Indonesia’s Public Works Ministry has called for domestic and international investment in nine public-private partnership (PPP) infrastructure projects worth IDR90 trillion (around USD5.5 billion).
The projects include five for water resource management, three road developments, and one waste treatment facility. These are part of a broader pipeline of 55 PPP projects. To meet its 2025–2029 infrastructure goals, the Public Works Ministry estimates it will need IDR1,900 trillion in funding—60 per cent from the state budget, with the rest expected from private and alternative sources.
Between 2020 and 2024, PPPs contributed 21.4 per cent (IDR440.4 trillion) of infrastructure financing needs. Minister Hanggodo encouraged continued innovation in funding strategies such as blended finance and asset securitisation to sustain long-term development. So far, the Directorate General of Infrastructure Financing has overseen 15 PPP agreements in various sectors.