MyRepublic and Komdigi Launch 'Roketin Generasi Tunas Digital' to Safeguard Indonesia's Youth Online
The digital landscape for the younger generation in Indonesia is taking a significant step forward. MyRepublic Indonesia, a leading fiber-optic internet service provider, has officially teamed up with the Ministry of Communication and Digital (Komdigi) to launch a transformative program titled "Roketin Generasi Tunas Digital." This initiative isn't just about providing faster internet; it is a strategic move to fortify digital literacy among students and ensure a safer online environment for the nation's future leaders.
At its core, the program is designed to support the implementation of Government Regulation (PP) TUNAS No. 17 of 2025. This specific regulation focuses on the governance of electronic system operations regarding child protection in the digital space. As children spend more time online, the need for a structured framework to protect them from digital risks has never been more urgent.
A Collaborative Vision for National Literacy
Roketin Generasi Tunas Digital is a national-scale educational collaboration. By targeting students, teachers, parents, and various educational communities across Indonesia, MyRepublic and Komdigi aim to create a holistic ecosystem. The program recognizes that digital safety is not just the responsibility of the child, but a collective effort involving the entire educational support system.
This initiative is built upon three primary objectives that serve as the foundation for all its activities. First, it seeks to educate both children and parents on how to use the internet safely and in an age-appropriate manner. Second, it provides the necessary digital literacy and tools to ensure that online experiences are not only healthy but also productive. Lastly, it serves as a concrete manifestation of PP TUNAS No. 17 Year 2025, moving the regulation from paper into real-world practice.
Investing in the Nation's Greatest Asset
During the launch event, the Minister of Communication and Digital, Meutya Hafid, emphasized that connectivity is only one part of the equation. According to Hafid, investing in digital infrastructure must go hand-in-hand with human development. She noted that the "Generasi Tunas Digital"—the budding digital generation—is the nation's most valuable asset. Preparing them for the digital world is a prerequisite for Indonesia's long-term success.
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Echoing this sentiment, Timotius Max Sulaiman, CEO of MyRepublic Indonesia, highlighted that this partnership is a testament to the company's commitment to nurturing local talent. By equipping the youth with the skills to use technology responsibly and productively, MyRepublic hopes to foster a generation of digital natives who can compete on a global stage while maintaining high standards of digital ethics.
Scaling Up: Reaching 200 Schools Nationwide
The ambition behind Roketin Generasi Tunas Digital is backed by clear targets. Over the next year, the program is scheduled to reach more than 200 schools across Indonesia. The goal is to impact approximately 60,000 individuals, including students, educators, and parents. By casting such a wide net, the initiative aims to build a deep-seated public awareness regarding the importance of digital protection from an early age.
As the program rolls out, it is expected to bridge the gap between technological access and digital wisdom. Through workshops, literacy modules, and community engagement, MyRepublic and Komdigi are setting a new benchmark for how private and public sectors can collaborate to protect the most vulnerable users of the internet.