to the Minister of Communications and
and Informatics on Legal Affairs Informatics on Communications and Mass Media
Zulfan Lindan J. H. Philip M. Gobang Dedy Permadi, S. IP., M.A., PH.D. Dra. Rosarita Niken Widiastuti, M.Si
Special Staff to the Minister Special Staff to the Minister Special Staff to the Minister on Digital Special Staff to the Minister on Public
Policy and Human Resources Information and Communications and
Inter-institutional Relations
HIGHLIGHTS
OF 2020
A MCI’s
Momentum
B Accolades
in 2020 in 2020
A
MCI’S
MOMENTUM
IN 2020
JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL
MCI built telecommunications Minister of Communications MCI provided online programs MCI launched the
infrastructure in five priority and Informatics explained of Digital Talent Scholarships, PeduliLindungi application
tourist destinations to the projections of Siberkreasi Digital Literacy, to track the spread of the
improve the quality of Indonesia’s digital economy and Digital Technopreneurs COVID-19 virus.
tourism in Indonesia. in Washington D.C., USA to empower and educate
people during #DiRumahAja
Minister of Communications The Ministry of Industry, (#StayingAtHome) campaign
and Informatics, Johnny Ministry of Trade, Ministry amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
G Plate, submitted the of Finance, Ministry of
Personal Data Protection Communications and Minister of Communications and
(PDP) Bill to President Informatics, and all cellular Informatics issued a decision
Joko Widodo to ensure the operators were committed to related to COVID-19 tracing and
security of personal data preventing the circulation of tracking as stated in the Decree
ownership. illegal telecommunications of the Minister of Communications
equipment that is and Informatics Number 159 of
detrimental to the public, 2020 on COVID-19 Handling
industry, operators, and the through Supports of Postal and
state through IMEI control. Informatics Sector.
MCI’S MOMENTUM
IN THE MIDST OF PANCEMIC
MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST
To increase public awareness More than 11 thousand villages/urban MCI strengthened cooperation MCI cooperated with the US
of the COVID-19, MCI villages in the frontier, outermost, and in ICT infrastructure Government to strengthen
launched 1,000 Internet of least developed regions areas have investment with Qatar. cooperation in infrastructure,
Things (IoT)-based smart been covered by 4G networks which telecommunications, digital talent,
machines Akses. These were built by MCI and cellular operators. Minister of Communications and personal data protection.
machines are used in many and Informatics called for
cities, such as Greater Jakarta MCI, the Ministry of SOEs, and Telkom data sovereignty and security Minister of Communications
Area, Sidoarjo, and Bali. Indonesia added several features to at the G20 Digital Economy and Informatics encouraged
facilitate PeduliLindungi application Ministerial Meeting (DEFT) the development of solutions in
users in facing the new normal. height of event. the healthcare sector, such as
telemedical services, by utilizing
To encourage the digital economy The Indonesian government technology amid the COVID-19
ecosystem, including the development through MCI and the French pandemic. This remote health
of MSMEs during the COVID-19 government discussed three service allows patients and health
pandemic, MCI seeks to accelerate the collaborations in digital workers to perform a non-face-to-
digital world in a comprehensive way. transformation acceleration. face consultation.
MCI’S MOMENTUM
IN THE MIDST OF PANCEMIC
SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER
The construction of the MCI is committed to MCI, Siberkreasi, and Minister of Communications and Informatics
Multifunction Satellite accelerating the provision Katadata released the 2020 discussed cooperation with Minister of Foreign Trade
(SMF) of the Republic of of internet access in health National Digital Literacy and Investment of the Republic of France on the
Indonesia Satellite (SATRIA) care facilities throughout Survey result. Based on efforts to strengthen national connectivity between
commenced. Indonesia as a part of the digital literacy assessments Indonesia and France.
COVID-19 response and in 34 provinces in
The government started the the National Economic Indonesia, respondents The Telecommunication and Information Accessibility
implementation of IMEI control Recovery (PEN) strategy. stated that internet access Agency (BAKTI) of the MCI collaborated with
of telecommunication devices, is getting faster, more COVID-19 Handling and National Economic
such as mobile phones, In the ITU Virtual Digital affordable, andspread to Recovery Working Committee to accelerate internet
handheld computers, and World 2020 meeting, remote areas. services at 2,192 health care facilities.
CEIR-based tablet computers. Minister of Communications
and Informatics emphasized To support internet access Telemedical services were featured in the
Indonesia’s four initiatives in health service facilities, PeduliLindungi application owing to the collaboration
in accelerating the digital MCI prepared six initiatives. between MCI with Good Doctor Technology
transformation. Indonesia and GrabHealth.
Minister of Communications and Informatics was

optimistic that collaborative work would create a
connected Indonesia in 2021.
B
Ministry of Communications and
ACCOLADES Informatics attained the Award

of Archival Control for Ministries,
IN 2020 Institutions, and Local Governments
Year 2019 from the National Archives
of the Republic of Indonesia (ANRI).
(26/02/2020)
WORLD SUMMIT ON THE INFORMATION SOCIETY
CERTIFICATE OF RECOGNITION
The International Telecommunication Union is proud to award
Siberkreasi
Indonesia
Winner of WSIS Prizes 2020
Category 4
Capacity Building
for its outstanding contribution towards strengthening the implementation of the

World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) Outcomes
Houlin Zhao
Geneva, 07 September 2020 ITU Secretary-General
(26/11/2020) (07/09/2020) (06/11/2020)
Ministry of Communications and The National Movement of Digital BAKTI of MCI won the 6th
Informatics once again won the 2020 Literacy (GNLD) Siberkreasi annual Better Satellite World
National Legal Documentation and won the World Summit on the Awards.
Information Network (JDIHN) award. Information Society (WSIS)
Prizes 2020 contest.
ACCOLADES
IN 2020
(23/12/2020)
Informatics attained three
awards in the TOP DIGITAL
AWARDS 2020, as follow:
1. TOP DIGITAL Implementation of
2020 on Ministry # Level Stars 4
2. TOP DIGITAL Transformation
Readiness of 2020 (21/12/2020)
3. TOP Leader on Digital
Ministry of Communications and Informatics
Implementation of 2020
attained an award for the Integrity Zone Towards a
Corruption Free Area (WBK).
(01/04/2021)
Based on the Decree of the Minister of Finance Number 118/KMK.02/2021

on the Determination of State Ministries/Agencies awarded for Budget
Performance of State Ministries/Institutions for Fiscal Year 2020, MCI was
included in the Medium Ceiling category and was ranked 7th out of 16
State Ministries/Institutions amounted to 95.22 in Fiscal Year 2020.
CHAPTER I
TOWARD INDONESIA’S
DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
A
Promoting
B C
Productive Effective
D
MCI’s Strategic Roles in
Indonesia’s Digital Digital Public COVID-19 Handling and
Connectivity Space Communications National Economic Recovery
A PROMOTING INDONESIA’S
DIGITAL CONNECTIVITY
Turning pandemic crisis

into a giant leap in digital
ecosystem transformation
by developing robust
and inclusive digital
infrastructures.
Figure 1.1: BAKTI’s BTS Maintenance (1)
INTERNET CONNECTIVITY
TO SERVE THE COUNTRY
Internet service provision in public facilities

aims to combat digital divide, to open up
access, to develop adaptive skill in ICT use, to
promote e-literacy, and to boost community’s
economic growth. Meanwhile, internet service
provision in government offices is expected
to improve public services and to bridge the
information divide between villages and cities.
Base Transceiver Internet Access

Station (BTS) in Public Facilities
Internet Connectivity to Serve the Country
BASE TRANSCEIVER STATION (BTS)
These BTS towers are

spread across regions
As of December 2020, that have not received
1.682
MCI has built BTS cellular telecommunication
towers in 1,682 villages/ services, especially those in
urban villages and more the frontier, outermost, and
are to be built in the Villages/Urban Villages least developed areas (3T).
coming years. The figure adds the total
number of BTS of more
than 470,000 in Indonesia.
BTS DEPLOYMENT MAP AS OF 2020
West North Central

