National IMDI 2025 Increases, DKI Jakarta Wins Highest Score At The Provincial Level

Menkomdigi Meutya Hafid and each Provincial representative (photo: Dinda Buana/VOI)

JAKARTA - The Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs has just released the 2025 Indonesian Digital Community Index (IMDI). The report noted that IMDI Indonesia rose to 44.53, an increase of 1.19 points from the previous year.

In 2022 the national IMDI score was recorded at 37.80. In 2023, the score jumped significantly to 43.18. Meanwhile, in 2024 the score rose again to 43.34, a signal that digital literacy was getting better.

The increase is a clear proof of the acceleration of Indonesia's digital transformation and the increasingly capableness of society in adopting digital technology.

"The figure is not just a statistic but is clear evidence that Indonesia is moving towards the big vision of the 2045 digital government," said Minister of Trade Meutya Hafid at the IMDI 2025 launch event on Thursday, October 2 in Jakarta.

For 2025, the IMDI measurement was carried out in July-August involving more than 18 thousand individual respondents and 11,000 industrial respondents has also integrated the Digital Literacy Index (ILD) indicator, thus providing a more comprehensive and up-to-date picture to the district/city level.

At the provincial level, the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government managed to win the highest IMDI score nationally with 56.97, followed by Bangka Belitung (52.15) and West Java (52.05).

As for the City level, Malang is the city with the highest IMDI, overtaking Jakarta. The IMDI Malang score is 62.67. Meanwhile, West Jakarta is 61.58, South Jakarta is 59.93, and East Jakarta is 59.23

The achievement of Malang City is supported by: strong digital infrastructure and ecosystems (79.61), high community digital literacy (63.69), the use of technology in the creative economy, MSMEs to public services (57.75), and Empowerment (46.55).

The presence of IMDI in the end became a solid foundation for the formulation of evidence-based policies, ensuring that every step in Indonesia's digital transformation is in line with the ideals of Indonesia Gold 2045.