Indonesia Expands Digital ID (IKD) to Streamline Public Services and Eliminate Photocopying
The Indonesian Ministry of Home Affairs is expanding the use of the Digital Population Identity (IKD) to eliminate the need for physical KTP photocopies in public services, including social assistance and banking, aiming to accelerate government digital transformation.
This article requires PRO
This article is outside the free access window or is a special report. PRO unlocks it and the full archive.
Related articles
- Bali Authorities Warn Against Social Media Hoaxes Amidst Rising Misinformation
Authorities in Indonesia's Bali province have issued warnings against hoaxes circulating on social media, including false claims of financial aid from the governor and lottery winnings. The provincial government urges the public to rely on official channels for information.
- Hornbill Handed Over by Resident, Is Its Habitat Safe in Muria Forest?
A hornbill, previously kept by a resident, was found in Kudus Regency, Central Java. Experts emphasize the urgent need to identify the bird's origin and conserve the Muria forest habitat.
- Indonesian Prosecutor Accused of Receiving IDR 20.6 Billion in PT OBP Case Linked to Sumatera Blackout
Febrie Adriansyah, a high-ranking Indonesian prosecutor, is allegedly implicated in receiving IDR 20.6 billion from PT OBP, a company under investigation for the Sumatera blackout. This raises questions about the integrity of the investigation.
- Former Special Crimes Prosecutor Charged with Rp350 Billion Money Laundering
A former Director of Special Crimes (Jampidsus) in Indonesia has been charged with money laundering amounting to Rp350 billion (approximately USD 23 million). This case highlights concerns about corruption and illicit financial activities within the judicial sector.