Indonesia's One Data Law to Streamline Regional Development Planning
Indonesia's Minister of Home Affairs stated that the One Data Indonesia Law (UU SDI) will enhance inter-ministry data interoperability, facilitating development planning for regional governments. The law also addresses data sharing security and cybersecurity.
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