Electronic Cards

AFTER falling behind schedule in providing electronic ID cards (KTP) to 200 million Indonesians by next year, this project is being pushed for completion in time for the 2014 General Elections. Eventually, the data on these cards will be used as a basis for gathering voter information. Despite being closely watched by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) and Supreme Audit Agency (BPK), this mega-project has resulted in chaos, unsurprisingl

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