Gender Statistics Indonesia 2010

This Booklet on Gender Statistics Indonesia 2010 was published to present data on women and their linkage to the population composition, health, education, labor force, household's socio-economic status, participation in political and governmental affairs

PRAKTIK REKRUITMEN DAN SELEKSI: STUDI KASUS MITRA SENSUS BADAN PUSAT STATISTIK

This study aims to detail the recruitment and selection practices of census partner Statistics Indonesia located in Banten. This qualitative study uses snowball sampling to provide data on census partner recruitment and selection. The interviews organize in Banten's are noted. The interviews are coded to identify similarities and dissimilar themes.  This study identifies internal and external census partner recruitment, as the predominant census partner recruitment and selection practices. The study identifies successful recruitment and selection practices adopted by Statistics Indonesia. As state institutions significantly increase their presence in Banten.  This study aims to detail the recruitment and selection practices of census partner Statistics Indonesia located in Banten. This qualitative study uses snowball sampling to provide data on census partner recruitment and selection. The interviews organize in Banten's are noted. The interviews are coded to identify similarities and dissimilar themes.  This study identifies internal and external census partner recruitment, as the predominant census partner recruitment and selection practices. The study identifies successful recruitment and selection practices adopted by Statistics Indonesia. As state institutions significantly increase their presence in Banten. &nbsp

Spatial autocorrelation and non-farm rural enterprises in Indonesia

Non-farm rural enterprises (NFRE) are increasingly studied because of their role in poverty reduction. However, existing studies of the effects of infrastructure on NFRE may give incorrect inferences because they typically fail to account for spatial effects. Such effects could reflect either spatial errors due to excluded local effects or spatial lags due to excluded interactions, such as between households switching out of farm work. We use rural investment climate survey data from Indonesia that allow distances between each household to be measured so that spatial effects can be modeled to assess the bias from ignoring such effects.Infrastructure, Non-farm enterprises, Spatial statistics, Indonesia, Community/Rural/Urban Development,

Accurate Targeting in the Indonesia Hopeful Family Program (Pkh) at Koto Tangah Sub-District, Padang City

This study discussedthe program’s targeting accuracy in the Hopeful Family Program at sub-district of Koto Tangah, Padang City consisting of poverty criteria according to Statistics Indonesia, the knowledge of Social Registry, and components of Hopeful Family Program. This study used mixed methods research and the present study found 9 of 14 criteria set byStatistics Indonesia were not fulfilled by beneficiary familiesof Hopeful Family Program in sub-district Koto Tangahcategorized as poor people. Only 2 of 14 criteria were met as the 8th criterion regarding to consumejust meat/milk/chicken once a weekand the 9th criterion regarding to buy just one set of new clothes a year. The remaining 12 criteria were not on target with a range of 63.4% to 100%.The inaccuracy of beneficiary families targeting occurred because some poverty criteria items were no longer relevant according to statistics Indonesia, outdated data of social registry, and administrative disorder by people

National Consumer Price of Selected Goods and Services 2013

Publication of consumer prices for goods and services is a publication BPS Statistics Indonesia, which obtained from the Survey of Consumer Prices in 66 cities (CPI cities) held every month. The data presented in this publication is the consumer price in 2013 at National level which calculated from the weighted average price of any goods or services and the role of cities in the formation of CPI inflation

Perhitungan Dan Analisis Produk Domestik Regional Bruto (PDRB) Kabupaten/kota Berdasarkan Harga Konstan (Studi Kasus BPS Kabupaten Kendal)

Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP) is technical term that always we heard in the civil government or in the public society. According to Statistics Indonesia, GRDP is total number of added value who producting by effort unit in that domestic area. GRDP is one of economics growth indicator in the domestic area. If GRDP is higher, then people economics prosperity must be high too, and do also that opposite. GRDP contains of 2 methods, that is GRDP at Current Market Prices and GRDP at Constant Prices. In this report will discuss about GRDP at Constant Prices with GRDP the Kendal Regency at 2000 Constant Prices in 2010 for example. Arranging GRDP at Constant Prices has purpose to find out economics condition from year to year by discern the GRDP every year. The methods to arranging GRDP at Constant Prices are revaluasi, ekstrapolasi, and deflasi. After doing the accounting by Statistics Indonesia, we obtainable GRDP the Kendal Regency at Constant Prices in 2010 in million rupiahs is 5.394.079,31. And according the analysis, GRDP from 1983 to 2011 show the linear graph that has model GRDP = -986933 + 220901 (X). This model, can use to forecasting for GRDP the Kendal Regency at Constant Prices over the next years