BPS receives study visits from other countries, such as Nepal, Bangladesh, Albania, and many others."
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"I also strongly believe that there are things that can be learnt together between BPS and ABS, such as how to perform institutional transformation, big data, open data, and Sustainable Development Goals, which are increasingly becoming the focus of statistical development in many countries," Dr Suhariyanto said.įurthermore, he explained that the cooperation would not keep for itself all the achievements that BPS had gained from its fruitful cooperation with ABS.ĭr Suhariyanto said, "BPS has and will always share knowledge, experiences and lessons learned with other countries, especially the developing ones, as a part of our Government’s commitment to engage in and support South-South Cooperation. There were things that the ABS could learn from BPS, such as on how to carry out enumeration in the archipelago because geographical conditions were one of the main challenges for BPS to provide quality data for all. In this cooperation, BPS’s position would change, not only as the recipient of technical assistance from ABS, but to be able to cooperate equally. And that’s why we concluded the MoU between the Badan Pusat Statistik and the Australian Bureau of Statistics."īadan Pusat Statistik (BPS) Chief Statistician, Kecuk Suhariyanto, said the new MoU would focus not only on economic statistics, as in the previous cooperation, but also social statistics, human resources as a part of the bureaucracy reform process at BPS, and the preparation of the 2020 Population Census, as well as IT transformation.
"That’s why we work closely to strengthen the connections between our institutions, businesses and people. "Australia and Indonesia can learn a lot from each other in so many areas," Australian Ambassador to Indonesia Gary Quinlan said. Statistics Indonesia and the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) on Wednesday in Jakarta signed a milestone five-year agreement on closer co-operation between the two national statistical agencies in recognition of the importance of the regional partnership between Indonesia and Australia. The BPS works with the National Cyber and Encryption Agency and the Bandung Institute of Technology, among other institutions, to ensure data security and privacy during the online registration.The Australian Bureau of Statistics and Statistics Indonesia sign milestone agreement The first digital population census was estimated to cost Rp 4 trillion (US$ 292.9 million) compared to the reported Rp 3.3 trillion in 2010. Read also: Indonesia's 2020 census to recruit 390,000 volunteers, keen to follow S. This phenomenon is expected to run until 2036 when Indonesia joins most of the world in becoming an aging nation. This year marks the beginning of Indonesia’s “demographic dividend” era, whereby the number of working-age people (age 15 to 64) is larger than the number of their dependents. A 2015 intercensal survey, a preliminary survey conducted between the population censuses, estimated Indonesia’s population to be 266.9 million in 2019 and projected it would leap to 319 million by 2045. Read also: Online census begins despite glitchesįrom the last census in 2010, the BPS put Indonesia’s population at more than 237 million. The BPS, which conducts the population census every 10 years, had hoped that with the internet, most of the census could be done online rather than by sending teams to visit houses as in the past. 1 to "minimize the health risk for the citizens and the census workers when collecting data from house to house" as the country was facing a COVID-19 pandemic that has infected 1,528 people and killed 136 others. The statement confirmed that the door-to-door interviews would be delayed until Sept. SP Online diperpanjang hingga #SahabatData, sejalan dengan pernyataan resmi pemerintah untuk melakukan pembatasan kegiatan di luar rumah dan tatap muka, BPS melakukan penyesuaian pelaksanaan Sensus Penduduk Online sebagai antisipasi penyebaran Covid-19.
" more people would participate in the online census," the BPS wrote in a statement published on its Twitter account on Tuesday.
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