Vision: “To become a world-class, advanced, and sustainable Nuclear Energy Regulatory Agency to realize a Golden Indonesia 2045.”

Mission:

1. To conduct international-standard oversight of nuclear energy utilization; and
2. To strengthen organizational capacity.

Goals:

1. To achieve safety, security, and safeguards (3S) for workers, the public, and environmental protection; and
2. To strengthen a clean, service-oriented, and sustainable bureaucracy. 

Objectives:

1. Enhanced effectiveness of nuclear energy oversight; and
2. Improved good, clean, effective, and accountable governance.

There are five main policy directions serving as BAPETEN’s strategic reference:

1. Enhancement of the oversight system to support the investment climate;
2. Development of a comprehensive oversight system in preparation for NPPs;
3. Improvement of the management system for ionizing radiation sources in the health and industrial sectors;
4. Enhancement of the national system for environmental monitoring, nuclear security, and preparedness; and
5. Implementation of sustainable bureaucratic reform.

BAPETEN’s programs and activities focus on four thematic priorities:

1. Energy: Supporting oversight preparation for NPP development, including regulatory and institutional readiness, design review, and site evaluation.
2. Health: Supporting the independence of the radiation-based medical device industry (X-ray machines, radiopharmaceuticals) and improving the quality of medical services.
3. Environment: Strengthening oversight of radioactive waste management and the management of Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials (NORM) from the mining industry.
4. Science and Technology: Coordinating the national nuclear security and preparedness system through the I-CONSEP platform and expanding the radiation detection network (I-RDMS).

The Strategic Plan outlines expanded roles for the private sector and identifies investment opportunities, including:

1. Energy Sector: Business actors may participate as NPP owners/operators (through SOE, PPP, or private schemes), as part of the construction and manufacturing supply chain, or as providers of supporting services (Technical Support Organization/TSO).
2. Health and Industrial Sectors: Encouraging investment in the production of radiation-based medical devices (KBLI 26601) and radioisotope production (KBLI 32906) to reduce import dependency.
3. New Opportunities: The Job Creation Law opens access for business actors to enter previously restricted fields, such as nuclear mineral mining, radioactive waste management, and research and development facilities.