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1 Re-imagine government processes, procedures and structures towards transformation 2 Adopt a whole-of-government approach to digital government, coordinated and spearheaded by an agency (existing or new) that has multi-ministry oversight and empowered with authority 3 Establish an implementation arm / capability to accelerate delivery of cross-sectoral digital services, while also supporting / coaching the delivery of sector-specific digital services
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- 1. Jonathan Marskell, Senior Program Officer, ID4D → jmarskell@worldbank.org
- 2. About the Research What can be done to allow all Indonesianstobenefit from the digital economy? Improve Digital Connectivity and Universalize Access Make the Digital Economy Work for All Use Digital Technologies to Upgrade Services To access the report and other materials: → www.worldbank.org/digitalindonesia
- 3. Using Digital Technologies to Upgrade Citizen- State Interactions and Services
- 4. Whole-of-Government Approach to Digital Transformation of Government Promote government efficiency and effectiveness, including through coordination and development and use of whole-of-government standards, common platforms and infrastructure. 1 Re-imagine government processes, procedures and structures towards transformation 2 Adopt a whole-of-government approach to digital government, coordinated and spearheaded by an agency (existing or new) that has multi-ministry oversight and empowered with authority 3 Establish an implementation arm / capability to accelerate delivery of cross-sectoral digital services, while also supporting / coaching the delivery of sector-specific digital services • PerPres SPBE is a solid foundation but focuses mostly on digitizationof existing processes and services, rather than digital transformation • Complex coordination of digital government policies, standards, and implementation • SPBE Coordination Team is a good start but the high cost of coordination hinders momentum Good example: Singapore Smart National Digital Government Office and GovTech Agency What can be done?
- 5. 1 Implement a multi-stakeholder, whole- of-country national digital identity trust framework, building on the national ID system 2 Explore mutual recognition of digital identity with other countries to advance cross-border digital transactions 3 Close remaining coverage gaps for civil and population registration and introduce e-KYC 4 Enact the Personal Data Protection Law in line with best practices Develop a National Digital Identity Framework Allow Indonesians to use a digital ID to do trusted transactions end-to-end online, promoting innovation in public and private sector services, and removing distance/physical barriers to access (e.g. social protection). • Strong existing national ID system provides a good foundation for developing digital identity • Dukcapil has begun developing and testing digital identity technologies • All other HIEs and UMICs in East Asia have launched national digital identity initiatives Good example: Australian Trusted Digital Identity Framework (TDIF) What can be done?
- 6. Whole-of-Government Approach to Data Management and Integration Generate greater value and responsiveness from government administrative data through sharing, portability, and re-use, especially for key use cases such as social protection, healthcare, education, and financial services. • The way data is collected and managed by government agencies is fragmented, leading to limited interoperability • Presidential Regulation on Satu Data is a good start but has not yet been operationalized Good example: Estonia X-Road / X- Tee 1 Implement Satu Data comprehensively, especially in sectors relevant for post pandemic recovery (e.g., education, health, social protection and MSMEs) 2 Develop whole-of-government standards and infrastructure for data sharing 3 Build alliances with key institutions e.g. BAPPENAS, MenPANRB, KOMINFO, and MoHA to instill Satu Data principles into all digital government activities What can be done? Access the 2021 World Development Report on Data for Better Lives
- 7. Terima Kasih→ FOR MORE INFO, GO TO www.worldbank.org/digitalindonesia