INCAKAP (Internet Smart - Creative - Productive) - Indonesia

INCAKAP - Indonesia

Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) of Indonesia, c.q. Directorate of ICT Empowerment, Directorate General of ICT Application, in 2009 launched the Safe and Wise Internet education program that in 2013 strengthened its name into INCAKAP (Internet Cerdas Kreatif Produktif / Smart Creative Productive). This multistakeholder program aims to encourage communities, educational actors, teenagers, students, parents, teachers, and information activists as well as local governments to participate in educating and utilizing the Internet by way of the INCAKAP pillars: - Smart: Utilizing the Internet in a good sense, following the digital literacy framework as well as the prevailing the laws. - Creative: Developing innovative products and services to provide benefits and added value to the national digital economy. - Productive: Producing as many positive content and useful creations as possible for self-development and wider community. In disseminating INCAKAP program, MCIT uses a group communication approach, i.e. resource persons who explain about safe and convenient Internet usage to the group through seminars. The message to the audience also delivered by educative methods, exposing opinions and experiences as well as delivering data and facts about the positive and negative impacts of Internet usage. Therefore, people may have a complete picture about Internet ethics, norm, culture and regulation to determine their attitude and behaviour on the Internet. INCAKAP program has a segmentation of teenage audience especially targeting at children aged 13-18 years. So that socialization is done among high school students to high school.

http://www.incakap.id

National implementation: Indonesia

Ongoing from 01/01/2009 to 31/12/2027

Local governments, Indonesian Child Protection Commission (KPAI), Indonesian Internet Service Providers Association (APJII), Indonesian Domain Name Registry (PANDI), Indonesian National Police (POLRI), Google, Twitter, Facebook, Indonesia Internet Governance Forum (ID-IGF), Indonesian Child Online Protection (ID-COP), Indonesian ICT Volunteers (RTIK), Indonesian Internet Society (ISOC-ID), Nawala Nusantara Foundation, ICT Watch Indonesia / Internet Sehat, Sejiwa Foundation, ECPAT Indonesia, IDkita, Kompasiana, Kita dan Buah Hati Foundation, Indonesian Internet Cafe Association (AWARI), Universities, Schools, Telkomsel and several Indonesian Telecommunications Operators.

* Capacity building

• Goal 4: Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all
• Goal 5: Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls
• Goal 16: Promote just, peaceful and inclusive societies

• Project
• Programme
• Training initiative
• Guidelines
• Website
• Digital Literacy