169 92 51
Kalimantan Kalimantan Sulawesi
North
40
Sumatera Central
Aceh 4 Riau 21 East North North
50 Kalimantan 23 15 180
Islands Kalimantan Sulawesi Maluku
West
Jambi 7 244 Papua 213
Papua
Gorontalo 5
South
7
Sumatera
Southeast
West 24
50 South Sulawesi
Sumatera 12
Kalimantan
Banten 2
East
Bengkulu 11 3 Maluku 243
Java West Nusa
55
Tenggara
Lampung 5
East Nusa
156
Tenggara
Chart 1.1: BTS Deployment Map as of December 2020 Total BTS in 2020: 1.682 BTS
As of December 2020, internet services are available
INTERNET ACCESS in 11,817 locations spread across the country as
IN PUBLIC FACILITIES shown in the following figures.
T
he government through MCI seeks to close digital
divide by providing internet services in remote areas.
To make this effort, MCI calls for cooperation based
HEALTH SERVICE GOVERNMENT
on the principles of synergy and bottom-up participation EDUCATION AREA
4.554 locations
CENTER OFFICE
3.803 locations 2.540 locations
through proposals from relevant local governments, ministries,
agencies, and institutions in accordance with Regulation of the
Minister of Communications and Informatics Number 10 of 2018
on Universal Service Obligations.
PUBLIC
Internet services are to be provided in government PLACE OF ACTIVITY TOURISM
WORSHIP CENTER SPOT
offices, public places, tourism destinations, health facilities, 451 locations 239 locations 76 locations
business service offices, educational institutions, defense and

security zones, public activity centers, and places of worship.
Internet service provision in public facilities aims to combat
digital divide, to open up access, to develop adaptive skill
in ICT use, to promote e-literacy, and to boost community’s
DEFENSE AND BUSINESS
economic growth. Meanwhile, internet service provision in PUBLIC SECURITY ZONE SERVICE OFFICE
SPACE 49 locations 42 locations
government offices, public spaces, community health centers 63 locations
(Puskesmas), vocational training centers, and village meeting

halls is expected to improve public services and to bridge the
information divide between villages and cities. Chart 1.2: Internet Access Distribution in Public Facilities as of December 2020
Support Indonesia’s Digital TV Migration
CLEAN PICTURE
CLEAN
CLEAN SOUND
CLEAR
ADVANCE TECHNOLOGY ADVANCED
MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATICS

REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
Turn Digital On!
Television migration from analog to digital or known as
BROADCASTING Analog Switch-Off (ASO) is inevitable in Indonesia’s digital
transformation.
DIGITALIZATION
Digital television migration has its strong reasons.

Two reasons behind the immediate switch-off of
ASO is targeted to take place at the latest on
analog television are as follows.
2 November 2022 based on Law Number 11 of
Our broadcasting industry has been bearing
2020 on Job Creation.
a huge cost for analog frequency lease.
The provision of frequency for other

services, such as fast internet services, has ANALOG SWITCH-OFF (ASO) BENEFITS
been hampered.
BROADCASTING
PUBLIC GOVERMENT
INDUSTRY
This policy will create
an efficient frequency Clean picture, clear sound, Business strategy adaptation in Efficiency in the frequency
and interactive menu. digital era. spectrum use.
spectrum use, a competitive
broadcasting industry, and More options in television Significant minimization of Significant increase in
programs and modern inefficiency, especially in analog the broadcasting industry
a Non-Tax State Revenue technology. frequency lease cost. competitiveness.
optimization.
Equal distribution of high-quality Robust broadcasting services from Non-Tax State Revenue
television broadcasting services bad weather. (PNBP) optimization.
across the Archipelago.
Robust broadcasting services Elimination of radio frequency

from bad weather. interference to neighboring
countries.
Table 1.1: Analog Switch-Off (ASO) Benefits
DIRECTION OF 5G DEVELOPMENT IN INDONESIA
USHER IN 5G
4.0 INDUSTRY
PREPARATION AND IMPLEMENTATION

OF NATIONAL 5G
PRIORITY
TOURISM
DESTINATIONS
As the effort to increase 4G service coverage to all
PRESIDENT
AND VICE
PRESIDENT
villages is ongoing, MCI is also preparing the next generation
WORK
PRIORITIES (5G) cellular technology connectivity in Indonesia. The said
5G implementation plan must be supported by adequate
broadband network infrastructure. To execute the national 5G
deployment, the government conducts the following activities:
STATE
CAPITAL 1. Formulating 5G roadmap
2. Providing frequency allocation required for 5G deployment
Chart 1.3: Direction of 5G Development in Indonesia 3. Preparing regulations and policies for the implementation
of 5G
4. Developing ecosystem and supporting ICT equipment for
SPECTRUM DEMAND (2014-2024) the acceleration of 5G implementation and utilization
5. Facilitating and assisting 5G infrastructure and network
2014 2019
deployment in 6 provincial capitals on the Java Island,
191 MHz 546 MHz 1.310 MHz 5 super priority tourism destinations, state capital (IKN),
2.047 MHz Total Demand until 2024 and 1 manufacturing industry in the early stage of 5G
1.882 MHz Spectrum Demand 5G implementation.
Chart 1.4: 5G Spectrum Demand (2014 - 2024)
Usher In 5G MCI continues to carry out farming and
refarming to add the radio frequency spectrum
FREQUENCY SPECTRUM availability for the implementation of the new mobile

broadband technology, especially 5G.
FARMING AND REFARMING To be able to keep up with data traffic growth,
especially in ushering in the 5G era, Indonesia needs
a total bandwidth of 1,882 MHz by 2024 (based on
ITB’s scientific study in 2018). In the end of 2019,
the radio frequency spectrum for mobile broadband
reached 737 MHz. In the end of 2020, there were an
HIGHER BAND additional of 30 MHz radio frequency spectrum.
Provides 5G network and is suitable for high-capacity transmission
SUPER
DATA LAYER and industrial automation which require super responsive MCI targets at least 1,310 MHz of additional
mmWave communication with latency of less than 1 millisecond.
radio frequency spectrum which must be achieved
Super Speed
gradually from 2020 to 2024 period. As a result, the
accumulated bandwidth in the end of 2024 will be
2,047 MHz.
CAPACITY LAYER HIGHER BAND
Sub 6 GHz
The umbrella network, a moderate combination
between mobility and capacity.
Best Mix of Capacity
and Coverage
FREQUENCY ADDITION AND REFARMING POLICIES
TECHNOLOGY- CLASS LICENSE FREQUENCY

MIDDLE BAND
COVERAGE LAYER NEUTRAL FREQUENCY REFARMING
Best for building penetration and
Sub 1 GHz
expanding mobile broadband range
(2G/3G/4G/5G) (WIFI and IoT)
especially in village areas.
Best for Improving
Broadband Penetration MCI has implemented a MCI has provided additional Frequency
technology-neutral policy that class license frequency refarming has
gives operators the freedom allocation that operators may been conducted
to use frequency for 2G, 3G, use to increase capacity with twice by MCI to
or 4G technologies according Licensed Assisted Access improve the quality
to the regional needs. It also technology. The ministry has also of 4G LTE service
includes consideration to set an additional class license in Indonesia.
Chart 1.5: New Frequency Band Candidates for 5G develop 5G technology. frequency allocation for WiFi and
IoT to give a room for innovation
without having to submit Radio
Station License (ISR).
Table 1.2: Frequency Addition and Refarming Policies
TOWARD INDONESIA SINGLE DATA
72
The National Data Centers (PDN) will be built
on a 49,491 square meter land of Greenland PDN will create efficiency in server,
International Industrial Center (GIIC) located in data center room, and general
Deltamas of Cikarang in Bekasi Regency and in application procurements in ministries
Batam of Riau Islands. Both PDNs will have a
storage capacity of 72 petabytes. Petabytes and agencies.
Why is National Data Center Important?
To achieve
To realize
government To support
electronic- To increase To improve To ensure
digital central and local To consolidate
based effectiveness government’s the National
transformation governments Indonesia
government in public online service Strategic Data
as instructed digitalization Single Data.
systems (SPBE) services. quality. security.
by President programs.
integration.
Jokowi.
Chart 1.6: National Data Center Benefits
B PRODUCTIVE
DIGITAL SPACE
Every citizen must receive

