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04_Tata Cara Pemutakhiran SE2026

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Educational

Main ideas / concepts conveyed

  • The video explains procedures to update the 2026 Economic Census (SE 2026).
  • Updates are conducted using a door-to-door (field) enumeration approach, where officers visit every building in their work area.
  • The approach aims to ensure:
    • No building/family/business is missed
    • No building/family/business is recorded more than once
  • Before collecting data, officers must prepare maps and applications, then follow a structured workflow:
    1. Introduce and confirm the work area (SLS boundaries)
    2. Trace/identify boundaries to avoid overlap/double enumeration
    3. Update and enumerate buildings/businesses sequentially
    4. Use the Fasi/Fasi-P (and related SE 2026 tools) to record, geotag, and submit data
  • Officers conduct:
    • Geotagging of buildings
    • Business/status updates for assigned items
    • Socio-economic identification for family respondents (as part of field data collection)

Methodology / step-by-step instructions (detailed)

A. Conduct updates via door-to-door enumeration

  • Officers visit every building in their designated area, including:
    • business buildings
    • mixed-use buildings
    • residential buildings
    • other relevant buildings
  • Continue comprehensively until all buildings, families, or businesses are registered.
  • Ensure the same entity is not entered multiple times across coverage.

B. Prepare prior to data collection

  1. Administrative area map
    • Contains boundaries of RT, RW, or equivalent at village/sub-district level.
  2. SLS area map
    • Shows boundaries of an RT/RW/equivalent area within the officer’s assignment scope.
  3. Fasi application (Fluent application)
    • Used to record:
      • every family
      • every building
      • every business
    • Contains:
      • a list of officers’ work areas
      • assignment lists (names of families/buildings/businesses to be updated)
      • worksheets for identifying SLS changes (changes to be recorded for SE 2026)

C. Start the updating activity

  1. Introduction and work-area exploration
    • Officer visits the chairman/administrator of SLS.
    • Requests permission to conduct SE 2026 data collection.
    • Confirms SLS area boundaries.
  2. If boundaries have changed
    • Describe the boundary changes on the WS map.
    • Record the change in SLS SE 2026 PSLS (via the provided worksheet/process).
  3. If boundaries have not changed
    • Trace and identify task area boundaries to avoid:
      • enumeration beyond scope
      • double enumeration
  4. If the work area is part of a larger SLS
    • Officers (and sub-officers) must understand boundaries for each sub-SLS.
    • Goal: prevent overlap during enumeration.

D. Update and identify businesses/buildings (workflow)

  1. Begin from the first building in the SLS
    • Preferably start from the southwest or a reachable direction.
    • Proceed sequentially (systematic order).
  2. For each building encountered
    • Check the assignment list in the Fasi application.
  3. If the building is on the assignment list
    • Update it.
    • If it is a UB business:
      • Select the status of the business found.
      • Perform geotagging and submit the entry.
  4. If the building is NOT on the assignment list
    • Add a new family/building/business using the assignment addition menu in the Fasi application.
  5. After updates for each building
    • Give the building a serial number.
    • Carry out Fasi-P geotagging.
    • Provide/record a node/marker and the serial number on the WS map (as instructed by the system/materials).
  6. Field data collection actions
    • Survey buildings that have businesses using the SE 2026L tool.
    • Conduct socio-economic identification for family respondents.
  7. Continue until completion
    • Visit the next building in sequence until all buildings in the work area are recorded.
    • Emphasize: ensure no buildings are missed.

Speakers / sources featured

  • No specific named speakers are identified in the subtitles.
  • Sources/tools mentioned (as systems used by officers):
    • Fasi / Fluent application
    • SLS / PSLS
    • WS map / WS worksheets
    • SE 2026L (survey tool)

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