BPS-Statistics Jepara Regency Holds 2026 SUSENAS–SERUTI Training

BPS-Statistics Jepara Regency held the 2026 National Socioeconomic Survey (SUSENAS) and Quarterly Household Economic Survey (SERUTI) Prospective Officer Training. The training was conducted in two waves using a hybrid method, combining distance learning (PJJ) and face-to-face learning.

The first wave of training was attended by 24 officers, consisting of 16 Field Enumerators (PCL) and 8 Field Inspection Officers (PML). Wave I was conducted through distance learning on January 8–10, 2026, followed by face-to-face training on January 12, 2026.

Meanwhile, Wave II was attended by 59 officers, consisting of 39 PCL and 20 PML. The second wave of training was conducted through distance learning (PJJ) on January 13–15, 2026, with face-to-face sessions on January 19, 2026, for SUSENAS officers, and on January 19–20, 2026, for officers handling both SUSENAS and SERUTI. All face-to-face sessions were centered at the Horison Resort Antawirya Jepara, Telukawur, Tahunan District.

The training featured instructors Qurotul Aini and Fardhan Anushi Setyahadi, who provided guidance on the concepts, methodology, and technical aspects of the SUSENAS and SERUTI enumerations. The materials were designed to ensure officers understood the survey instruments, data collection procedures, and quality standards that must be met.

Both the distance learning and face-to-face sessions were opened by the Head of BPS-Statistics Jepara Regency, Isnaini. In her remarks, she emphasized the important role of field officers as the spearhead of statistical data collection, as well as the need to maintain professionalism, integrity, and thoroughness to ensure accurate and accountable data.

Through this training, BPS-Statistics Jepara Regency hopes to prepare competent and qualified survey officers, so that the implementation of the 2026 SUSENAS and SERUTI can run smoothly and produce reliable data as a basis for regional and national development planning.