1. GHS Implementation in Indonesia
Country Report:
GHS Implementation in Indonesia
Presented by
Ministry of Industry of Republic of Indonesia
Regional GHS Review Conference for South East Asian Countries
22 May 2013
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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2. Content GHS Journey Current status :
Activities, Capacity Building and Dissemination
Upcoming Activities in 2013
GHS Application

3. GHS Journey
2002
2004
2005
2006
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Endorsement by APEC
First National GHS Seminar
Establish GHS Taskforce
Draft Regulation
Decree of Minister of Industry No. 87/2009
Decree of Director of General of Agrochemical Industry No. 21/2010
Training, Capacity Building and Meeting with stakeholders
****)
Decree of Minister of Industry No. 23/2013
Start Training & Building Capability *)
Gap Analysis and Roadmap **)
Completion and entry into force GHS implementation legislation ***)
Draft of Chemical Law which will be cover and enforce GHS implementation
*) Training & Capacity Building supported by JETRO & AOTS in Indonesia ( & 2010) and in Japan ( ); Practical Training for industry and government officers conducted by KN-RCI & MOI (2007 – 2009
**) The outcome of GHS UNITAR Project ( ) are determine Gap Analysis and Roadmap; The 2nd Phase GHS UNITAR Project ( ) will focus on capacity building and update regulations
***) Meeting, capacity building and meeting with stakeholder was conducted by Minister of Industry supported by UNITAR
****) as follow-up activity in 2011

4. Current Status Legal Basis UN GHS Purple Book (latest version)
Ministry of Industry
Decree of Minister of Industry No. 87/M-IND/PER/9/2009 concerning Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals
Decree of Minister of Industry No. 23/M-IND/PER/4/2013 concerning the Revision of Decree of Minister of Industry No. 87/M-IND/PER/9/2009 concerning Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals
Decree of Director General of Agrochemical No. 21/IAK/PER/4/2010 concerning Technical Training of GHS Implementation for Classification and Labelling on Chemicals

5. (Cont’d) Current Status
Summary of Decree of Minister of Industry. No. 23/M-IND/PER/4/2012 (as Revision of Decree of Minister of Industry No. 87/M-IND/PER/9/2009)
Chemical substances is obliged to be tagged label
Chemical substances is obliged to be owned Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
Every stakeholder who produce chemical substance is obliged to determine classification hazard tag label onto the package compiling Safety Data Sheet (SDS), review and revise at least for 5 years
Every stakeholder who repackage chemical substance is obliged to tag label, name and address of repackager, netto weight, and compiling Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
Every stakeholder as mentioned in that Decree is obliged to give report to Director General of Manufacturing Industry Basis, Ministry of Industry

6. Covers 28 physical, health, and environmental hazards
(Cont’d)
Current Status
Covers 28 physical, health, and environmental hazards

7. GHS implementation in Indonesia
Activities
Indonesia has been cooperating with UNITAR (United Nations for Training and Research) to run project cover in:
GHS project phase I ( )
Granted to the National Agency of Drug and Food Control (NADFC / Badan Pengawas Obat dan Makanan)
Scope of project: training and capacity building for the implementation of the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals. It Consists of 3 phase activities:
Situation analysis
Gap analysis
National Planning Strategy Arrangement

8. GHS implementation in Indonesia (cont’d)
GHS project phase II ( )
Granted to Ministry of Industry (MOI)
Scope or project: training and capacity building for the implementation GHS of classification and labelling of chemicals
It Consists of 2 phase activities:
Updating the National GHS strategy :
Completion and entry into force GHS implementing legislation
Training and stakeholder workshops
Supporting activities for stakeholders and participate at regional and international communication

9. GHS implementation in Indonesia (cont’d)
In 2011, Training, Capacity Building, Coordination Meeting with stakeholders:
Coordination meeting in Jakarta, 5 stakeholders
Coordination meeting in West Java, 5 stakeholders
Technical training in Jakarta with UNITAR, 3 days, 120 participants
Technical training in Serpong, 2 days, 100 participants

10. GHS implementation in Indonesia (cont’d)
In 2012, the Activities covered:
Compiling draft of Decree of Minister of Industry No. 23/M-IND/PER/4/2013 concerning GHS of Classification and Labelling on Chemicals
Compiling draft of Decree of Directorate General of Manufacturing Industry Basis concerning Technical and Controlling Instruction of GHS
Techical training for personnels of industry with GHS taskforce team:
Jakarta, 5 days x 75 participants
Surabaya, 1 day, 20 Participants
Batam, 1 day, 20 participant

11. Upcoming Activities in 2013
Based on Memorandum of Agreement (MOA), the project will be conducted in December 2010 – early February 2013
Yet, project will be postponed by Februari 2013 – June 2013
Activities cover
Publish UN GHS Purple Book, Comic, and Leaflet
Construction website for national single window
Coordination meeting with related stakeholders

12. GHS Application
Single substance chemicals both for domestic production and import are compulsory required to implement GHS ever since March 24th, 2010
Chemical Mixtures are voluntarily required to implement GHS, however after December 31st, 2016, mixtures both for domestic production and import are compulsory required to implement GHS. Exemption: Small Medium Enterprise (SME)
Companies especially MNCs and export’s manufacturers have implemented Safety Data Sheet and Labels based on GHS

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