adequate digital literacy for
adopting technology, using
digital technology in daily life,
utilizing technology for living, and
increasing the quality of life.
In the industrial development

in digital era, one must have
self-skill and competence to be
absorbed by the industries.
PREPARING DIGITAL TALENT
To achieve digital transformation, Indonesia needs 9 To prepare and train the talents, MCI provides trainings in
million digital talents in 15 years. It equals to 600.000 basic, intermediate, and advanced levels.
talents per year.
ADVANCED
DIGITAL SKILL
An intensive training program designed for policy makers

in government and private institutions to increase the
capacities in digital technology and policy sectors. INTERMEDIATE
Target: Practicians in leadership level (both ini DIGITAL SKILL
government and private sectors).
A training aimed to increase people’s skill and
competitiveness in IT and MSMEs sectors.
Target: Workers in technical and professional levels
BASIC DIGITAL SKILL-
DIGITAL LITERACY
A national movement aimed to increase digital literacy, hoax

handling ability, and talent on social media and digital media.
Target: General public.
Chart 1.7: MCI’s Trainings to Prepare Digital Talent
Preparing Digital Talent
T
he Siberkreasi National Movement for Digital Literacy
SIBERKREASI ACCELERATES (GNLD) is an initiative from MCI to accelerate digital
DIGITAL LITERACY DEVELOPMENT literacy development in the country. This activity
serves as a place for collaboration, coordination, and synergy
of various stakeholders to promote a comprehensive and
sustainable digital literacy advocacy and education. In 2020, the
Digital Literacy Program targeted 205,000 people to be literate
in the ICT field. Exceeding the target, there were 213,143 ICT-
literate people through 642 online activities by the end of 2020.
Siberkreasi GNLD not only exceeded the target, but also

won the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS)
Prizes in 2020. It was named as the Winner of the Action Lines
WSIS C4 Capacity Building related to the fulfillment of SDGs
Number 4: Quality Education.
In 2020, MCI together with digital literacy activists under

the Siberkreasi GNLD formulated the National Digital Literacy
Roadmap. The formulation was carried out through a series of
focus group discussions from September to November 2020
which were attended by a network of digital literacy activists
across institutions and communities. It produced a guidance
to organize digital literacy activities which are divided into
the followings (1) preparation of digital literacy modules and
curricula; (2) rebranding of the national digital literacy program
activities; and (3) implementation of the national digital literacy
program in 514 regencies/cities in 34 provinces.
Figure 1.3: Siberkreasi GNLD 2020
DIGITAL TALENT SCHOLARSHIP,

D
igital Talent Scholarship (DTS) is a scholarship
TOWARDS DIGITAL SOCIETY program on intensive training that aims to
improve the skills and competitiveness of human
resources in the field of information and communication
technology. The DTS is a part of the national priority
development programs.
Furthermore, it aims at reducing the digital skill

gap in Indonesia so that the talent supply required by
industries will also be available in not only big cities and
western Indonesian regions.
Companies recruiting talents, educational service

providers, policymakers, and the public shall make
closer collaboration to bridge the demand and supply.
DTS Certification and Total Number of

Training Methods Participants in 2020
94% 6% 58.116
Comprising fresh graduates, the
Online Offline public, and state employees.
Figure 1.4: DTS intensive training activity 2020 (1) Table 1.3: 2020 DTS Training Methods and Total Number of Participants
Digital Talent Scholarship, Towards Digital Society
HUMAN RESOURCE/DIGITAL
TALENT DEVELOPMENT Figure 1.5: DTS intensive training activity 2020 (2)
FRESH GRADUATE ACADEMY (FGA)

The FGA is a competency-based training program conducted in
ONLINE ACADEMY (OA) collaboration with GlobalTech that aims at ICT and Mathematics and
The OA training program is an online training program in the Science Undergraduates. It is open for people with disabilities.
field of Information Technology for the public, state apparatus,
university students, and industry players.
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL GRADUATE ACADEMY (VSGA)
The VSGA is a national competency-based training program that aims at
THEMATIC ACADEMY (TA) graduates of Vocational Schools and Vocational Educational Institutions
The TA training program is a multisectoral training program for in the field of IT, Telecommunications, Design, and Multimedia.
developing human resources that aims at trainees from different
networks and multidiscipline.
REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACADEMY (RDA)
The RDA training program is a training program for
DIGITAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP ACADEMY (DEA) developing human resources that aims to improve State
The DEA training program is a training program for developing Apparatus’ competence in the Priority Tourism Areas and 122
human resources that aims at Micro, Small, and Medium Development Priority Districts.
Enterprises (MSMEs) digital talent.
Chart 1.8: DTS program Academies
Digital Talent Scholarship, Towards Digital Society

1 FRESH GRADUATE
ACADEMY (FGA)
2 VOCATIONAL SCHOOL
GRADUATE ACADEMY
TRAINING THEMES CCNA Network Engineer
(VSGA)
IN THE ACADEMIES CCNA Cyberoperation Specialist

Cloud Computing
Network Administrator
Mobile Programmer
Core System Administration Web Developer
Java Programming Graphic Designer
Each academy in the Digital Talent Scholarship Database Design and Motion Graphic Artist
Programming with SQL Multimedia Designer
program comprises several training themes that every
Data Science Drive Tester
trainee may choose the preferred one.
3 THEMATIC
ACADEMY (TA)
4 REGIONAL
DEVELOPMENT
5 ONLINE
ACADEMY (OA)
6 DIGITAL
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
ACADEMY (RDA) ACADEMY (DEA)
Digital Marketing OpenStack Administrator
IT Project Management Social Media Analysis Containers, Kubernetes, OpenShift Digital Entrepreneurship- General
Big Data (for social science) Big Data Analytics IT Essentials Class (Google)
Banking IT Junior Graphic Designer CCNA Network Engineer Digital Entrepreneurship - IRT Class
IT for former Migrant Workers Junior Network Administrator CCNA Cyber Operations Specialist (Google)
Smart City Python Digital Entrepreneurship Facebook
Programming: HTML, CSS, Javascript Digital Entrepreneurship- General
Android Developer Class (Gojek)
iOS Developer- Augmented Reality Digital Entrepreneurship- Culinary
Associate Cloud Engineer Class (Gojek)
Digital Skills Digital Entrepreneurship (Tokopedia)
ENCOURAGING DIGITAL
STARTUPS TO SCALE UP
M
inistry of Communications and Informatics provides access,
mentoring, and networking for national digital startups because
they are expected to contribute to the digital economy.
Furthermore, the digital economy downstream sector will complement
the government’s efforts to expedite Information and Communication
Technology (ICT) infrastructure development.
“Digital talent availability plays an

essential role in the growth of digital
start-up industry in Indonesia, in
addition to funding access availability.”
Johnny G. Plate
in an event titled “The Milestone Day Startup Studio Indonesia” (26/11/2020)
ENCOURAGING DIGITAL STARTUPS TO SCALE UP
2017 2020
NEXT INDONESIA STARTUP STUDIO

