The term “Golden Indonesia 2045” refers to Indonesia’s vision for becoming a fully developed, prosperous, and resilient nation by the 100th anniversary of its independence in 2045. This milestone is more than just a symbolic celebration; it embodies Indonesia’s ambition to become one of the world’s largest economies, driving growth through innovation, sustainability, and inclusivity. Achieving this vision requires overcoming the “middle-income trap” and leveraging digital transformation as a key enabler. The Indonesian government has set clear goals, including improving infrastructure, fostering education and innovation, and integrating digital technologies to transform all sectors of the economy and society.
As part of this broader agenda, the Indonesia Vision Digital 2045 was created to guide the nation’s digital transformation journey. This vision outlines how digital technologies, including blockchain, can empower Indonesia’s economy, governance, and society. The key pillars of the vision emphasize inclusivity, ensuring equal access to digital resources across all levels of society, empowerment, by equipping individuals and organizations with the skills and tools to thrive in the digital era, and sustainability, aligning with global goals such as the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) . This vision seeks to create a digital ecosystem that not only enhances productivity but also ensures secure and responsible use of digital resources.
Blockchain technology plays a central role in realizing the Indonesia Vision Digital 2045 by providing a secure, transparent, and trustless infrastructure for data management and transactions. Unlike traditional centralized systems, blockchain ensures that data is immutable and decentralized, thereby increasing trust in digital systems across sectors. Blockchain can be applied to critical areas such as governance, finance, healthcare, and logistics, providing transparency and efficiency. For Indonesia, blockchain helps to establish digital sovereignty, where the nation controls its data and technology, reducing reliance on foreign technology and mitigating risks associated with centralized control.
The Indonesia Blockchain Society (IBS) is at the forefront of this transformation. As a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing blockchain technology, IBS plays a pivotal role in aligning stakeholders—government, businesses, academic institutions, and global partners—to drive Indonesia’s blockchain adoption. IBS actively collaborates with policymakers to shape regulations that promote blockchain’s safe and effective use, develops programs to train blockchain talent, and fosters partnerships that will position Indonesia as a leader in blockchain innovation. Through initiatives like the Blockchain Developer Academy and Local Government Blockchain Forum, IBS is empowering key sectors to adopt blockchain solutions that will drive growth and innovation
The movement that IBS leads is more than just about technology adoption; it is about creating a trustless, resilient digital ecosystem for Indonesia. IBS’s initiatives aim to align all stakeholders towards a common vision, ensuring that the benefits of blockchain are realized across all sectors. By 2045, IBS envisions an Indonesia where blockchain has transformed governance, enhanced public services, enabled transparent supply chains, and empowered individuals and businesses to thrive in a digital-first world. The hope is that through strategic partnerships, education, and advocacy, IBS will help Indonesia achieve its Golden Vision of becoming a fully digital, sovereign, and globally competitive nation
IBS envisions Indonesia as a global leader in blockchain technology by 2045, with a decentralized, secure, and trustless digital ecosystem that fosters innovation, inclusivity, and sustainability.
Our mission is to accelerate the adoption of blockchain technology across industries and public sectors through
Providing comprehensive training and educational programs to develop blockchain talents
Supporting the government in formulating blockchain policies to ensure secure and scalable implementations
Establishing international collaborations to strengthen Indonesia’s position in the global blockchain landscape
Promoting and supporting blockchain research to drive innovation in sectors like finance, logistics, healthcare, and education
