Signing of the "One Data Indonesia" Commitment

Together ... BPS, Ministry of Communication and Information and Bappedalitbangda of Trenggalek Regency Commit to Successful One Indonesian Data.

The Head of the Trenggalek Regency Communication and Information Service, BPS Trenggalek and Bappedalitbangda signed a Joint Commitment to Implement One Indonesian Data (SDI) in the context of implementing the National Statistical System (SSN).

The signing of the commitment, which was centered at the East Java Provincial Office and the East Java BPS, was also attended by Regencies / Cities throughout East Java Province.

Satu Data Indonesia (SDI) is a Government policy as an effort to improve and improve the quality of government data governance.

The One Data Policy is useful for decision making and as a form of fulfilling the data needs of the community.

Head of Trenggalek Communication and Information Agency, Edif Hayunan Siswanto, S.Sos, M.Si said that One Data is currently a necessity. He explained that this commitment has now started by building data standards and meta data.

In addition, the Kadis Kominfo said that in 2021 the Kominfo Service as the data guardian wanted to build a statistical infrastructure by compiling an application for One Trenggalek Data.

"We hope that all OPDs as data producers can continue to actively participate in updating data," he said.

Meanwhile, on the same occasion, the Head of BPS Trenggalek, Joko Santoso, SE, M.Si said that BPS as a data supervisor will help the Regional Government succeed in One Trenggalek Data.

Both with various kinds of efforts such as through coaching and collaboration with the Ministry of Communication and Information and other OPD.

Given that currently in Trenggalek District, a one data forum has been formed to facilitate coordination on how to optimize sectoral data updates in each OPD.

"The hope is that One Data will be realized soon, because the data standards have also been prepared by the Ministry of Communication and Information. We will facilitate this later," he concluded.