IMPLEMENTASI KEBIJAKAN SATU DATA KEPENDUDUKAN DI BADAN PUSAT STATISTIK DAN DIREKTORAT JENDERAL KEPENDUDUKAN DAN CATATAN SIPIL KEMENTERIAN DALAM NEGERI

Abstrak

There is an overlap in policies between Statistics Law No. 16 of 1997 and
Law No. 24 of 2013. The difference in data from the Central Statistics Agency and
Dukcapil causes confusion for data users. The research aims to determine the factors
that influence the effectiveness or ineffectiveness of the content and context of the
Implementation of the One Population Data Policy and to develop strategies in order
to improve the Implementation of the One Population Data Policy of the Central
Bureau of Statistics with Dukcapil. This discussion is about how to implement a single
population data policy from the content and context in Merilee S. Grindle's view. The
results of the research found that based on the content of policy, the factors that
influence the implementation of the one population data policy cause the
implementation of the one population data policy of the Central Bureau of Statistics
and Dukcapil not to run optimally, this is because there are inhibiting factors that
influence the implementation of the one population data policy, namely the interest
factor of the target group, the type of benefit factor and the degree of change desired.
Based on the Policy Implementation Context (Context of Implementation), there are
inhibiting factors that influence the implementation of population data policies,
namely the factor of how much power, interest and strategy the actors involved in
implementing the policy have. Conclusion: The process of implementing the single
population data policy between the Central Statistics Agency and Dukcapil is already
underway, but it is not yet running optimally, requiring a long process. To realize one
population data, the following recommendations need to be made: Strengthening the
device system used to support the implementation of population data integration and
technological maintenance. Eliminate sectoral egos between related agencies. to
synchronize population data, coordinate continuously and carry out joint monitoring
and analysis between agencies