UNICORN (NEXTICORN) INDONESIA
Nexticorn is a meeting platform The Startup Studio Indonesia
2016 for Indonesia’s best startups program is an intensive program for
that have gone through a early-stage start-ups to accelerate
rigorous curation process the business scale-up. The program
NATIONAL MOVEMENT OF and world venture capital targets start-ups at the Angel stage
1000 DIGITAL STARTUPS companies. The goal is to to pre-series A stage and prioritizes
create new unicorns from technology start-ups having users
The program aims to search
Indonesia with a valuation of and particular data traction.
and develop start-ups
over US$1 billion.
who are in the initial stage
Indonesian Startup Studio Focus:
(ideation stage) and still
Product and team acceleration
formulating the Minimum
Fundraising strategy validation
Viable Product.
Growth marketing strategy
Technology development
support
Business skills sharpening
Chart 1.9: Ministry of Communications and Informatics’ timeline in encouraging digital start-ups to scale up
SECURE AND CONVENIENT DIGITAL SPACE
T
2020 ILLEGAL CONTENT ACCESS TERMINATION he Ministry of Communications and
Informatics officially operated the AIS
Engine on 3 January 2018. The AIS
130.254 183.434
Engine is equipped with Artificial Intelligence to
search for illegal contents in the digital space
based on the keyword-based search method.
WEBSITES SOCIAL MEDIA CONTENTS
The engine operation aims to make a more
friendly, secure, and comfortable digital space.
Table 1.4: Total number of access terminations to illegal contents in 2020
ILLEGAL CONTENT ACCESS TERMINATION FLOWCHART
ILLEGAL ILLEGAL
CONTENT CONTENT
AIS ENGINE
SCREEN SCREEN
CAPTURE CAPTURE
ACCESS TO ACCOUNT/WEBSITE
WILL BE TERMINATED AFTER
VERIFIER TEAM PROVEN ILLEGAL
COORDINATING WITH INTERNET
SERVICE PROVIDERS AND
SOCIAL MEDIA OPERATORS.
Chart 1.10: Flow of Illegal Content Access Termination through AIS Engine
Secure And Convenient Digital Space
STATISTICS OF ILLEGAL INTERNET STATISTICS OF ILLEGAL INTERNET

CONTENT HANDLING ON WEBSITES CONTENT HANDLING ON SOCIAL MEDIA
TOTAL
76.216 46.172 183.434

Gambling Porn Statistics of Illegal Internet
#1 165.698 Content Handling on Social Media
3.484 2.903
Fraud Intellectual
Property Rights
#2 5.843
infringement
#5
225
Illegal Internet Content
1.272
TELEGRAM
#3
Handling on Webistes
1.366
Illegal contents
95
Information
FILE
SHARING
#6
reported by security
sector agencies violation
#4 399
8 1
10
Hoaxes
Terrorism, Radicalism, Sentiment
on SARA (tribal, religious, racial
and societal group), Separatism,
Dangerous Organizations, Etc.
Chart 1.11: Statistics of Illegal Internet Content Handling on Websites Chart 1.12: Statistics of Illegal Internet Content Handling on Social Media
Source: Directorate General of Informatics Applications Source: Directorate General of Informatics Applications
Secure And Convenient Digital Space HANDLING OF HOAXES ON COVID-19 AND ITS VACCINES
FINDINGS HANDLING OF HOAX SPREAD HOAX HANDLING BY THE NATIONAL POLICE
30 JANUARY 2020 - 30 JANUARY 2021
1.396 COVID-19
HOAXES 2.209 1.926 283 TOTAL CASE NUMBER TOTAL SUSPECT NUMBER
hoax access 104 104

92 VACCINE Total hoaxes in termination Hoax in access
Platforms termination process Hoax Cases In 20 jurisdictions
HOAXES (taken- down) of Regional Police/Criminal
Suspects undergo-
ing legal process.
Investigation Department.
221
SPREAD OF HOAXES, 4 56 2
ILLEGAL CONTENTS, AND 1.672 21 488 28
NEGATIVE CAMPAIGNS Findings Findings Findings Findings
ON COVID-19 AND ITS
1.451 17 432 26
VACCINES
EFFORTS MADE BY THE MINISTRY EFFORTS MADE BY THE KPCPEN
1 Coordination with Mafindo’s Cek Fakta (Fact-Checker) and other fact-

checkers of other mainstream media, such as Tempo and Kompas.
UPSTREAM MIDDLE DOWNSTREAM 2 Hoax mapping and hoax clarification formulation for hoaxes spread in
Whatsapp groups.
3 Delivery of official information on vaccination through reference
channels and documents.
Improvement of people’s Monitoring and Data support to National Police’s
digital literacy and skills. handling of illegal Criminal Investigation Department 4 Develop hoax finding platform: s.id/infovaksin.
contents in the internet. for law enforcement purpose. 5 Periodic formulation of infographics for various digital channels.
Chart 1.13: Summary of Handling of Hoaxes on Covid-19 and its Vaccines in 2020
Why Must Personal
PROTECT DIGITAL IDENTITY,
BILL ON PERSONAL DATA Data be Protected?
PROTECTION (PDP) Personal Data is a high value asset/commodity in the
era of big data and digital economy.
Personal Data is part of the human rights that has been
mandated by the state through the 1945 Constitution.
There are many cases of leakage and misuse of
T he concept of personal data protection implies

that individuals have the right to decide whether
to share, limit, or exchange their personal data.
personal data, especially in the Digital Financial
Technology sector.
The government needs to be present to ensure the
stipulation of personal data protection in a regulation.
The PDP Bill is expected to become a strong and The purposes of the
comprehensive regulation in regulating personal data,
both domestically and across national borders. The PDP regulation are
PDP Bill has been officially submitted by President Joko
Widodo to the Speaker of the House of Representatives
To guarantee the rights of citizens to
of the Republic of Indonesia through Presidential Letter
No. R-05/Pres/01/2020 dated 24 January 2020. personal data protection;
To raise public awareness of the
importance of protecting personal data;
To ensure recognition and respect for
personal data protection.
C EFFECTIVE
PUBLIC COMMUNICATION
To expedite public information

dissemination as provided in
the Presidential Instruction
Number 9 of 2015 on Public
Communication Management,
the Ministry of Communications
and Informatics play the leader’s
role as Government Public
Relation. The ministry continues
to disseminate public information
related to government programs.
Figure 1.6: Minister of Communications and Informatics carries out Virtual 2020 Ramadan Silaturahmi (communal bonds)
ACCELERATION OF
GOVERNMENT PRIORITY THE MINISTRY’S PUBLIC
INFORMATION FOCUS
PROGRAM INFORMATION REGARDING GOVERNMENT
DISSEMINATION PROGRAMS AND NATIONAL
PRIORITY PROGRAMS IN 2020:
I
n order to support the fast delivery of information on government
policies and programs, the Ministry of Communications and 2020 Simultaneous Regional Election
Informatics has the task of creating a single narrative which is then
The COVID-19 Pandemic Handling
disseminated to the public by government agencies through their
various communication channels. Stunting Prevention
National Economic Recovery
National Insight/Pancasila Character
Education
Digital Economy
Clean Indonesia Movement
2020 Government Priority Program

Information Dissemination Coverage
Figure 1.7: Webinar on Vaccine: Tak Kenal Maka Tak Kebal (Be Informed, Be Immune)
269.450.761
– Public Information Officers Dissemination Forum
GOVERNMENT’S INFORMATION
DELIVERY TO THE FRONTIER, OUTERMOST,
AND LEAST DEVELOPED REGIONS
T
hroughout 2020, the Ministry of Communications and Informatics
played a role as the orchestrator for public communication across
Ministries/Institutions. In addition to information on government priority
programs, COVID-19 handling issues, such as vaccinations and economic
recovery, were also the focus of public communication of the ministry.
All information was spread through various digital and non-digital
channels to all country’s remote areas, including the frontier, outermost,
and least developed (3T) regions. The ministry had also built a grassroots
communication network through Public Information Officer (PIP) in 500 priority
sub-districts in the frontier, outermost, and least developed (3T) regions.
Now, the ministry is metamorphosing into a ministry that focuses on
telecommunications and digital matters. It will continue to carry out public
communications, but with a shifting focus to orchestrating and arranging
agenda setting.
MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATICS AS THE

