This document discusses digital inclusion efforts in Indonesia through the Indonesia ICT Volunteers program. It notes that a digital divide exists due to inequalities in infrastructure and digital literacy. The solution is digital inclusion to equip communities with computer and internet skills. Stakeholders like government, businesses, academics and civil society must collaborate on strategic plans. In 2011, ICT volunteers were established in most Indonesian provinces to support communities' ICT use. The Bogor ICT Volunteers program called REGOS works in schools since 2012, providing: 1) ICT support and infrastructure development for schools, 2) ICT training for non-ICT teachers, and 3) assistance for students to use ICT productively.

1. Bogor ICT Volunteers
School Programme
Unggul Sagena
Indonesia ICT Volunteers (Relawan TIK Indonesia)
Leader of Jakarta Greater Region (Jabodetabek)
@unggulcenter
www.unggulcenter.org

2. Background Issues
●
ISSUES
The digital divide :
– goes beyond matters of infrastructure.
– reveals a deep divide in how well‐equipped
different communities are to be engaged each
other digitally.
– In reality, the digital divide also indicates
inequalities in e‐literacy levels.
●
QUESTION
To what extent communities can benefit locally
from the use of ICT to overcome their problems
and leverage their livelihood.

3. Background Issues
●
SOLUTION
Digital Inclusion :
– Within this context of inequality, ‘digital inclusion’ becomes a useful
concept.
– A digitally inclusive society means that individuals are equipped with
the necessary computer and internet skills to make them informed
about the full potential of ICT in building digital economy and digital
inclusion.
● Building, sustaining, and governing a digitally inclusive society requires
active participation from multiple stakeholders:
– government agencies,
– Businesses,
– academicians, and
– civil society organizations.
●
ACTION
These stakeholders must work together and collaborate on a strategic
plan to synergize educational and outreach efforts on ICTs to the
Indonesian society.

4. Indonesia ICT Volunteers
(RELAWAN TIK INDONESIA)
● The Forum output was to
established ICT
volunteers organisation
in every provinces and
cities in Indonesia to
support, bridge and
empower communities
to a productive ICT using
● RTIK become a civil
society organization that
has members from
various backgrounds:
ICT activists, open
source communities,
bloggers, teachers,
academics, private
sector, government
officers, etc
On July, 4, 2011, ICT activists from different backgrounds were gathered in
Forum of Coordination, Communication, and Collaboration of ICT Communities
initiated by Ministry of Communication & Informatics (MCIT).

5. Until 2014, RTIK is active in 28 out
of 34 provinces in Indonesia (82%)
with more than 6000 volunteers

6. BOGOR ICT VOLUNTEERS

7. DKI Jakarta Province + Bogor,
Depok, Tangerang, Bekasi
www.rovinginsight.com

8. REGOS by Bogor ICT Volunteers
(RTIK Bogor)
● REGOS : ICT Volunteers Goes To School (Jabodetabek Program) Since 2012
● The Inauguration of Bogor ICT Volunteers by Ministry of ICT and Bogor City Major 2014

9. Education
Division
of Bogor
Governme
nt
REGOS
Bogor ICT
Volunteer
s
Bogor City
ICT Office
Hardware
Resources
Software
Resources
ICT
Training
ICT
Support
School
Teacher
Student
REGOS Model

10. REGOS 3 Main ACTIVITY
11
ICT Support & Development
for School
ICT Support & Development
for School
22
ICT Training for Non ICT
Teachers
ICT Training for Non ICT
Teachers
33
ICT Assistance for Students to
Use ICT for productivity
ICT Assistance for Students to
Use ICT for productivity

11. 11
ICT Support & Development
for School
ICT Support & Development
for School

12. Free Education
Content Repository

13.  Online Teacher
Competency Test
(UKG) Infrastructure
Development &
Technical Assistance

14. Training Materials

15. 22 Non-ICT Teacher TrainingNon-ICT Teacher Training
33
Student Empowerment in
Using ICT for Productivity
Student Empowerment in
Using ICT for Productivity

16. Non ICT Teacher Training

17. Teaching
Collaboration with
Korea ICT
Volunteers 2012,
2013, 2014

18. Coaching Clinics,
Workshops

19. Internet Safety Roadshow

20. 3 years,
More than 30
Schools,
200 Non ICT Teachers,
3000 Students

21. www.regos.web.id

22. www.relawan-tik.or.id

23. Join Us ! TOGETHER
WE BUILD INDONESIA
INFORMATION SOCIETY
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