Mamasa BPS Intensifies SE2026 Oversight to Ensure Data Quality Untill Data Collection Ends

 

These efforts are carried out through several activities, including weekly briefings held every Friday, the SE2026 roll call every Wednesday, and spot checks or field supervision. These activities involve BPS Mamasa Regency staff along with 2026 Economic Census officers assigned to various data collection areas in Mamasa Regency.

 

Weekly briefings serve as a regular means of evaluating the progress of data collection. During these sessions, various challenges encountered by field staff are discussed collectively to identify appropriate solutions and follow-up actions. In addition, the briefings are used to ensure that staff maintain a shared understanding of the concepts, definitions, and procedures involved in data collection, thereby ensuring consistency and quality in the data entries.

 

In addition to the weekly briefing, the Mamasa Regency BPS also holds the SE2026 Roll Call every Wednesday as a means of coordination and to reinforce the commitment of all staff members. Through this activity, progress on data collection is monitored regularly, and it also serves as a forum for providing guidance, conducting evaluations, and addressing various matters that require the staff’s attention as the data collection period draws to a close.

 

Quality control is also conducted directly through spot checks and field supervision. Field staff or supervisors visit various areas and respondents to ensure that the data collection process has been carried out in accordance with procedures. These checks include verifying the existence of businesses, the completeness of the information collected, and the consistency between on-site conditions and the data recorded by field staff.

 

“This series of monitoring activities is part of the Mamasa Regency BPS’s commitment to producing high-quality data for the 2026 Economic Census. Through tiered and ongoing monitoring until the end of the data collection period, we hope that any potential errors or data discrepancies can be promptly identified and corrected,” said Abd Syukur, Head of the Mamasa Regency BPS.

 

As the data collection period nears its end on August 31, 2026, the Mamasa Regency Statistics Agency (BPS) continues to prioritize data quality. High-quality SE2026 data is expected to provide an accurate picture of the state and structure of the economy, while also serving as a crucial foundation for future policy-making and development planning.