COORDINATOR OF PUBLIC COMMUNICATION MANAGEMENT
Coordinate planning, Review data and information submitted by

broadcasting, and ministries and non-ministerial government
implementation of agencies, conduct media monitoring
government policies and analyze media content related to
and programs. government policies and programs.
D
MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATICS’
STRATEGIC ROLE IN COVID-19 HANDLING AND NATIONAL
ECONOMIC RECOVERY
Protect ourselves,
Protect the country,
End the Pandemic.
PRESENTING T hroughout 2020 and until now, the
DIGITAL PLATFORM Informatics has developed various
technology platforms, including the
OF COVID-19 PeduliLindungi application and the One
Vaccination Data System, to support the
HANDLING joint efforts to accelerate the handling of the
COVID-19 pandemic.
PEDULILINDUNGI APPLICATION
ONE VACCINATION
PUBLIC COMMUNICATION CHATBOT COVID19.GO.ID
DATA SYSTEM
MANAGEMENT
It is an application to prevent the spread of The Covid19.go.id chatbot is an This system complements the
COVID-19, which also runs a COVID-19 information channel containing data PeduliLindungi platform, which is
alert system. It was developed under on the distribution of cases and also used to re-register vaccination
collaboration between PT. Telekomunikasi basic information about COVID-19 recipients. The Ministry of
Indonesia, Tbk., Ministry of Health, and that the public can easily access. Communications and Informatics
Ministry of Communications and Informatics. provides a WhatsApp chatbot channel
through the number 0811 1050 0567
or the link http://bit.ly/vaccincovidri.
MAIN FEATURE TOTAL USERS This channel is developed to make

Virus Spread Tracking 2.728.306 users it easier for health workers whose
Zoning Information data has not been inputted to register
Crowd Notification The Covid19.go.id chatbot is an anywhere.
Social Media Feedwall information channel containing data
My Diary on the distribution of cases and basic
COVID-19 Vaccination Registration & information about COVID-19 that the
Vaccine Certification public can easily access.
TOTAL USERS TOTAL SMS TERKIRIM

4.656.831 66.947.278 billion SMS*
*Source: Directorate General of Posts and *Source: Directorate General of Posts and Informatics
Informatics Operations, as of 15 September 2020 Operations, as of 15 September 2020
Table 1.5: Ministry of Communications and Informatics’ Digital Platforms for the Acceleration of COVID-19 Pandemic Handling Figure 1.8: PeduliLindungi Application
PROVISION OF
INTERNET ACCESSAT
THE FRONTLINES
T
o mitigate the COVID-19 pandemic and
national economic recovery, the Ministry
of Communications and Informatics stays
committed in accelerating the provision of internet
access for health service facilities throughout
Indonesia through BAKTI, especially in the Frontier,
Outermost, and Least Developed (3T) areas.
As of 24 December 2020, the Ministry of
Communications and Informatics has provided fast
internet access at 3,126 health facilities, accounting
to a total of 13,011 physical health facilities in
Indonesia in order to accelerate the mitigation of
COVID-19, including vaccination programs and
issuance of digital vaccination certificates.
With this acceleration, the provision of internet
access for nationwide health facilities which was
originally targeted to be complete in 2027 can now
be achieved four times faster.
Figure 1.9: Provision of Internet Access by the Ministry of

Communications and Informatics at Rakumpit Community Health Center.
ACTIVE CONTRIBUTION
T
here are two channels of public communications related to COVID-19
handling: first, health and the pandemic-related public communication
OF PUBLIC carried out by the COVID-19 Task Force and the Ministry of Health, and,
second, National Economic Recovery-related public communication.
COMMUNICATIONS IN Ministry of Communications and Informatics helps and strengthens public
communication on National Economic Recovery (PEN), as reflected in the
COVID-19 HANDLING overall structure and projected budget of government public communications.
AND NATIONAL With centralized management of public communication, the public

would gain more clarity regarding information and therefore ignore confusing
ECONOMIC RECOVERY statements from parties who do not have the authority or relevant expertise.
FIVE SPOKESPERSONS FOR COVID-19 VACCINE IN INDONESIA
WIKU ADISASMITO REISA BROTO ASMORO BAMBANG HERIYANTO SITI NADIA TARMIZI LUCIA RIZKA ANDALUSIA
Head of COVID-19 Task Force/Expert Team Spokesperson of COVID-19 Task Force Spokesperson of PT Biofarma Spokesperson & Director of Prevention and Mitigation Spokesperson of BPOM
of Transmissive Diseases of Ministry of Health
BAB II
MCI’s BLUE
FINANCIAL
REPORT
A
Budget
B
Non-Tax State
Realization Revenue (PNBP)
Realization
Figure 2.1: Work Meeting of Ministry of Communications and Informatics with Commission I of DPR RI
A
MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS EMPLOYEE EXPENDITURE
AND INFORMATICS’ BUDGET Expenditure budget allocation

95,03%
REALIZATION 2020 for employee expenditure
per 31 December 2020, was at
Rp 507,585,826,000
Expenditure budget realization

The Ministry of Communications and Informatics’ budget for employee expenditure
realization in Fiscal Year 2020 was Rp 7,945,022,266,785 Realization Ceiling Rp 482,346,101,685
or 98.17% of the budget execution document (DIPA) ceiling
at Rp 8,093,071,658,000.
GOODS EXPENDITURE
Expenditure budget allocation

98,43% for goods expenditure
98,17% per 31 December 2020, was at
Rp 7,202,699,923,000
Budget Ceiling (Rp)
8.093.071.658.000 Expenditure budget realization

for goods expenditure
Total budget ceiling per 31 December 2020
Realization Ceiling Rp 7,089,738,958,299
CAPITAL EXPENDITURE
Budget Realization (Rp)
7.945.022.266.785
Expenditure budget allocation
97,43% for capital expenditure
Total budget realization per 31 December 2020 Rp 382,785,909,000
Realization Ceiling
Expenditure budget realization
for capital expenditure
Chart 2.1: Budget Realization of Ministry of Communications and Informatics 2020
Realization Ceiling Rp 372,937,206,801
Chart 2.2: Expenditure Budget Allocation of Ministry of

Communications and Informatics 2020
B NON-TAX STATE REVENUE (PNBP) REALIZATIONFOR MINISTRY
OF COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATICS SECTOR 2020
The Ministry of Communications and Informatics’ budget realization in Fiscal Year 2020 was at
Rp 7,945,022,266,785 or 98.17% of the DIPA ceiling at Rp 8,093,071,658,000.
25,000 20.706
20,000
16.365 17.605
15,000
10,000
5,000
3.722 3.830 3.435
1.027 1.098 1.118
198 182 191
48 53 57
35 37 37
2018 2019 2020
Frequency BHP USO PNBP Telecommunications BHP Device Certifications Broadcast IP Other PNBP
Chart 2.3: Non-Tax State Revenue (PNBP) Realization for Ministry of Communications and Informatics Sector 2020
5 STEPS TO ACCELERATE
CHAPTER III
STRATEGIC PLANS FOR 1 Acceleration of access opening,
digital infrastructure improvement,
and internet service provision.
ACCELERATION OF
ININDONESIA 2020
Formulation of roadmap of digital
transformation for strategic sectors.
2
3 Integration of National Data Center.
4
A B C
Preparing Digital Talents.
Acceleration
of National
Digitalization
Preparing
Digital
Talents
Strategic Plans
for COVID-19
Mitigation
5 Preparing regulations, financing
schemes, and funding.
Chart 3.1: Five Steps to Accelerate Digital Transformation

ACCELERATION
A OF NATIONAL
DIGITALIZATION
Ministry of Communications and Informatics priorities

are in line with the outline of national development
priorities which encourage fair distribution of physical
infrastructure to support the growth and rejuvenation
of national economy. This physical infrastructure
refers to telecommunications infrastructure
which improve the connectivity of Indonesia as
an archipelagic country, in order to connect the
unconnected without leaving a single person behind.
Figure 3.1: Minister of Communication and Informatics at a

