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Although Indonesia is a rapidly growing economy, it faces considerable challenges in delivering the infrastructure necessary to promote continued economic growth and the distribution of economic opportunity throughout the dispersed archipelago of over 17 000 islands. The government aims to address the infrastructure deficit through public private partnerships. This will depend on efficient regulatory frameworks as well as good PPP governance. Improving the institutions and processes of governance in Indonesia is critical to the governments stated ambition in the Master Plan for Acceleration and Expansion of Indonesia’s Economic Development, 2011-2025 to “create an independent, well developed, equitable and prosperous society.” Regional integration in ASEAN and APEC will also both require and underpin liberalisation of domestic markets through clearer regulation.

The Regulatory Reform Review of Indonesia identifies policy findings that the government of Indonesia should implement to strengthen existing systems to improve the co-ordination of regulatory management practices and establish clear policy frameworks and institutional responsibilities for regulatory reform. These are a prerequisite for effective and coherent management of key markets and economic sectors. Good governance of public-private partnerships is also essential to secure private investment in infrastructure.

• See press release
• Access information about the Workshop on the regulatory reform review of Indonesia held 9 February 2011 in Jakarta, as well as the Launching event of the OECD Regulatory Reform Review of Indonesia and the Economic Survey on 27 September 2012.
• View the country page on regulatory reform in Indonesia

For further information, please contact Gregory Bounds at gregory.bounds@oecd.org.

   Executive summary (pdf English, French, Indonesian)

   Chapter 1. Setting priorities for reform and development in Indonesia

   Chapter 2. Government capacity to assure high quality regulation

   Chapter 3. Competition law and policy

   Chapter 4. Market openness

   Chapter 5. Regulatory and competition issues in ports, rail and shipping

   Chapter 6. Public-private partnership governance: Policy, process and structure

   Government capacity to assure high quality regulation in Indonesia

   Competition law and policy in Indonesia

   Market openness in Indonesia

   Regulatory and competition issues in ports, rail and shipping in Indonesia

   Public-private partnership governance in Indonesia: Policy, process and structure

OECD Reviews of Regulatory Reform: Indonesia 2012 - Strengthening Co-ordination and Connecting Markets

ISBN: 978-92-64-09756-8, 211 pages, published 27 September 2012

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