Satu Data Indonesia Forum for Nagekeo Regency 2025

The Satu Data Indonesia (SDI) Forum for Nagekeo Regency was held on Thursday, March 13, 2025, at the Bappelitbangda Hall of Nagekeo Regency. The event was opened by Acting Assistant for Economic Affairs and Development, Mr. Elias Tae, S.Pi., and featured three main speakers: Ms. Angela R.M. Wea, SST, M.Si. (Head of BPS Nagekeo), who discussed the Role of Statistical Development in Regional Development; Mr. Drs. Ndona A. Corsini (Head of the Nagekeo Communication and Information Agency), who presented on Database Integration through the Nagekeo SDI Portal; and Mr. Saturninus Raja Gati, S.ST. (Expert Computer Analyst at BPS Nagekeo), who explained the concept and principles of Satu Data Indonesia. In his presentation, Mr. Saturninus emphasized the importance of accurate, up-to-date, and integrated data governance to support planning and development evaluation. He also explained the mechanisms for compiling standardized data lists, the principles of data interoperability, and the stages of SDI implementation at the regional level.

The forum was conducted in accordance with Presidential Regulation No. 39 of 2019 and Nagekeo Regent Regulation No. 25 of 2021 on SDI Implementation. One of the key outcomes was the agreement to establish the Nagekeo Satu Data Website as a platform for data interoperability and a centralized hub for sectoral statistical data, connected to the Satu Data Indonesia Portal. Additionally, the forum agreed on the need to develop supporting regulations, including Technical Guidelines (Juknis), Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), and Decrees (SK) for Sectoral Statistics Teams in each government agency, as well as the appointment of competent personnel to manage and input sectoral data. The SDI institutional framework was also strengthened by evaluating statistical sectoral positions and planning for human resource needs, particularly for data analysts and statisticians.

The SDI implementation stages were outlined in a five-year action plan, with concrete steps such as finalizing the sectoral data list by March 20, 2025, collecting and verifying data throughout the year with recommendations from BPS, and disseminating data through the Nagekeo Satu Data Website and other publication channels. The forum also emphasized the importance of data literacy through activities such as Data Review Sessions, Talk Shows, and Data Expos. As part of the 100-Day Quick Win Program of the Nagekeo Regent and Deputy Regent, the forum established a Task Force for Accelerating Nagekeo Satu Data Implementation to ensure the effective execution of SDI initiatives.