Susenas MSBP : Must be in accordance with SOP, accurate and trusted by the public

The National Socio-Economic Survey (Susenas) is the main basis for meeting the government's needs in implementing national development so that it is in line with the National Medium-Term Development Plan (RPJMN) 2020-2024 and international development goals (Sustainable Development Goals (TPB)/Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) ). Susenas is collected by the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) to provide a portrait of development progress. The portrait must be accurate and can be trusted by the public at large. Susenas Module Socio-Cultural and Education (MSBP) 2021 is one of the routine surveys of BPS which provides development data in the socio-economic field at the national and provincial levels. In September 2021, BPS will hold the Susenas for the Socio-Cultural and Educational Module (MSBP). The questionnaires used in the 2021 Susenas MSBP enumeration were the Socio-Cultural and Educational Module Questionnaire (VSEN21.MSBP) and the Consumption/Expenditure Questionnaire (VSEN21.KP). The 2021 Susenas MSBP questionnaire was prepared with the aim of producing indicators that are in accordance with the RPJMN, the National Balance Sheet, and the SDGs.

Prior to the survey, all prospective officers participated in training organized by the Central Java BPS. The training is packaged in the form of independent learning through e-learning for 3 (three) days on 9-11 September 2021 and interactive classes for 4 (four) days on 13-16 September 2021 with 6 PML and 11 PCL participants from the Jepara Regency BPS. The survey begins with the identification of households resulting from the March 2021 Susenas, then complete enumeration will be carried out for the selected household sample. All stages of implementation must be carried out according to the established SOP framework and the conveyor belt process must be considered to avoid the accumulation of documents in both PCL and PML. It is hoped that the survey can run smoothly and all participants can be responsible for maintaining the quality of the data collected.