Indonesia Geo is an open administrative and geographic reference framework for Indonesia, designed for ERPNext and Frappe applications.
It provides structured hierarchical region data with long-term support for:
- Administrative regions (Province → Regency/City → District → Village)
- Regional expansion (pemekaran wilayah)
- Institutional code mapping (Kemendagri, BPS, KPU, etc.)
- Community-driven contributions
- Future geospatial integration
Maintained by the Indonesia ERPNext Community
With contributions from Thinkspedia and other community members.
Indonesia Geo aims to become a sustainable and authoritative reference dataset for administrative regions in Indonesia within the ERPNext ecosystem.
This project prioritizes:
- Data integrity
- Historical traceability
- Version stability
- Community governance
- Long-term maintainability (10+ years)
- Administrative hierarchy (Tree-based structure)
- Support for effective_date & end_date
- Official region code mapping
- Data source traceability
Phase 1 – Administrative Regions
- Province
- Regency/City
- District
- Village
Phase 2 – Institutional Code Mapping
- Kemendagri codes
- BPS codes
- KPU codes
- Postal codes
Phase 3 – Electoral Layer
- Electoral regions (DPR, DPRD)
- Polling stations (TPS)
Phase 4 – Geospatial Support
- Latitude / Longitude
- GeoJSON boundaries
- Polygon storage
Currently maintained for:
- ERPNext v16
Branching strategy:
main– stable releaseversion-16– active compatibility branch
We welcome contributions from the community.
Before submitting changes, please read:
- CONTRIBUTING.md
- DATA_GOVERNANCE.md
Administrative data must always include:
- Source reference
- Regulation reference (if applicable)
- Effective date
- Clear traceability
Indonesia Geo is a community-maintained project and does not represent official government data. Users must independently verify administrative and institutional codes before using them for compliance or legal purposes.
See DISCLAIMER.md for full details.
Indonesia Geo is maintained by the Indonesia ERPNext Community.
Thinkspedia is one of the contributing organizations supporting this initiative.
MIT License