Indonesia's Single Data Law Enters Implementation with SPLP, PDN and Government Intranet
The government formally socialized the Single Data Indonesia Law, introducing the Government Service Link System backed by the National Data Center and the Government Intranet Network as the backbone of cross-agency data exchange.
The Single Data Indonesia Law (UU SDI), approved by the House of Representatives on 6 October 2026, has entered its implementation phase with an official socialization event held at the Ministry of National Development Planning/Bappenas in Jakarta on 5 November 2026. Communications and Digital Affairs Minister Meutya Hafid stated that interoperability among government institutions is a key prerequisite, and that the law does not require a centralized government database — data will remain at its source institution.
The ministry introduced the Government Service Link System (SPLP), supported by the National Data Center (PDN) and the Government Intranet Network (JIP), as the backbone for data exchange across ministries, agencies, and regional governments. Required standards include common data definitions, metadata, reference codes, security, access control, and traceability.
The ministry also reported that 69 government applications were live on the PDN as of September 2026, serving more than 490 tenants. Home Affairs Minister Tito Karnavian said interoperability would help regional governments align development planning with the central government.