Mapping Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Research Landscape in Indonesia: A Bibliometric Analysis

Abstract

Sustainable Development Goals (SDG's) is a global issue and 
has become the target of various country leaders, including 
Indonesia. Sustainable Development Goals has become a 
research topic that continues to increase since 2016 in 
Indonesia. As a developing country, Indonesia has complex 
challenges in achieving sustainable development. This study 
aims to see how research conducted by academics, 
researchers, and practitioners in Indonesia has contributed 
to the achievement of these sustainable development goals. 
Bibliometric analysis was used to achieve the research 
objectives through descriptive analysis and network analysis. 
Data analysis includes descriptive analysis and network 
analysis. The results showed that the trend of SDG's research 
in Indonesia continued to increase from 2016 to 2024. The 
results also show that some research themes related to 
SDG's in Indonesia need greater attention related to themes 
such as Jakarta, water management, water supply, 
biodiversity, deforestation, and livehood. This is because 
research related to SDGs in Indonesia is still centred on the 
realm of government.