Government Socializes Satu Data Indonesia Law and Prepares Inter-Ministry Integration
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The Indonesian government is currently conducting socialization activities on Satu Data Indonesia. These activities aim to introduce the rules on government data management to central and regional agencies.
Satu Data Indonesia is a policy to make government data more accurate, easier to share, and usable by all. Under this policy, data from various ministries and institutions is expected to adhere to the same standards. This is important because, until now, data between agencies has often differed and been difficult to reconcile.
To support this goal, the government is preparing cross-ministry data integration. This integration is intended to allow information to be interconnected, so that planning, decision-making, and public services can run more efficiently. However, the technical details and implementation schedule of this integration have not been fully explained in the available information.
For the public, this policy may bring benefits in the form of more trustworthy and easily accessible government data. The government is expected to continue providing the latest information to the public on the development of this program.
Sources: Head Topics
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