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Data Reconciliation IKK 2021 Lampung Province

May 5, 2021 | BPS Activities

The Central Bureau of Statistics of Lampung Province held the IKK 2021 Data Reconciliation.This training was conducted for 3 days from 5-7 May 2021 through a virtual zoom meeting, and was attended by 31 participants consisting of all the Coordinators / Person in Charge of Distribution Statistics from 15 Districts Kota, BPS Lampung Province and the Facilitator of the BPS RI Wholesale Price Statistics Function.

This survey was conducted in all districts / cities throughout Indonesia (in Lampung Province it was conducted in 15 districts / cities) with the aim of providing data on prices for building materials / construction, rental prices for heavy construction equipment, and wages for construction services.

The IKK 2021 Lampung Province Data Reconciliation Activity was officially opened by the Head of the Lampung Province BPS, Mr. Ir. Faizal Anwar, M.T. In his remarks he also conveyed a message that during a pandemic like this time, every officer should still comply with the Health Protocol in the implementation of each activity with 5 M (wearing masks, washing hands, maintaining distance, avoiding crowds, and reducing mobility).