Category: Investment Sectors
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Beyond Tourism: The Blue Economy in Indonesia – Marine and Fisheries Investment
Indonesia is the world’s second largest aquaculture producer, with 17,504 islands and 6.4 million square kilometres of sea area. The KKP has set a marine and fisheries sector investment target of IDR 14.47 trillion for 2026, as part of a five-year programme targeting IDR 79.21 trillion by 2029. Government Regulation 78 of 2019 provides a… READ MORE →
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Beyond Beach Clubs: Creative Production, Events, and Destination Experiences as Foreign Investment in Indonesia
Indonesia’s creative economy became a named licensing sector under Government Regulation 28 of 2025, for the first time placing event production, destination experiences, film and music production, performing arts, and creative education within a defined regulatory framework with its own licensing treatment and supervisory authority. For a foreign investor, this means the KBLI 2025 classification… READ MORE →
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Beyond Bali: Infrastructure and Built-Environment Services as Foreign Investment in Indonesia
Indonesia’s Rencana Pembangunan Jangka Menengah Nasional 2025 to 2029 requires IDR 47,587.3 trillion in infrastructure investment. The Ministry of Public Works budget was cut 73 per cent in 2025. The gap between what the state needs and what it can fund is the commercial context in which built-environment services in Indonesia operate. This article examines… READ MORE →
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Beyond Villas: Trade and Distribution in Bali
Foreign investment in Bali has long concentrated on real estate and accommodation. This article examines trade and distribution in Bali as a structurally different route into the same commercial demand environment, covering the legal framework, the enterprise models available to foreign investors, and the compliance requirements that determine whether a trading company in Indonesia operates… READ MORE →
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Beyond Tourism: Bali Needs Waste Solutions
Why imported systems often fail, and where foreign investors can still create value Bali’s waste emergency is visible in overflowing disposal sites, mixed roadside waste, pressure on local collection routes, and the growing public focus on landfill capacity. In April 2026, Indonesia’s Environment Minister said open dumping across the country must end by July 2026,… READ MORE →
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Bali 2036: Growth Alone Will Not Protect Your Business
Bali is still growing, though growth alone does not make a business durable. This article examines what founders need to test before capital is committed, including structure, feasibility, governance, uneven trading conditions, and whether the venture still makes sense under closer review. READ MORE →
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Ask, Listen, Design, Act: The TraceWorthy Method for Building Capability and Systems
The ask listen design act framework turns real business questions into operational systems. This article explains how human-centred consulting method, cross discipline advisory, and business systems design combine into capability building for founders through co-design workshops and structured implementation. READ MORE →
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Human Centred Consulting in Practice
Inside TraceWorthy’s Cross Functional Training Culture On a Thursday morning in Bali, the TraceWorthy whiteboard fills with Mirna Pratiwi Mangitung’s tax diagrams. She sketches the route of income from a client company to government accounts and into personal bank records. The legal team ask questions and link each line on the board to live client… READ MORE →
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BPOM in Practice
Labels do not carry opinions. They carry evidence. This feature follows how launches derail when BPOM registration is treated as paperwork, and shows how TraceWorthy sequences the BPOM dossier, BPOM label requirements, and holder model so BPOM approval lands on time. READ MORE →



