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Indonesia’s Start-Up Boom Grows Amid Gaps in Impact Measurement

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•Indonesia’s start-up ecosystem has seen significant growth in the past few years, with rising numbers of new companies and venture capital inflows.
•Key sectors attracting start-up activity include fintech, e-commerce, and digital services.
•There is limited measurement of the start-ups’ contributions to employment, income distribution, and regional development.
•Government and private sector efforts to track start-up impact remain fragmented and incomplete.

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▸If Indonesian authorities implement comprehensive data collection on start-up impacts policymakers could design better support programs, improving economic inclusion and sustainable growth.

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REGIONALJakarta PostIndonesia’s start-up boom and what we refuse to measure

Indonesia is experiencing a rapid expansion in its start-up sector, driven by increased investment and innovation. However, there is a lack of comprehensive data on the broader economic and social impacts of this growth, which complicates policy-making and investment decisions. Understanding these effects is important for ensuring sustainable development and equitable benefits across the population.