Press Conference for COVID-19 Vaccine Arrival
More Connected to Serve
4G-Connected
FOCUSING ON BTS AND INTERNET 85%

ACCESS DEVELOPMENT IN 3T AREAS
Total
villages in
Indonesia
83.218
A
s the executor of digital transformation, the
Ministry of Communications and Informatics has
prepared various programs including provision of
internet access that reaches all parts of Indonesia. This Not Connected by 4G
year sees construction to begin in various areas that

have long been considered blank spots.
15%
The construction of BTS in order to provide internet
access that reaches all parts of Indonesia especially
in 3T regions will be carried out by the Communication
12.548 VILLAGES NOT YET CONNECTED BY INTERNET
and Informatics Accessibility Agency (BAKTI), while the
73% 27%
non-3T areas will be handed over to cellular operators.
3T AREAS NON-3T AREAS
In 2021, the Ministry of Communications and Informatics
through BAKTI plans to build 4,200 BTS in 12,548
villages which is set for completion by the end of 2022. Chart 3.2: BTS and Internet Access Development Data 2020
Source: Combined from Dukcapil 2016, BIG 2016, BPN 2015, Cell Operators Coverage & Data Site Q3 2019
T
here are at least 150,000 public service points throughout
More Connected to Serve Indonesia that require adequate internet connectivity. For this
matter, the Government of Indonesia seeks to provide satellites
THE GRAND
through the Republic of Indonesia Multifunction Satellite PPP Project
(SATRIA) which is targeted to operate in Q4 of 2023. By using High-
LAUNCHING OF SATRIA Throughput Satellite (HTS) technology, the Ka-Band satellite with 150
Gbps capacity is expected to cover the blank spots in 3T areas.
150,000 PUBLIC SERVICE POINTS TO

2020
2020-
2023 2023 BE COVERED BY SATRIA-1 SATELLITE
SATRIA construction SATRIA construction SATRIA grand

15%
begins with the signing takes places from launching in 2023.
of Preliminary Working Q3 2020 to Q2 By the end of 2023,
Agreement (PWA) 2023. SATRIA will start
between BUP and operating to serve the
satellite factory Thales needs of KPU/USO 93.900 47.900 3.700 4.500
Alenia Space on programs as well as Schools/Islamic Regional Health Other Public
September 3, 2020. those of ministries/ Boarding Schools Government Offices Facilities Services
institutions.
Chart 3.4: Coverage of SATRIA-1 Satellite in Public Facilities
With total satellite capacity of 150 Gbps, each public

service point shall receive 1 Mbps allocation.
Chart 3.3: SATRIA Timeline Project 2020-2023
TURN DIGITAL ON: DIGITAL
TELEVISION (DTV)
M
inistry of Communications and Informatics sets
the migration of analogue TV broadcasts to digital
TV, also known as Analog Switch-Off (ASO), for
Regulatory framework
completion in two years. To realize this target, the Ministry of for preparation and
Communications and Informatics has updated the TVRI digital
transmitter system in 34 locations to ease the digitization
implementation of
process. television digitalization:
Law No. 11 of 2020 on Job Creation mandates that TV
Government Regulation No. 5 of 2021 on the
digitalization take effect from 20 November 2022, making ASO
Implementation of Risk-Based Business Licensing
a necessity. The Job Creation Act has also opened up space
(PP NSPK).
for more efficient use of capital expenditure through costs that
will be provided to prepare digital television infrastructure. Government Regulation No. 46 of 2021 on Posts,
Telecommunications, and Broadcasting (PP
With the issuance of regulations on the ASO, migration
Postelsiar).
of analog broadcasts to digital, the public can experience the
presence of more efficient frequency spectrum management 5 (five) Ministerial Regulation Drafts (RPM) for Posts,
and benefits, and enjoy television broadcasts with cleaner Telecommunications, dan Broadcasting Sector.
images, clearer sounds, and more advanced technology.
TOWARDS 5G
I
CT development is an important Starting in 2021, 5G services will
prerequisite to realizing digital begin to be developed and enjoyed
transformation in Indonesia. It is by the public in certain locations. By
the Ministry of Communications and utilizing the Dynamic Spectrum Sharing
Informatics’ role and responsibility (DSS) and Carrier Aggregation (CA)
to provide infrastructure as well as features, the existing cellular frequency
access to fairly distributed ICT services bands used to provide 4G services
throughout Indonesia with good quality can also be optimized to bring 5G
and affordability. service traffic to subscribers of each
In addition to developing cellular operator. These existing cellular
ICT infrastructure, national digital frequency bands are those currently
transformation also needs support via identified in the ecosystem of devices
adoption of the latest technological that support 5G services, including
developments, such as the fifth- but not limited to 800 MHz, 900 MHz,
generation network or 5G. The 1800 MHz, 2.1 GHz, and 2.3 GHz radio
network will be a game changer with frequency bands.
a far-reaching impact on Indonesia’s
connectivity, even as far as being the
backbone of digital transformation and
main driver of economic growth.
Currently, the Ministry of
Communications and Informatics is
formulating a 5G Implementation Policy
Roadmap in Indonesia to produce a
comprehensive strategy, by assigning a
5G Task Force.
Figure 3.2: BAKTI’s BTS Ministry of Communications and Informatics of the Republic of Indonesia | Annual Report 2020 55
Roadmap 5G
ROADMAP 5G
T
he 4G network is the basic foundation for developing 5G
networks in the future. The main objective of closing the 4G
blank spots is to ensure the availability of a 4G network that
is adequate in capacity, evenly distributed in coverage so that it is
easily accessible anywhere, and at an affordable price, which then
forms the basis for Ministry of Communications and Informatics to
formulate a Roadmap for 5G Implementation Policies in Indonesia.
Figure 3.3: Minister of Communications and Informatics at the Press
The 5G roadmap aims to produce a holistic and cohesive Conference “Issues of Communications and Informatics Sector in the Job
5G technology implementation policy strategy, to eventually Creation Law Draft Bill or Omnibus Law”.
support the digital transformation listed in the 2021-2024 Digital

Indonesia Roadmap. To this end, the Ministry of Communications Regulatory support for 5G
and Informatics has formed a 5G Task Force, the output of which implementation in Indonesia comes with the
will be finalized at the end of 2021 in the form of a comprehensive establishment of Law No. 11 of 2020 on Job
5G policy recommendation with a detailed work plan, which covers Creation. The matter of spectrum sharing
all work units at the Ministry of Communications and Informatics. policy is eased up by the flexibility of Job
Creation Law and its implementing regulations,
which enables a cooperative scheme for the
Five work units of 5G Task Force with their focused aspects: use of a radio frequency spectrum.
In addition, the policy for sharing passive
infrastructure and active networks also gains
advantage from the Job Creation Act and its
implementing regulations. It is hoped that
this regulatory jump will further encourage
Radio Frequency Business Infrastructure Devices & Regulatory
Spectrum Models Ecosystem efficiency and accelerate the implementation
of 5G in Indonesia with sufficient quality.
Roadmap 5G
ROADMAP 5G
Informatics will accelerate the 5G
network development in Indonesia
gradually within 13 areas.
The New National Capital (IKN)
6 Province Capitals in Java
5 Super Priority Tourist Destinations

2021 2022 2023 1 Manufacturing Industry
Ministry of Preparing Preparing 11
Communications regulations and locations for 5G
and Informatics policies as well implementation.
prepares national as acceleration
5G roadmap. of 5G.
Target of Completion:
Ministry of Communications
and Informatics / 28-04-2021
Implementation of 5G
in 13 total locations.
2024
2024
Chart 3.5: 5G Roadmap
REALIZING ONE DATA
INDONESIA
T
he National Data Center (PDN) integration is
a real step in supporting the National Digital
Transformation Acceleration Agenda. In this case,
the Ministry of Communications and Informatics is tasked
with building and consolidating a data center or server
room managed by the ministry/institution in the facility.
Figure 3.4: Minister of MCI Reviewing Location for
Data Center Construction in Cikarang
In 2021, preparations for the PDN construction

will be carried out immediately from the preparation of
construction bid administration, development planning
documentation, institutional formulation, and coordination
with various stakeholders. The construction of the
Greater Jakarta PDN is scheduled to start in October
2021 and is targeted to start full operation in 2024.
In addition to preparing the construction of PDN in

