BPS RI held an Innas (National Instructor) Susenas March 2022 training which was held online through the BPS e-learning platform and zoom as a medium for holding virtual classes. This Innas training is divided into 2 stages, namely independent learning and interactive classes and is divided into 2 waves. The independent learning class for wave 1 will take place on January 27-29, 2022, while the wave 2 will be on February 3-5, 2022. While the interactive class will last for 4 days, with a total of 28 hours of lessons, namely wave 1 on January 31, 2022 - February 4 2022 which was attended by 358 participants. and 2nd batch on 7-10 February 2022 which was attended by 287 participants. Wave 1 consists of 11 classes and wave 2 consists of 10 classes with each class being taught by 2 instructors. Each participant from all over the area is spread into the whole class.
The event was opened by the Deputy for Social Statistics, represented by Ahmad Avenzora SE, MSE, Director of People's Welfare Statistics. In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, BPS continues to provide quality data with various limitations (pandemic, budget, human resources, and time). The use of Susenas data includes planning and evaluating national development programs, planning and evaluating sectoral programs (ministry/institutions), and providing indicators for SDGs, RPJMN, and Nawacita. Susenas, which is called the mother of survey, supports 5 of the 7 national development agendas. In addition, 43 of the 114 Indonesian TPB indicators produced by BPS come from Susenas. In addition, 3 of the 11 macro development goals for 2020-2024 were calculated using Susenas data. In relation to the socio-economic portrait of Indonesia, 3 of the 4 indicators of national development come from Susenas data, namely poverty, the human development index, and the Gini ratio.
