Indonesia Unifies Population Data
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Indonesia is unifying its national population data policies through coordination meetings, aiming to strengthen regional policy formulation and public services. The National Identification Number (NIK) is becoming the foundation for these services, with clean population data being released to bolster public service delivery. This unified data is intended to form the basis for future digital public services across the nation.
Indonesia Unifies Population Data Policies at National Coordination Meeting
- Indonesia's Directorate General of Population and Civil Registration (Ditjen Dukcapil) held a national coordination meeting in Jakarta to unify national population data policies. - The meeting focused on the National Identity Number (NIK) and Digital Identity (IKD) as foundations for digital public infrastructure and government transformation. - Various ministries and institutions discussed the …
Indonesia Releases Clean Population Data to Bolster Public Services
- Indonesia's Directorate General of Population and Civil Registration released its Clean Population Data for the first semester of 2026. - This data release, occurring during the National Population …
Population Data is Strength for Regional Policy Formulation
- Surabaya Mayor Eri Cahyadi stated that the National Identification Number (NIK) is now the foundation for various public services in the city. - The city has integrated NIK into services like social…
Indonesian Minister: Population Data to Form Foundation for Digital Public Services
- Indonesia's Minister of Home Affairs, Tito Karnavian, stated that the Population and Civil Registration Directorate General (Dukcapil) data will form the foundation for digital public services. - Du…