Thanks to the One Data Indonesia Law, Citizens No Longer Need to Go Back and Forth to Process Documents
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The Indonesian government continues to implement the One Data Indonesia Law. The law aims to improve data management across various government institutions. Under this regulation, data from one ministry can be used by other ministries.
Through inter-ministerial data integration, administrative services for the public are expected to become easier. Citizens no longer need to visit many agencies to process the same documents. Data already stored by the government can be shared, so service processes can become faster.
In addition, data integration also helps the government make more appropriate policies. Accurate and connected data can serve as a basis for development planning in various regions. In this way, public services are expected to become increasingly efficient.
Implementation of the One Data Indonesia Law is still ongoing and will continue to be monitored. The public can keep up with developments in administrative services through official information from the government.
Sources: CNBC Indonesia
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