Depok Statistics Agency: 2026 Economic Census to Guide Targeted Development
Translated from Indonesian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Indonesia's statistics agency (BPS) in Depok emphasizes the 2026 Economic Census is crucial for targeted development policies.
- The census aims to gather essential economic data to guide local government planning and policy formulation.
- BPS Depok and the city government have signed a charter to ensure the census runs smoothly and accurately, with public participation being key.
The 2026 Economic Census is a vital national undertaking for Depok, Indonesia, according to the city's Statistics Indonesia (BPS) office. Head of BPS Kota Depok, Agus Marzuki, stressed that the census will provide the foundational economic data necessary for crafting precise development policies and regional planning.
Let's participate actively by providing accurate and trustworthy data. Because the results of the 2026 Economic Census will be used as the basis for formulating regional economic development programs and policies that are more targeted.
Marzuki urged active participation from all community members and businesses, stating that accurate and trustworthy data is paramount for the census's success. "Let's participate actively by providing accurate and trustworthy data. Because the results of the 2026 Economic Census will be used as the basis for formulating regional economic development programs and policies that are more targeted," he said.
In a show of commitment, BPS Depok and Mayor Supian Suri jointly signed a charter to launch the 2026 Economic Census. This signifies the Depok City Government's full support for the national agenda. The agreement includes ensuring the census proceeds smoothly, securely, and on schedule, while encouraging businesses and residents to provide accurate information and maintain data confidentiality as per regulations.
This launch signifies a joint commitment to support the implementation of the 2026 Economic Census throughout the entire Depok City area.
The census is scheduled to take place from June 15 to August 31, 2026. Census officers will conduct door-to-door visits to collect data from businesses and individuals. Agus Marzuki added that the initiative also aims to foster synergy and collaboration among all stakeholders to ensure the census's successful execution.
Also to build synergy and collaboration with all stakeholders in ensuring the success of the 2026 Economic Census.
Originally published by Republika in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.