Bantul – The success of the 2026 Economic Census (SE2026) depends not only on field data collection processes but also on robust coordination, the readiness of statistical personnel, and a shared commitment to delivering high-quality data.
This spirit drove the working visit of M. Habibullah, the Deputy for Production Statistics at BPS-Statistics Indonesia, to the BPS office in Bantul Regency. The visit served as a pivotal moment to strengthen synergy and provide guidance to ensure the smooth and successful implementation of SE2026.
During the visit, M. Habibullah emphasized the importance of maintaining data collection quality, strengthening coordination, and ensuring that every stage of the Economic Census adheres to established methodologies and standards. Every piece of data collected today will play a crucial role in capturing a comprehensive picture of Indonesia's economic conditions and structure.
SE2026 is about more than just recording economic activities; it is about presenting a more complete picture of Indonesia's economy. Data is gathered from the field; policies are formulated based on that data; and through sound policies, development can deliver broader benefits to the community.
We appreciate the visit, the guidance, and the motivation provided. Together, BPS statistical personnel across the Special Region of Yogyakarta (DIY) are ready to oversee the 2026 Economic Census with integrity, professionalism, and a commitment to delivering quality data for a more advanced Indonesia.
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