Indonesia’s handicraft industry—known for its traditional textiles, carvings, woven goods, and cultural artistry—has strong potential in global markets. With growing demand for unique, handmade products, micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) have a timely...
A Simple Guide to Legal Requirements for Exporting Your Business
Many micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Indonesia have yet to tap into international markets. Some are content with their domestic sales, while others feel that exporting is too complicated or out of reach. However, the global market holds many untapped...
Interagency Collaboration: A Legal Pillar of Effective Public Service in Indonesia
In today’s complex governance landscape, no government agency can operate in isolation. The challenges of delivering responsive and inclusive public services demand interagency collaboration—an integrated, cross-sectoral approach that not only enhances service...
Legal Accountability for Environmental Damage in the Mining Sector
The mining industry plays a significant role in Indonesia’s national economy. However, alongside its economic contributions, mining activities often cause adverse environmental impacts, including pollution and ecosystem degradation. This necessitates stringent...
The Use of Smart Contracts in Banking and Their Legal Implications
The rapid development of digital technology has significantly transformed various sectors, including the banking industry. One emerging innovation that has garnered increasing attention is the use of smart contracts—digitally coded agreements that are automatically...
From IMB to PBG: A Comprehensive Guide to Building Permit Applications in Indonesia
In recent years, Indonesia’s construction and building permit sector has undergone major reforms. These significant changes were triggered by the enactment of Law Number 6 of 2023 on the Stipulation of Government Regulation in Lieu of Law Number 2 of 2022 on Job...
Excise Duties in Indonesia: Regulatory Framework and Implementation
Excise duties are a form of state levy imposed on specific goods with particular characteristics, as regulated under the applicable laws and regulations. In Indonesia, the legal framework governing excise duties is set out in Law No. 39 of 2007, which amends Law No....
The Role of Renewable Energy Investment in Accelerating the Energy Transition
Investment in Indonesia’s renewable energy sector is gaining significant attention as part of the country’s strategy to transition towards a more sustainable energy system. With abundant renewable energy resources, supportive government policies, and a global shift...
Strategic Mineral Mining Practices in Indonesia
As a country rich in mineral resources, particularly strategic minerals, Indonesia continues to enhance its mining governance to support sustainable development. Strategic minerals, such as nickel, copper, gold, bauxite, and rare earth elements, play an essential role...
A Comprehensive Guide to International Trademark Registration
International trademark registration is a crucial step for brand owners to protect their intellectual property rights abroad. By registering an international trademark, brand owners can ensure that their trademark rights are recognized globally. The legal basis for...