This is the 2023 Overseas Loan Plan for Ministry Projects, with the Ministry of Transportation having the largest share.

The Indonesian government has compiled a list of planned priority external loans (DRPPLN) to finance activities or projects undertaken by ministries. According to the Ministry of Finance website, this list of planned activities already has funding indications and is ready to be financed by foreign loans on an annual basis.

A report issued by the National Development Planning Agency/Bappenas shows that the 2023 DRPPLN includes 28 infrastructure projects and 50 non-infrastructure projects proposed by 19 ministries/agencies, state-owned enterprises (SOEs), and local governments.

The total value of these project loans amounts to US$20.95 billion, or approximately Rp329.23 trillion (assuming an exchange rate of Rp15,713 per US$). This funding comes from 18 international development partners. There is also domestic private sector funding of US$1.59 billion, or Rp24.98 trillion.

"Foreign loans are also used to finance national strategic activities or projects, especially in the transportation, health, and digital transformation sectors," wrote Bappenas in its report, *List of Planned Priority External Loans 2023*.

*Databoks* has compiled a list of planned foreign loans specifically for ministries/agencies (K/L), namely 17 ministries with a total of 75 projects. The total foreign loans for these 17 ministries/agencies amount to US$20.52 billion, or Rp322.58 trillion.

The ministry receiving the largest amount of foreign debt is the Ministry of Transportation, with US$5.57 billion, or Rp87.52 trillion.

The Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing (PUPR) follows in second place with US$5.47 billion, or Rp85.97 trillion.

Third is the Ministry of Health, with planned loans of US$3.97 billion, or Rp62.51 trillion. Fourth is the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries with US$1.51 billion, or Rp23,760,884,340,000.

Fifth is the Ministry of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning/National Land Agency (ATR/BPN) with US$868.33 million, or Rp13.64 trillion.

The agency with the smallest amount of foreign loan disbursement in this list is the Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG), with US$26.61 million, or Rp418.23 billion.

The following is a detailed list of ministries/agencies with planned foreign loan amounts for 2023:

* Ministry of Transportation: US$5,570,357,000
* Ministry of PUPR: US$5,471,662,000
* Ministry of Health: US$3,978,773,000
* Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (KKP): US$1,512,180,000
* Ministry of ATR/BPN: US$868,330,000
* Ministry of Agriculture: US$625,000,000
* Ministry of Home Affairs: US$623,509,000
* Ministry of Defense: US$376,658,000
* Ministry of Communication and Informatics (Kominfo): US$373,153,000
* National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB): US$250,000,000
* National Cyber and Crypto Agency: US$250,000,000
* Maritime Security Agency/Bakamla: US$180,000,000
* National Counterterrorism Agency (BNPT): US$160,000,000
* Ministry of Manpower: US$159,030,000
* Ministry of National Development Planning/Bappenas: US$50,000,000
* Basarnas (National Search and Rescue Agency): US$45,549,000
* Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG): US$26,617,000

(See also: [List of Sectors Receiving Foreign Debt Disbursements](https://databoks.katadata.co.id/datapublish/2023/05/24/deretan-sektor-yang-mendapat-kucuran-utang-dari-luar-negeri))