Indonesia’s announced seven new water supply and waste water treatment projects worth a total of $1.9 billion and may present significant export opportunities for U.S. companies.

Indonesia’s national public procurement agency announced its enrollment of medicines and medical devices in its national e-Katalog system. 

Satellite sensing capabilities integrated with geographical information systems are needed in Indonesia. 

Indonesia is challenged by grid reliability and electricity distribution to rural communities. U.S. companies have an opportunity to partner with the state-owned utility, PLN, to resolve these challenges. 

Regulatory reforms make Indonesia’s franchise market more attractive by easing local content requirements, removing the 250 outlet cap, and allowing more than one master franchisee. 

Digital payments are trending upward in Indonesia.