Indonesia to Update DTSEN, Invites Public Input and Objections

The Indonesian government is continuing its update process for the DTSEN (Digital Transformation Sector Engagement Network), which promotes digital transformation. It has become clear that the government plans to establish channels to receive proposals and objections from the public. This move aims to enhance transparency and inclusivity in the formulation and revision of DTSEN. The government intends to aim for more effective policy formation by reflecting diverse opinions, considering the impact of digitalization policies on public life and economic activities. DTSEN covers a wide range of areas, including the development of Indonesia's digital economy, infrastructure development, cybersecurity, and improvement of digital literacy. This call for opinions will provide an opportunity to broadly solicit specific issues, improvements, and new ideas in these fields. The government stated that it will carefully consider the submitted opinions and reflect them in the latest version of DTSEN. This initiative can be seen as demonstrating a commitment to prioritizing democratic processes and public participation in promoting digital transformation in Indonesia. It is noteworthy as a step towards realizing policies that allow every citizen to benefit from digitalization.