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Indonesia Plans National Talent Committee to Reform Civil Service Careers

Indonesia Plans National Talent Committee to Reform Civil Service Careers

Indonesia is preparing a national system to move civil servants into roles where their skills are needed.

The plan addresses problems including reliance on open recruitment, uneven talent across government agencies and employee data kept in separate systems.

A proposed National Talent Committee would map talent and plan leadership succession.

It could also recommend appointments to senior leadership posts to the president.

The reform has four parts: new rules, the committee, clearer career paths and a shared national talent database.

The database is intended to standardize and connect information from existing government systems without transferring ownership of the data.

The changes aim to make talent comparisons and appointments more objective across agencies.

The government is preparing the framework, but no implementation timetable is stated.

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Aba SubagjaDeputy for Apparatus Human Resources, Ministry of Administrative and Bureaucratic Reform
Talent mobility has not been managed as one national cycle. There is not yet a single regulatory, institutional, position and data architecture to fully implement Law No. 20 of 2023 on the Civil Service.
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Diah IpmaActing Assistant Deputy for Position Standardization and Talent Management, Ministry of Administrative and Bureaucratic Reform
The National Civil Service Talent Committee plays a role in preparing leadership talent.
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Validated data makes talent comparisons, matching and risk flagging objective.
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