The South Sumatra Provincial National Narcotics Agency (BNN Sumsel) is a vertical agency of the National Narcotics Agency of the Republic of Indonesia with the main tasks and functions of prevention, eradication, rehabilitation, and community empowerment against the dangers of narcotics in the South Sumatra region.

The BNN Sumsel office serves as the provincial-level coordination and policy control center in efforts to reduce the incidence of narcotics abuse and illicit trafficking. Additionally, BNN Sumsel actively implements education, awareness, and anti-drug campaigns through various activities, including in schools, universities, workplaces, and community settings.

With the support of representative office facilities and professional staff in their respective fields, BNN South Sumatra is committed to realizing “South Sumatra Bersinar (Drug-Free)”. Collaboration with law enforcement agencies, local governments, and the active participation of the community are the key elements for BNN South Sumatra in carrying out its mission toward a drug-free Indonesia.

The National Narcotics Agency Human Resource Development Center (PPSDM BNN) located in Bogor is a technical implementation unit of the Indonesian National Narcotics Agency (BNN RI) that focuses on developing the competencies of BNN officials and related agencies in combating narcotics.

PPSDM BNN Bogor plays a strategic role as a center for education, training, and research aimed at enhancing the professionalism of human resources in efforts to prevent, eradicate, rehabilitate, and empower communities. Through various training programs, workshops, and research, PPSDM BNN Bogor serves as an integrated learning platform that supports the creation of excellent, integrity-driven personnel who are ready to face the challenges of the dynamic issue of narcotics abuse.

With complete facilities—from modern classrooms, laboratories, to participant dormitories—PPSDM BNN Bogor is committed to producing highly competitive personnel to support BNN's grand vision of achieving a Drug-Free Indonesia (BERSINAR).

The West Sulawesi Provincial National Narcotics Agency (BNN Sulbar) is an extension of the Indonesian National Narcotics Agency (BNN RI) at the provincial level, with the main tasks of preventing, eradicating, rehabilitating, and empowering the community against the threat of narcotics in the West Sulawesi region.

As an institution directly involved in protecting the younger generation from the dangers of drugs, BNN Sulbar implements various educational programs, awareness campaigns, and the War on Drugs initiative through schools, universities, workplaces, and community groups. Additionally, BNN Sulbar collaborates with local governments, law enforcement agencies, traditional leaders, and community leaders to strengthen synergy in realizing a drug-free West Sulawesi (BERSINAR).

With professional human resources and adequate supporting facilities, BNN Sulbar is committed to providing the best services, from prevention and empowerment to rehabilitation services, to create a healthy, productive, and drug-free society in West Sulawesi.

The Central Kalimantan Provincial National Narcotics Agency (BNN Kalteng) is a vertical agency of the Indonesian National Narcotics Agency (BNN RI) tasked with implementing national policies on prevention, eradication, rehabilitation, and community empowerment in the Central Kalimantan region.

BNN Kalteng acts as the frontline in protecting the community from the dangers of narcotics through various strategic programs, such as socialization, education, youth and student development, community empowerment, and rehabilitation services. Additionally, BNN Kalteng collaborates with local governments, law enforcement agencies, educational institutions, and community leaders to strengthen the “War on Drugs” movement.

With the vision of achieving a drug-free Central Kalimantan (BERSINAR), BNN Kalteng is committed to building a healthy, intelligent, and productive generation, and ensuring a community environment free from drug abuse and illicit drug trafficking.