Time

Programme

08:00 – 08.30

Registration

08.30 – 09.00

Opening remarks

►      TBC, Bappenas, Master of Ceremony (5)

►      National Anthem (5)

►      Ms Simrin Singh, Country Director, ILO-Jakarta (5)

►      TBC, Deputy, Coordinating Ministry of Human Development (KEMENKO PM) (5)

►      Mr Maliki, Deputy for Population and Employment, Ministry of National Development Planning (BAPPENAS) (5)

09:00 – 10:15

Session 1: National strategies to establish an integrated social protection system

Indonesia aims to increase middle-class population for sustainable and inclusive growth until 2045. Social protection plays a vital role to protect the poor and vulnerable and prevent all residents from falling into poverty. Currently, Indonesia has social insurance schemes available mostly for high income earners who work in larger enterprises, and social assistance schemes available for the poor and vulnerable households. An integration of contributory and non-contributory schemes is crucial for Indonesia to cover the “missing middle”.

►     Why does Indonesia have to reform the social protection system? (15)

Mr Rekson Silaban, Chairperson of the National Social Protection System Amendment Team, Regional Representative Council (DPD)

►     What’s the national strategy to establish a comprehensive social protection system? (15)

Mr Muhammad Cholifihani, Director of Population and Social Security, Ministry of National Development Planning (BAPPENAS)

►     What’s the national strategy to establish a comprehensive social protection system? (15)

Ms Niken Arianti, Assistant Deputy Director of Social Security, Coordinating Ministry of Human Development (KEMENKO PM)

►     What needs to be done from international standards perspectives? (15)

Mr Ippei Tsuruga, Social Protection Programme Manager, ILO-Jakarta

►     Open discussions (15)

Moderator: Ms Riya Farwati, Planner, Ministry of National Development Planning (BAPPENAS)

10.15 – 10.30

Coffee break

10.30 – 11.45

Session 2: Integration of contributory and non-contributory old-age benefits

Old-age benefits are currently provided to private-sector employees through JP and JHT and self-employed through JHT by BPJS-TK; civil servants, police and armed forces by TASPEN and ASABRI; and targeted low-income households by Ministry of Social Affairs. How can Indonesia achieve universal pension coverage?

►     What will happen after demographic bonus? (15)

Mr I Dewa Gede Karma Wisana, Director, Lembaga Demografi FEB UI

►     Is the pension system ready to help people? What needs to be done? (15)

Mr Ronald Yusuf, Ministry of Finance (KEMENKEU)

►     TBC (15)

TBC, Ministry of Social Affairs (KEMENSOS)

►     Initial responses from workers’ and employers’ perspectives (10)

Mr Royanto Purba, Workers’ representative, National Social Security Council (DJSN) (5)

Mr Agung Pambudhi, Employers’ representative, National Social Security Council (DJSN) (5)

►     Open discussion (20)

Moderator: Mr Christianus Panjaitan, National Project Officer, ILO-Jakarta

11.45 – 12.45

Lunch

12.45 – 14.00

Session 3: Lessons learned from an integrated health insurance scheme

Health insurance is provided to all residents through JKN by BPJS-K. JKN had 213 million active members (76% of population) in 2023. Poor and vulnerable members are exempted from paying contribution to JKN (JKN-PBI). The Government paid contributions on behalf of 138 million members or 65% of active members using tax reserves (APBN & APBD). How did JKN integrate contributory and non-contributory schemes into the same system? How did JKN achieve coverage?

►     What has Indonesia learned from JKN? (15)

Mr Hasbullah Thabrany, Senior Social Security Expert, KBI Consulting & Training

►     Challenges and solutions of integrated health insurance scheme (15)

TBC, Director, Ministry of Health (KEMENKES)

►     Implementation of JKN and JKN-PBI (15)

TBC, BPJS-K

►     Initial responses from workers’ and employers’ perspectives (10)

Mr Hermansyah, Workers’ representative, National Social Security Council (DJSN) (5)

Mr Gama Anom Yogotomo, Head of Social Security Committee, Indonesian Employers Association (APINDO) (5)

►     Open discussion (20)

Moderator: TBC, Coordinating Ministry of Human Development (KEMENKO PM)

14.00 – 14.15

Coffee break

14.15 – 15.30

Session 4: Integration of contributory and non-contributory child benefits

Cash benefits are provided to children of private-sector workers through a survivors’ benefit of JP and JKK by BPJS-TK and children of civil servants, police and armed forces by TASPEN and ASABRI if their parents pass away and meet qualifying conditions. Cash benefits are also provided to children in targeted low-income households by Ministry of Social Affairs. How can Indonesia achieve universal coverage of child benefits?

►     Policy design and progress of survivor’s benefits of JP and JKK for children (15)

Mr Pramudya Iriawan Buntoro, Director of Membership, BPJS-TK

►     Policy design and progress of social assistance schemes for children? (15)

TBC, Director, Ministry of Social Affairs (KEMENSOS)

►     Initial responses from workers’ and employers’ perspectives (10)

TBC (5)

Ms Yoshimi Nishino, Chief of Social Policy, UNICEF-Jakarta (5)

►     Open discussion (25)

Moderator: Ms Dea Puspitasari, Planner, Ministry of National Development Planning (BAPPENAS)

15.30 – 15.45

Coffee break

15.45 – 17.00

Session 5: Integration of management information systems for social protection

Indonesia has different management information systems for social assistance, social insurance and employment, which are owned by the Ministry of Social Affairs (PKH etc), BPJS-TK (JKK, JKM, JKP, JP, JHT), BPJS-K (JKN) and the Ministry of Manpower (Siap Kerja). Are these systems effectively linked to provide services to beneficiaries? How can they improve?

►     Panel and open discussion

Ms Niken Arianti, Assistant Deputy Director of Social Security, Coordinating Ministry of Human Development (KEMENKO PM)

Mr Muhammad Cholifihani, Director of Population and Social Security, Ministry of National Development Planning (BAPPENAS)

TBC, Ministry of Social Affairs (KEMENSOS)

TBC, Ministry of Manpower (KEMENAKER)

TBC, BPJS-TK

TBC, BPJS-K

Moderator: TBC, Coordinating Ministry of Human Development (KEMENKO PM)

17.00 – 17.15

Way forward and closing remarks

Ms Niken Arianti, Assistant Deputy Director of Social Security, Coordinating Ministry of Human Development (KEMENKO PM)