LM Quarterly - Vol. III no.2 April-June 2025
Authors :
LM FEB UI,
Topic : LM Quarterly Q2 2025 explores Indonesia’s policy shift toward strengthening fiscal resilience, accelerating the green economy, and enhancing digital governance amid geopolitical tensions and global climate shifts.
Post-Election Fiscal Transition
The government prepares to boost state revenue without dampening consumption, focusing on carbon tax reform and optimizing non-tax revenues from natural resources.
The government prepares to boost state revenue without dampening consumption, focusing on carbon tax reform and optimizing non-tax revenues from natural resources.
IKN and the Future of Green Cities
Indonesia’s new capital (IKN) is positioned as a model for sustainable cities through smart environment policies, circular economy design, and green financing incentives.
Indonesia’s new capital (IKN) is positioned as a model for sustainable cities through smart environment policies, circular economy design, and green financing incentives.
Renewable Energy Integration Strategy
Energy transition accelerates with fiscal incentives, consolidation of green SOEs, and regulatory alignment for clean energy exports.
Energy transition accelerates with fiscal incentives, consolidation of green SOEs, and regulatory alignment for clean energy exports.
AI Governance Risks in Public Sector
AI adoption in government requires ethical standards, algorithmic accountability, and data protection to mitigate risks of bias and exclusion.
AI adoption in government requires ethical standards, algorithmic accountability, and data protection to mitigate risks of bias and exclusion.
Tech Sovereignty and Digital Resilience
Indonesia must strengthen its local tech ecosystem to reduce dependence on foreign infrastructure, including investment in deep tech startups and talent development.
Indonesia must strengthen its local tech ecosystem to reduce dependence on foreign infrastructure, including investment in deep tech startups and talent development.