<![CDATA[This policy paper outlines that the current implementation of the roadmap for interfaith harmony in Indonesia has not been able to suppress the escalation of intolerant practices in society, a condition further exacerbated by the rapid circulation of radical narratives in cyberspace and the strengthening of digital polarization that erodes social cohesion. This policy paper aims to analyze the factors causing the failure of these conventional policy instruments, formulate an adaptive moderation communication approach, and draft recommendations for tactical-operational national regulations. Using an evidence-based descriptive-analytical methodology, this study integrates the Urgency, Seriousness, and Growth (USG) method to determine problem priorities, the Fishbone diagram to trace causal relationships, and William N. Dunn's policy evaluation theory to quantitatively evaluate five policy alternatives. The analysis shows that the main root of the problem stems from the strategy of mainstreaming religious moderation in the digital space that is not supported by a flexible, creative cyber communication approach that is responsive to social media algorithm trends. Therefore, the Minister of Religious Affairs is recommended to immediately stipulate the Ministerial Decree (KMA) concerning the National Guidelines for Mitigating Intolerance in the Digital Space as a tactical legal reference that integrates a cyber early warning system, popular counter-narrative strategies, and the consolidation of multi-stakeholder governance in a consistent and accountable manner.]]>
