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To achieve a recognized position in the global market, creativity and innovation should<br />

be added with advanced technology mastery, with which product improvement<br />

depends upon. Advanced technology at most times determines standards of certain<br />

products, i.e. a product that uses non-toxic, biodegradable resin as adhesive substance<br />

could gain the label of ‘ecological product’ and could enter certain market, while similar<br />

products that uses common resins fail to gain the label and therefore are not allowed to<br />

be distributed in these particular market.<br />

Today, the Government of <strong>Indonesia</strong> has been persistence in implementing policy to<br />

expand the access of <strong>Indonesia</strong>n designers to the necessary information, knowledge,<br />

technology and resources, particularly in the remote areas of <strong>Indonesia</strong>’s vast<br />

archipelago. The GoI also enhancing the country capacity to accommodate law<br />

enforcement in recognizing intellectual copyright.<br />

<strong>Indonesia</strong> Law number 31 year 2000 on Industrial Design provides intellectual copyrights<br />

protection for an industrial design. It is stated in the institution that industrial design is:<br />

a creation of form, configuration or composition of lines or colors or lines and colors<br />

or a combination of line and colors in three-dimensional or two-dimensional, which<br />

provides an aesthetical impression and can be used to produce a product, a good, an<br />

industrial commodity or a craft work.<br />

Protection is provided for industrial designs that are: new and considered new (based on<br />

the registration date). Protection is not available for industrial designs that are against<br />

effective law, public order, religion and ethics.<br />

The law provides a term of ten years protection of the rights, dated since the acceptance<br />

of the design, including: the rights to possess the design and to prohibit others without<br />

permission to produce, use, sell, import, export and/or distribute a part or more of a<br />

design that has already given the copyrights. The subjects of the law are designers,<br />

whether individually or as a team, or persons that are appointed as the beneficiary of<br />

the rights, institutions and commissioners.<br />

The Law is currently undergoing a process of amandement, in order to determine more<br />

clearly the definition and scope of “industrial design” that is appropriate for <strong>Indonesia</strong>.<br />

Advancement Through Education<br />

The first higher education in industrial design was first established in Institute of<br />

Technology Bandung in 1972, under the name of Product Design Studio. In 1996 the<br />

studio applied and was registered as a member of International Council of Society of<br />

Industrial Design (ICSID). In 1998 the Product Design Studio raised its level to be Product<br />

Design Study Program (PSDP), accompanied by improvements in curriculum and<br />

strategies in order to face future challenges.<br />

Up to today, higher education in industrial design gradually increases in various cities in<br />

<strong>Indonesia</strong>. Among the largest ones are at Trisakti University, Paramadina University and<br />

Pelita Harapan University (UPH) in Jakarta, Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (ITS) in<br />

Surabaya and Institut Teknologi Nasional (Itenas) and Maranatha University in Bandung.<br />

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