Greater Jakarta, in 2021, the Ministry of Communications
and Informatics will also prepare a land for the second
PDN with an alternative location on Batam Island of the
Riau Islands province.
Figure 3.5: Data Center Construction Site in Cikarang
PERSONAL DATA The PDP Bill provides a legal basis for Indonesia to protect people’s
PROTECTION personal data while at the same time guaranteeing national security
and sovereignty.
(PDP) BILL
GOVERNMENT WORK GOVERNMENT WORK

COMMENCING
COMMITTEE TEAM MEETING WITH
THE PLENARY
MEETING WITH COMMISSION I DPR RI
SUBMISSION OF THE SESSION IN 2021
COMMISSION I DPR RI January 19-20, 2021
PRESIDENT’S LETTER 11 January 2021
TO THE HOUSE OF 1 October 2020
REPRESENTATITVES 11 November 2020
(DPR) 18 November 2020
24 January 2020
30 November 2020
2020 2021
GOVERNMENT DELIBERATION
WORK MEETING GOVERNMENT WORK ON SUBSTANCE
WITH COMMISSION I MILESTONES OF 2020 COMMITTEE TEAM CHANGES
DPR RI DELIBERATIONS MEETING WITH PROBLEM
25 February 2020 145 of 371 Problem COMMISSION I DPR RI INVENTORY LIST
1 September 2020 Inventory List discussed 145 of 371 Problem April 6-8, 2021
7 September 2020 Inventory List discussed
Chart 3.6: Timeline of PDP Bill Year 2020-2021
The digital sovereignty and independence of the Indonesian
nation is one of the focuses of President Joko Widodo’s
B
directions which invites all nation’s elements to take advantage
PREPARING of digital connectivity to connect Indonesia with a new mindset,
DIGITAL TALENTS global business opportunities, and future. The preparation of

capable digital talent in the face of the digital disruption era is
one of the main drivers of productive use of digital connectivity
as a manifestation of Indonesia’s digital transformation agenda.
Figure 3.8: Intensive Training Activity of Digital Talent Scholarship (DTS) 2020 (3)
2021 DIGITAL TALENT
SCHOLARSHIP (DTS)
2021 DTS Program is divided into eight academies:

Fresh Graduate Academy (FGA)
Thematic Academy (TA)
Professional Academy (ProA)
Government Transformation Academy (GTA)
Digital Entrepreneurship Academy (DEA)
Digital Leadership Academy (DLA)
Talent Scouting Academy (TSA)
T
he Digital Talent Scholarship (DTS) program is designed as
an effort by the Ministry of Communication and Informatics
to provide digital skill training at the intermediate level for
the Indonesian people. DTS is intended for the young labors, as
well as technical and professional level workers who are eager to
refresh or upskill their capacities in the digital sector, including in
big data, artificial intelligence, machine learning, cloud computing,
cybersecurity, or the use of other digital technology advancements.
The program, which collaborates with 93 universities and
polytechnics in 34 provinces, is expected to benefit young labor and
Figure 3.8: Intensive Training Activity of
Digital Talent Scholarship (DTS) 2020 (4) the general public.
2021 DIGITAL TALENT
SCHOLARSHIP (DTS)
In 2021, the Ministry of Communications and Informatics

targets 100,000 fresh graduates, the general public, and state
employees to improve their competence through trainings and
certifications.
The following is a detailed list of the number of

participants in the DTS program to be held in 2021:

1. Fresh Graduate Academy (FGA) Target: 10,000 participants
2. Professional Academy (ProA) Target: 24,000 participants
3. Thematic Academy (TA) Target: 10,000 participants
4. Government Transformation Academy (GTA)Target: 18,500
participants
5. Talent Scouting Academy (TSA) Target: 2,736 participants
6. Digital Enterpreneurship Academy (DEA)
Target: 22,000 participants
7. Vocational School Graduate Academy (VSGA)
Target: 12,764 participants
Figure 3.8: Intensive Training Activity of Digital Talent Scholarship (DTS) 2020 (5)
More Digital Literate Indonesia
The following are the four pillars of literacy to introduce and provide
DIGITAL LITERACY information and communication technology (ICT) tools understanding.
SWIFT MOVEMENT
DIGITAL
Digital skills are related to the individual’s ability
T
SKILL
o ensure that people use advancement in to identify, understand, and use digital hardware,
software, and operating systems in their everyday life.
digital technology productively, healthily,
and safely, a competent and digitally literate
society is a prerequisite. The National Digital
Literacy Program is a real commitment of the DIGITAL
Digital culture means a form of community’s
CULTURE
Ministry of Communications and Informatics to activity in the digital space while maintaining
raise awareness and develop basic digital skills national insight, Pancasila values, and diversity.
for Indonesian communities. This program is
implemented through the National Digital Literacy
Movement (GNLD) SIBERKREASI. DIGITAL
Digital ethics means the ability to be aware of, be
This program gives various training classes ETHICS
considerate, and develop digital ethical governance
based on modules and curriculum of the four pillars (netiquette) in everyday life.
of digital literacy: Digital Ethics, Digital Safety,
Digital Skills, and Digital Culture. The training
classes are open to the public and are free. DIGITAL
Digital safety means the ability of the public to
The Ministry of Communications and SAFETY
recognize, implement, increase awareness of
Informatics targets 12,653,750 people to be
personal data protection and digital security.
digital literate in 2021. (By 2024, it is targeted that
50,000,000 Indonesians are digitally literate).
Chart 3.7: Four Pillars of Information and Communications Technology Literacy
DIGITAL LEADERSHIP ACADEMY (DLA)
“The Digital Leadership Academy

(DLA) program was initiated to
increase the capacity of digital
decision-makers in both the
public and private sectors.”
Johnny G. Plate
In the Grand Launching of the National Digital Literacy
Movement for 12.4 Million People (4/16/2021)
Figure 3.9: MCI Minister opens Grand Launching of 4 Pillars of Digital Literacy Curriculum & Modules
DLA WAS CREATED TO ADDRESS THESE ISSUES: THEREFORE, DLA AIMS TO:
Digital transformation challenge.
The e-government and e-business governance.

Change mindsets
Improve the
and encourage Formulate policies
The acceleration of Internet access expansion and digital infrastructure enhancement. Encourage competence of
shared perceptions Initiate and that encourage
promotion of policymakers
and understandings drive change economic growth and
Performance improvement by preparing human resources development in the leadership level. Indonesia’s in creating
to collaborate on a towards digital the digital industry
digital economy new business
macro basis to create transformation. to improve people’s
Realization of the National Data Center as an infrastructure to competitiveness. models in digital
synergy between welfare.
accelerate data integration towards One Data Indonesia. transformation.
sectors.
Formulation of policies and or legislation to support digital transformation by
following technological developments.
DIGITAL LEADERSHIP
ACADEMY (DLA) DLA is for leaders in the public
and private sectors by online and onsite
learning at three campuses: Harvard
DLA teaches various skills of the digital era, such as artificial
Kennedy School, National University
intelligence, machine learning, cloud computing, cybersecurity,
of Singapore, and Tsinghua University.
digital entrepreneurship, digital communication, et cetera.
The opportunity for onsite learning is
for selected participants with the best
Three major themes that participants in the grades.
DLA can choose from: In 2021, DLA will be available to
300 leaders from the public and private
Digital Transformation in Government: sectors with a composition of 100
Innovating Public Policy & Service. participants for a theme. The number
consists of 50 participants, each from
Digital Transformation in Government:
the public and private sectors.
Practicing Smart City.
Governance, dan Digital Transformation

in Government: Digital Business. DLA Implementation Schedule in 2021:
JULY 2021 AUGUST 2021
EXPECTED OUTPUT FROM THE DLA PROGRAM IS THE enrolment Commencement

