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Kendal Regency Single Data Forum Coordination Meeting

October 3, 2025 | Other Activities

On Monday (10/29), the Kendal Regency BPS was again invited as a resource person at the Kendal Regency Level One Indonesia Data Forum (SDI) Coordination Meeting, held in the Abdi Praja Room of the Kendal Regency Secretariat. The event was opened by the Acting Regional Secretary of Kendal Regency, Agus Dwi Lestari, S.IP., M.H., and attended by the Secretaries of Agencies/Offices/Echelon III Officials along with Officials/Functionaries in charge of Planning.

Ade Sandi Parwoto delivered a presentation on “Recommendations in the Planning Process for Priority Data Collection (Statistical Data) in 2025”. Through SDI, data is easily accessible, accountable, and synchronized. Accurate, up-to-date, and relevant statistical data is important for development planning. The challenges in implementing SDI include data duplication, inconsistent data quality, and data that is not yet in line with priority needs. Therefore, Kendal Regency requires valid priority data for planning.

The hope for the future is that OPDs will be more active in the SDI forum and that Kendal's priority data will be of high quality, timely, and consistent. A data-driven work culture (data driven policy) will be implemented in all OPDs. Together with BPS as the data supervisor, it is hoped that a culture of “One Data for One Kendal” will be realized.

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