Rahmat Wibowo published a self-promoting policy report on neurodivergence in Indonesia using his AEGIS framework, tagging government ministries and tagging Suryadiputra Liawatimena and Oskar Riandi.
| ID | ev-20260622-015 |
|---|---|
| Source | Rahmat Wibowo LinkedIn |
| Targets | Suryadiputra Liawatimena Oskar Riandi |

Transcript
{B Indonesia has ~800 psychiatrists for 278
million people. That's 0.3 per 100,000.
Meanwhile, we estimate 28-56 million
Indonesians are neurodivergent.
The detection rate? Approaching zero.
‘We just released a comprehensive policy
report: Neurodivergence in indonesia: Deep
Research, Solutions & Systemic Roadmap
(by Rahmat Wibowo - InfraLoka), and the
systemic gaps are impossible to ignore.
The Current Reality:
Education: Only 0.3% of Indonesia's 3.3
million teachers have any disability training.
Healthcare: BPJS does not cover ABA
therapy, which currently costs 2-9x the
median household income.
Employment: 91% of disabled Indonesians
work in the informal sector. Employment
quotas exist, but enforcement does not.
Policy: Komnas Disabilitas (KND) just had its
2025 budget cut by 93%.
The Core Argument:
Neurodivergence is not a welfare problem. It
is a human capital problem.
Data from JPMorgan's Autism at Work
program shows neurodivergent employees
can be 90-140% more productive in certain
roles. Indonesia cannot afford the cost of
continued exclusion.
Crucially, we must stop building diagnosis-
gated systems.
‘When making a clinical diagnosis the
prerequisite for school support or workplace
accommodation, it ceases to be a policy and
becomes a waiting list that never clears.
The Solution (Our 5-Tier Roadmap):
Screen Widely: Implement M-CHAT-R/F
screening at all Puskesmas.
B support Functionally: Mandate
neurodivergence modules in pre-service
teacher training (PPG).
Incentivize Inclusion: Introduce
neurodivergent wage subsidies (modeled
after Singapore's EEC).
Systematize Strategy: Establish
Indonesia's first Presidential Regulation
(Perpres) for a national neurodivergence
strategy.
We need to screen widely, support based on
functional need, and reserve clinical
diagnosis for intensive interventions.
Want to read the full report built on the
AEGIS framework? DM me or drop a
comment below and I'll send you the PDF.
Tagging:
Kementerian Kesehatan RI Kementerian
Pendidikan dan Kebudayaan (Ministry of
Education and Culture Republic of
Indonesia) Kementerian Sosial Republik
Indonesia Kementerian Ketenagakerjaan
Republik Indonesia Bappenas RI World
Health Organization Indonesia UNICEF
Indonesia @ILO Indonesia The World Bank
Group Indonesia Circle for Autism (Yayasan
‘Autisma Indonesia) Into The Light
Indonesia (Yayasan Insan Teman Langit)
SG Enable
KORIKA Suryadiputra Liawatimena Oskar
Riandi
Ikatan Alumni Informatika (IAIF) ITB
Muhamad Fajrin Rasyid
Institut Teknologi Bandung Tatacipta
Dirgantara Tutun Juhana
IAITB Jakarta Ikatan Alumni ITB Agustin
Peranginangin
ILUNI UI (Ikatan Alumni Universitas
Indonesia) Pramudya A. Oktavinanda
#Neurodivergence #indonesia
#AutismAwareness #ADHD
‘#Disabilityinclusion #HumanCapital
#PolicyResearch #inklusifindonesia
#MentalHealth #infraLoka #PublicHealth
#NeurodiversityatWork