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Indonesia population administration modernization

Overview

The Indonesian government is working toward improving civil identity coverage and modernizing population data systems. The Ministry of Home Affairs has set a target of 100 percent birth certificate coverage by 2026, noting that while national coverage exceeds 96 percent, significant regional disparities exist in areas such as Papua Pegunungan and Papua Tengah.

In parallel, the government has finalized the draft for the Population Administration Bill (RUU Adminduk). This legislation aims to transform the National Identity Number (NIK) into a Single Identity Number to create a unified source of truth for population data. The bill involves coordination across multiple ministries to enhance public service delivery, improve development planning precision, and strengthen personal data protection.

Entities

Ministry of Home Affairs · Indonesian Child Protection Commission · Bima Arya Sugiarto · Ribka Haluk · International Civil Aviation Organization

Claims

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Timeline

  1. [POLITICS] 3 sources
    Indonesia government finalizes draft for Population Administration Bill

    Indonesia has finalized the draft for the Population Administration Bill, aiming to transform the NIK into a Single Identity Number to integrate public services and modernize data management.

  2. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Indonesia targets 100% birth certificate coverage by 2026

    Indonesia's Deputy Minister of Home Affairs is pushing local governments to reach 100% birth certificate coverage by 2026 to ensure children's identity rights, despite significant regional disparities.

Sources

antaranews.com · disway.id · thehastingscenter.org