Indonesia’s economy remains resilient, with growth hovering around 5% despite global challenges. This growth is supported by robust domestic consumption, rising exports, and increasing investment. To maintain this momentum, the Government is strengthening adaptive policies through regulatory governance reforms by implementing Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA) as part of Good Regulatory Practices (GRP). This initiative aims to ensure that every regulation is drafted efficiently, evidence-based, and delivers positive impacts on the economy, society, and the environment.

Expert Staff for Productivity and Economic Competitiveness Development, Evita Manthovani, said:

RIA implementation is not merely a domestic agenda; it also carries strong international relevance. In Indonesia’s accession p

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