1 The 2010 Indonesia’s Population Census Statistics Indonesia

2 Background & Legal Basis Indonesia is the 4th largest country in terms of total population (around 235 million people) after China, India and USA. Law No. 16 Year 1997 on Statistics. UN’s Agenda on Population Census in 2010 and around.

3 The World Population by Ten Biggest Countries (Million) Country China (1)1 417 (2) 2. India (2)1 614 (1) 3. USA (3)404 (3) 4. Indonesia (4)288 (6) 5. Brazil (6)219 (8) 6. Pakistan (5)335 (4) 7. Bangladesh (8)222 (7) 8. Nigeria (7)289 (5) 9. Russia Fed (9)116 (14) 10. Japan (10)102 (17) 11. Other Countries Total World Population Source: United Nations_DESA

4 Censuses in Indonesia Two censuses during Dutch Administration: in 1920 &1930. Five censuses after the independence (1945): in 1961, 1971, 1980, 1990 and The 2010 census is the eight census.

5 Total Population of Indonesia Based on Population Censuses YearTotal (000)Source SP SP SP SP SP SP ?SP2010

6 Main Objectives of Census To count the numbers of whole population. To collect data on Demographic- socio-economic characteristic of the population.

Census Questionnaire C1 Form: for general population in regular residential areas. C2 Form: for specific population (homeless, population in very remote areas, household members of Indonesia diplomatic corps living abroad, etc)

Census2010 Census Major Questionnaire: 1No. of variables15 variables43 variables 2No. of pages2 pages8 pages Supporting data processing facilities 1No. of Scanner7954 2No. of Guillotine-38 Map-base Convensional Satellite immage Variables Covered

9 MDGs’ Indicators Covered by the 2010 Census TargetIndicators 3 Basic education 4Gender Equality in Education and employment 5Under Five Mortality Rate 6Maternal Mortality Rate 9Proportion of Population cooking with firewood 10Population access to drinking water and basic sanitation facilities 11Housing Conditions

10 Field Organization of 2010 Census Sub-district Coordinator Interviewer- 3 Interviewer-2 Interviewer-1 Field Coordinator Coordinator of interviewer team

11 Data collection will be involving 700,000 field staffs including instructors, supervisors. The processes of data collection will be monitored and supervised by 1600 independent quality assurance team. Data Collection in 2010 Census

12 Relevant Important Events to 2010 Census Presidential Speech to launch the 2010 Census: 30 April 2010 at 8PM Census enumeration: 1-31 May 2010  At President’s resident: 1 May 2010 at 10AM  At Vice President’s resident:1 May 2010 at 2PM Census date: 15 May 2010 Post Enumeration Survey (PES): June 2010 Dissemination of Preliminary results: 17 August 2010 in front of the MPR (People’s Consultative Assembly) Data Processing: May-December 2010

13 Planned Activities in 2011 Data cleaning: January–July 2011 Dissemination of the final results: Mid-August 2011 Data analysis and publication: Jan – Dec 2011

14 To provide data for designing development policy, planning and programs up to the lower administrative levels. To estimate basic demographic parameters. To update population projections and sampling framework(s) for the coming surveys. To provide framework for population-based targeting of both sectoral and regional development programs. To evaluate the achievement of MDGs both at regional (until district level) and at national level. Major Utilizations of the Census Data

15 BPS Expectations to Donor Communities To expand public expose about the nature and coverage of 2010 Census. To advocate particular GOI institutions (UN’s partners) to participate in utilizing the census results for public planning and evaluation. To facilitate and to encourage research institutions at universities and GOI institutions to analyze census results.

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