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Metadata for National Agricultural Statistics in Indonesia

Chapter 1. National System of Agricultural Statistics 1

CHAPTER 1. NATIONAL SYSTEM OF AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS

1.1 Legal Framework and Statistical Advisory Bodies

The national statistical system in Indonesia is centralized. Under this system, BPS(Badan Pusat Statistik)-Statistics Indonesia, hereafter called BPS, has beenappointed as the main agency to compile statistics in wide areas of interest, whichinclude agriculture, social concerns, economics and culture, to meet the needs of thegovernment and the general public. The BPS Director General is directly under andresponsible to the President. The legal basis of BPS activities, including conduct ofagricultural censuses and surveys, is stated in the following:

Law No. 16 (1997) covers the activities of statistics.

Government Regulation No. 51 (1999) deals with the implementation ofstatistics.

Presidential Decree No. 3 (2002) to Presidential Decree No. 103 (2003) about position task, function and organization of Non-DepartmentalGovernment Institutions.

1.2 Structure and Organization of the Major Agricultural Statistical Agencies

The Indonesian government supports BPS with a very large statistical organization.It has branch offices in 33 provinces. The BPS Central Office consists of fourdeputies, one of which is the Deputy of Economic Statistics. Under this Deputy is theDirectorate of Agricultural Statistics, whose function is to collect data on agricultural

sector. The Directorate has four sub directorates, namely:

Sub Directorate of Food Crops Statistics

Sub Directorate of Horticulture Statistics

Sub Directorate of Plantation and Forestry Statistics

Sub Directorate of Livestock and Fishery Statistics

Each sub-directorate is responsible in conducting agricultural surveys covering itsown area of concern. The Directorate of Agricultural Statistics has 80 staff. Theestimated budget for agricultural statistics activities for years 2001-2005 is 476.4Billion Rupiah.

Listed below are the contact persons for the four sub directorates.

Sub Directorate of Food Crops Statistics:- Jainun Lumban Gaol (e-mail:[email protected])

Sub Directorate of Horticulture Statistics:- Sri Sayekti (e-mail: [email protected])


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Sub Directorate of Plantation and Forestry Statistics:- Rita Setiyawati (e-mail: [email protected])

Sub Directorate of Livestock and Fishery Statistics:- Hasnizar Nasution (e-mail: [email protected])

The following figure shows the BPS Organizational Structure


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The other institutions involved in the production of agricultural statistics are asfollows:

Department of Agriculture (DA)

Contact person : Edi AbdurachmanCenter for Agricultural Data and Information (CADI)

Address : 4th floor, D building , Jl. Harsono RM No. 31,Ragunan, Jakarta Selatan, Indonesia. 12550

Telephone no. : 62-21-7816384Email address : [email protected]

Department of Marine and Fishery (DMF)

Contact person : Saut P. Hutagalung

Address : Departmen of Marine and FisheryJl. Medan Merdeka Timur No. 16 Jakarta 10110Telephone no. : 62-21-3520351Email address : [email protected]

Center for Forestry Planning and Statistics

Contact person : Tonny Rakhmat SoehartonoAddress : Manggala Wanabakti building, 5th floor Block 7

JakartaTelephone no. : 62-21-5733435

Email address : [email protected]

1.3 Outputs and Dissemination of Agricultural Statistics

Focal point of dissemination : Mrs. Bana BodriTelephone nos. : +62 21 350-7057

+62 21 381-0291 ext. 3230Fax no. : +62 21 385-7046E-mail : [email protected]


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Major publications:

Title ofPublication

Domain Medium FormatPeriodicit/Frequency

ReleaseCalendar

Paddy and

Secondary FoodCrops Production inIndonesia

Production English and

Bahasa

Book Annual October

Land Area byUtilization

English andBahasa

Book Annual December

Production ofVegetables andFruits Crops

English andBahasa


Statistics ofMedicinal andOrnamental Plants

English andBahasa


Statistics ofPlantation Estates

English andBahasa


Statistics of CrumbRubber Industry

English andBahasa


Statistics of ForestConcessionEstates

English andBahasa


Fish ProductionSold at AuctionPlaces

English andBahasa


FisheryEstablishments

English andBahasa

Book Annual October

Summary ofLivestockSlaughtering

Statistics

English andBahasa

Book Annual October

Foreign TradeStatistical Bulletin

Trade English andBahasa

Book Annual October

Producer priceStatistics

Price English andBahasa

Book Monthly Everymonth

Food BalanceSheet

FoodConsumption

English andBahasa

Book Annual August

1.4 Dialogue with Data Users and Cooperation with InternationalOrganizations

In order to maximize data utilization, BPS has developed an active official forum withthe statistics society, which serves as an avenue for dialogues between agriculturalstatistics producers and users. Likewise, BPS has maintained a conducive dialoguewith data users within the State planning organizations such as concernedministries, chamber of commerce, representatives of academic environment, privatesector representatives, socio-professional representatives and some members of themedia.


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In order to produce more accurate and comparable agricultural statistics in theinternational community, Indonesia has also developed some collaboration withinternational organizations like the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) andJapan International Cooperation Agency (JICA).

In 1994-2001, the country maintained collaboration with JICA regarding thedevelopment of a new method of estimating paddy production, the RumpunCounting Method. During the years 1996-1998, Indonesia also developed theAgribusiness Price Development Method. In addition, Indonesia benefited from itscooperation with FAO through the Livestock Pilot Survey which was conducted in2001-2003.

1.5 Strategic Framework

Agricultural statistics is very essential in national decision-making. For this reason,

the BPS is developing a national strategy for agricultural statistics, which forms partof a broader strategy for the development of statistics in Indonesia.

The statistical action plans of the BPS for 2005-2009 are as follows:

Develop better basic statistics on demography, economics, finance andpoverty;

Develop the quality and professionalism of human resources through trainingon statistics management;

Provide small area statistics; and

Improve coordination among government institutions in statistics including

harmonization of concepts and definitions.

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