DEVELOPMENT OF A POLICY BRIEF DESIGN AND A CHANGE
PROJECT DESIGN FROM EACH PARTICIPANT.
STRATEGIC STEPS
C TO MANAGE
THE COVID-19
PANDEMIC
Using information and communication

technology (ICT) in a joint effort to
fight the COVID-19 pandemic.
1.
T
he COVID-19 Vaccination SISD is an information system
that integrates data from various ministries/institutions and
telecommunications operators for vaccination management
ONE DATA INFORMATION from upstream to downstream. Starting from the registration stage,
distribution of implementation, to monitoring the vaccination process.
SYSTEM (SISD) OF The development of the COVID-19 Vaccination SISD is
also a significant milestone in the One Data Indonesia (SDI) policy
COVID-19 VACCINATION implementation and the upcoming National Data Center development.
Procedure
Informatics’ Additional Support
APPS DEVELOPER USAGE
Through BAKTI, the Ministry of
Communications and Informatics has
MCI Re-registration
PeduliLindungi provided internet access at 3,126 health
Ministry of SOEs Issuance of COVID-19 vaccination certificates facilities points that do not yet have
Infrastructure adequate internet access out of a total of
13,011 health facilities points in Indonesia.
PrimaryCare BPJS Health Recording and reporting of COVID-19 vaccinations Issued a Joint Decree of the Minister of
Health No. HK.03.01/MENKES/53/2021
and the Minister of Communications and
SMILE Ministry of Health Monitoring the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines Informatics No.5 of 2021 as the legal
Regulation umbrella for the COVID-19 Vaccination SISD.
Chart 3.8: The COVID-19 Vaccination SISD System and the Ministry of Communication and Informatics Roles
ONE DATA INFORMATION SYSTEM (SISD) OF COVID-19 VACCINATION
Monday, 11/1 Monday, 11/1
HEALTHCARE FACILITIES
ONE DATA VACCINATION A. ID No.- Phone NOT MATCH

ID No. not OK
UP not OK
B. ID No. - Phone MATCH, but
Solved by System
cannot change health facility
C. Web UI poorly understood
Ministry of BPJSKes’ VVIP

Health’s SI Pcare Data
SDMK
Auto Generate e-Ticket

system and sent to each
Regency/City Service data

are registered with PCare
The Remaining of Step 1 Municipality/

City Health
Offices (92) HEALTHCARE FACILITIES
(Monday, 1/18)
1. The application has accommodated the
Number of change in the vaccination location.
The Remaining of Step 2
vaccines, Pcare Repair
Including VVIP logistics, and Ready 2. The application is flexible to changes in
vaccinators (Monday, 1/18) machine time.
Chart 3.9: Improvisation of SISD Registration for COVID-19 Vaccination
2.
INCREASING COMMUNITY ILM TV Nasional
National TV PSA Dialog Interaktif
National TV ILM/Ad-lips Radio
PSA/Ad-lips Radio
PARTICIPATION IN
24,920 spots
24.920 Spot TV Nasional
Interactive Dialogue 61,820 spots
61.820 Spot
432
432spots
Spot
MANAGING COVID-19 AND

NATIONAL ECONOMIC
RECOVERY
Advertorial
National Media Cetak
& Regional Print Iklan & Kemitraan
Advertising Spots & Social Media LuarMedia
Outdoor Ruang
Nasional
Media & Daerah
Advertorial Spot Media
Media Sosial
Partnerships 1.094 Spot
1,094 spots
360 Spot
360 spots 648Kegiatan
648 activities
M
inistry of Communication and Informatics’ role
is significant in providing the right messages by
considering the health and economic aspects Dialog Interaktif LPP Lokal Webinar
Interactive Dialogue Local Public Webinar
simultaneously during the COVID-19 pandemic. di National
on Radio Nasional
Radio 15.337 Spot
Broadcasting Institution 240
240Kegiatan
activities
2,113
2.113spots
Spot 15,337 spots
Through a public communication protocol that
provides crucial information in responding to the COVID-19
pandemic on various information channels, the Ministry
of Communications and Informatics with the Committee
for Handling COVID-19 and National Economic Recovery
Media
Media Relations
Relations (FMB) ILM
PSAdiin Media
OnlineOnline
Media Pertunjukan Seni Rakyat
Folk Art Performances
(KPCPEN) disseminate information about vaccines and the 96(FMB)
spots 8.556
8,556 activities (Online
(Online && Offline)
Offline)
government’s efforts to restore the national economy. Also, the 96 Spot 350
350Kegiatan
activities
Ministry of Communication and Informatics and the COVID-19

Task Force provide education regarding the implementation of
the health protocol, namely wearing masks, washing hands, Chart 3.10: Plan for Dissemination of Important Information Related to KPCPEN in 2021
maintaining distance, avoiding crowds, and reducing mobility.
Source: Commission I DPR RI with the Minister of Communications and Informatics
Working Meeting paper (1 February 2021)
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MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATICS CLEAR

MINISTRY’S OFFICIALS ................................................................................................................................ 7

CHAPTER I TOWARD INDONESIA’S DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION

INDONESIA INDONESIA INDONESIA INDONESIA

JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL

MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST

SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER

Minister of Communications and Informatics was

ACCOLADES Informatics attained the Award

WORLD SUMMIT ON THE INFORMATION SOCIETY

for its outstanding contribution towards strengthening the implementation of the

(26/11/2020) (07/09/2020) (06/11/2020)

Based on the Decree of the Minister of Finance Number 118/KMK.02/2021

Turning pandemic crisis

Figure 1.1: BAKTI’s BTS Maintenance (1)

Internet service provision in public facilities

Base Transceiver Internet Access

BASE TRANSCEIVER STATION (BTS)

These BTS towers are

BTS DEPLOYMENT MAP AS OF 2020

West North Central

IN PUBLIC FACILITIES shown in the following figures.

business service offices, educational institutions, defense and

(Puskesmas), vocational training centers, and village meeting

MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATICS

Digital television migration has its strong reasons.

The provision of frequency for other

Robust broadcasting services Elimination of radio frequency

Table 1.1: Analog Switch-Off (ASO) Benefits

PREPARATION AND IMPLEMENTATION

Chart 1.4: 5G Spectrum Demand (2014 - 2024)

FREQUENCY SPECTRUM availability for the implementation of the new mobile

FREQUENCY ADDITION AND REFARMING POLICIES

TECHNOLOGY- CLASS LICENSE FREQUENCY

Table 1.2: Frequency Addition and Refarming Policies

Why is National Data Center Important?

Chart 1.6: National Data Center Benefits

Every citizen must receive

In the industrial development

An intensive training program designed for policy makers

A national movement aimed to increase digital literacy, hoax

Siberkreasi GNLD not only exceeded the target, but also

In 2020, MCI together with digital literacy activists under

Figure 1.3: Siberkreasi GNLD 2020

DIGITAL TALENT SCHOLARSHIP,

Furthermore, it aims at reducing the digital skill

Companies recruiting talents, educational service

DTS Certification and Total Number of

Digital Talent Scholarship, Towards Digital Society

FRESH GRADUATE ACADEMY (FGA)

Chart 1.8: DTS program Academies

Digital Talent Scholarship, Towards Digital Society

IN THE ACADEMIES CCNA Cyberoperation Specialist

“Digital talent availability plays an

NEXT INDONESIA STARTUP STUDIO

Table 1.4: Total number of access terminations to illegal contents in 2020

ILLEGAL CONTENT ACCESS TERMINATION FLOWCHART

STATISTICS OF ILLEGAL INTERNET STATISTICS OF ILLEGAL INTERNET

76.216 46.172 183.434

#1 165.698 Content Handling on Social Media

FINDINGS HANDLING OF HOAX SPREAD HOAX HANDLING BY THE NATIONAL POLICE

30 JANUARY 2020 - 30 JANUARY 2021