Leading the Way

A DRIVING FORCE TOWARDS HIGHLY COMPETITIVE AND PROSPEROUS INDONESIA

Indonesian Business Council is the association of Indonesian business and industry leaders working towards strengthening the nation’s competitiveness and prosperity through a good public policy.

Words From Our Leaders

"IBC is established as a platform for business and industry leaders to engage in constructive dialog, share insights, and exchange best practices in corporate governance and public policy. Our shared purpose is to become a formidable driving force for Indonesia’s national economy and prosperity."
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About us

Our Vision

IBC fosters a powerful alliance, promoting collaboration between leading private sectors and the public sector, with a shared purpose of advancing Indonesia’s competitiveness in order to strengthen national economy and increase prosperity of Indonesian people.

our activities

Key initiatives

IBC conducts research, develops programs, and organizes events as part of its objective to promote Indonesia’s competitiveness.

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INDONESIA ECONOMIC SUMMIT 2024

our commitment

Research

Commitment to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and to achieve Net-Zero Emissions (NZE) requires policy intervention which is not only applicable, but also take into consideration the different dynamics of the energy sector to enable an energy transition scenario.

Some of the most impactful social initiatives come from private sectors. Replicating, expanding, and ensuring sustainability of these initiatives can be a tool to achieve sustainable development in the areas where public authority are lacking. But first, areas of priority needs to be defined.

Carbon credit trading has the potential to reduce emissions by 50% at no additional cost, assuming there are active participation of private sectors and other carbon creditors in the market. Indonesia needs to ensure a carbon market mechanism that will attract both local and global players.

Performance of governance are crucial to boost Indonesia's competitiveness and unleash the country’s economic potential. Therefore, IBC is looking into different options of institutional reform to produce a sound policy recommendation that will promote institutional transformation.

Despite its importance to economic growth and equity, Indonesian financial development is currently far from optimal. A combination of depth, access, and efficiency are fundamental aspects necessary to create a more robust and competitive financial sector.