A Landmark Milestone for Regulatory Excellence in Indonesia
We are delighted to celebrate the official launch of Indonesia’s new Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA) Implementation Guideline, a major step forward in strengthening the country’s regulatory ecosystem and advancing Good Regulatory Practices (GRP) in line with international standards.
Supported through the ASEAN-UK Economic Integration Programme (EIP), this achievement reflects a strong and enduring partnership between the UK and the Government of Indonesia. The launch event, held earlier this week brought together leaders from across ministries, agencies and provincial governments to reinforce Indonesia’s commitment to evidence‑based regulation.
Why This Matters
A stronger RIA framework will help ensure that future regulations are predictable, transparent, and impact‑driven. By embedding structured analysis early in the policymaking process, Indonesia is:
- Boosting Economic Competitiveness – Creating a more enabling environment for innovation, productivity, and investment.
- Aligning with Global Standards – Moving closer to OECD best practices on Regulatory Policy and Governance.
- Building Public Trust – Ensuring regulations are better targeted and deliver meaningful benefits for citizens and businesses.
The UK is proud to have supported this partnership—sharing experience and facilitating peer exchange throughout the development of these guidelines to help deliver tangible benefits for the people of Indonesia.
Speech at the Launch of Indonesia's RIA
Dr. Dhahana Putra delivers his speech that marked the launch of Indonesia's Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA)
Participants at the Launch of Indonesia's RIA
Participants at the Launch of Indonesia's RIA
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