Kadin Indonesia
Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry
The Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN) is an independent, non-profit organization that brings together business actors in Indonesia—from large enterprises to SMEs—across state-owned, cooperative, and private sectors. As the representative voice of the Indonesian business community, KADIN bridges the interests of entrepreneurs with the government and other stakeholders, supports a healthy and competitive business climate, and connects a nationwide and global network of companies and business associations to advance business activities, trade, and investment.
Established under Law Number 1 of 1987 on the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the organization’s primary mandate is to consolidate, develop, represent, and advocate for the interests of the business community.
KADIN is a strategic partner of the government in fostering a healthy, competitive, and equitable business climate throughout Indonesia.
To build a resilient and highly competitive Indonesian business community, grounded in the strengths of national resources, and playing an active role in the global economy through a market-based economic order that upholds the rule of law, ethics, humanity, and environmental sustainability.
KADIN fosters and develops the capabilities and interests of Indonesian entrepreneurs across all sectors, including state-owned enterprises, cooperatives, and the private sector. KADIN also works to integrate national economic potential in a balanced manner across industries, business sizes—from large enterprises to SMEs—and regions throughout Indonesia.
In addition, KADIN aims to create a business climate that is innovative, competitive, collaborative, transparent, and conducive, to encourage active participation of the private sector in national development and in global economic competition. To support this, KADIN continues to strengthen the organization professionally at all levels of leadership, from the national headquarters to regional offices.
Developing and strengthening the capabilities, activities, and interests of Indonesian entrepreneurs in state-owned enterprises, cooperatives, and the private sector, in their role as national economic actors, to realize a healthy and orderly national economy and business environment in accordance with Article 33 of the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia; Creating and fostering a business climate that enables the broadest possible and effective participation in national development.
To achieve the objectives as regulated in Law Number 1 of 1987 and the Kadin Articles of Association, the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry has the primary task of facilitating synergy between entrepreneurs in fulfilling resources, becoming a strategic partner of the government in communication, consultation, and policy advocacy. economics, as well as representing the business world in various forums for determining economic and investment policies. Kadin also plays a role in encouraging corporate social responsibility, cultivating business ethics and good corporate governance, as well as coaching and empowering entrepreneur organizations so they are able to play an optimal role in developing the business world.
In addition, Kadin has the authority to provide accreditation to company organizations, provide various business services including legalization of documents, and carry out tasks from the government in accordance with applicable regulations. Kadin also plays a role in increasing the efficiency of the business world through the provision of information, technology and managerial solutions, encouraging entrepreneurship and developing business scale, collecting data on business actors, and providing recognition for the management of entrepreneurial organizations in accordance with legal provisions and decisions of the authorized institutions.
As a platform for communication, information-sharing, representation, consultation, facilitation, and advocacy among entrepreneurs, and between entrepreneurs, the government, and the international business community.
As a strategic partner of the government in economic affairs, providing policy input, fostering a healthy business climate, and promoting more equitable access to business opportunities.