The Coordinating Ministry for Political and Security Affairs and the Nusantara Capital Authority (OIKN) have reaffirmed their commitment to developing the Nusantara new capital city into a future city that is cyber-secure, sustainable, and inclusive.
“The success of a smart city is not only measured by technological progress but also by the quality of its people,” the ministry's Assistant Deputy for Prevention and Cybersecurity Capacity, Budi Eko Pratomo, said during a visit here on Saturday.
Read more: ID: East Kalimanta: Gov't committed to develop Nusantara as cyber-secure city
The government of Indonesia emphasizes waste sorting as a crucial effort in developing cities grounded in a human-centered approach, the Public Works Ministry stated.
"A smart city that humanizes its residents needs a collaborative effort in its system, from precise planning to cultivating good habits in the families," the ministry's secretary for the Directorate General of Human Settlements, Dian Irawati, said here on Monday.
Read more: ID: Trash sorting create smart city through human-centered approach: gov't
Green Smart Mobility (Green SM), the pioneering all-electric taxi service under GSM, has officially launched in Bekasi. From today, residents and visitors can experience safer, cleaner, and more modern journeys in Green SM's signature cyan taxis, with exclusive launch offers of up to IDR 150,000 for new users.
The debut in Bekasi features a fleet of VinFast all-electric taxis, which can be easily booked through the Green SM app. Built on the company's "5 Goods", Green SM guarantees Good Car – modern and well-maintained vehicles; Good Driver – courteous and reliable driver-partners; Good Price – transparent fares; Good Experience – pleasant travel experience; and Good for the Environment – eco-friendly journeys contributing to cleaner urban air.
Indonesia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have agreed to strengthen government services in both countries through the exchange of experience and expertise, particularly in new technology.
Indonesian Deputy Minister of Communication and Digital Affairs Nezar Patria said the initiative follows last week’s meeting between the two governments.
Read more: Indonesia, UAE partner to strengthen digital government services
From urban management concept to implementation
City digital twins are emerging as essential tools for urban management worldwide, including in Indonesia. In collaboration with the country’s Ministry of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning, the Department of Geodetic Engineering at Universitas Gadjah Mada has developed a plan, design and prototype of a city digital twin for Surabaya, a major port city in Indonesia. This article explores the process, from 3D modelling to the integration of land parcel data using advanced modelling software and dynamic datasets. The prototype serves as a blueprint for creating 100 city digital twins across Indonesia by 2027, providing a transformative framework for urban planning and spatial data management.