The role of effective and efficient coordination between intelligence agencies

Early detection is needed in order to prevent the occurrence of various threats, as is a formidable and professional State Intelligence. This can be done by strengthening the cooperation and coordination of State Intelligence by respecting the law, democratic values, and human rights as mandated in the Constitution of the Republic of the Republic Indonesia in 1945. To achieve the objectives or tasks of the state intelligence agency, coordination is necessary, namely as a synchronous and orderly effort to provide the right amount and time, and direct the implementation to produce a uniform and harmonious action on the determined targets. In order to realise integrated intelligence measures and results, effective and efficient coordination and cooperation between intelligence agencies in the Republic of Indonesia is needed. Intelligence as a tool of government is an important issue. This issue becomes even more important when thinking deeper into the role of intelligence in the future versus global issues. Where the organisation of the National Intelligence Agency as the organiser of the coordination function is less supportive, differences in operational standards set by each intelligence agency is separate. Therefore, the National Intelligence Agency as the coordinator of the state intelligence agency has not been able to carry out its function as the coordinator of all intelligence agencies.