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As an archipelagic province, Maluku faces uneven access to basic services, from inter-island isolation to the high cost of reaching remote areas. This booklet shows how the Maluku Provincial Government, supported by the Ministry of Home Affairs and SKALA, has made Minimum Service Standards (SPM) part of its regional planning system. The change rests on three pillars: cross-functional institutional synergy, technical assistance, and the capacity to adapt to regional fiscal dynamics. As a result, Maluku’s SPM Achievement Index has been rated Tuntas Utama for three consecutive years, earning the 2025 SPM Award for Best Performing Province in the Maluku–Papua Region.
For the first time, the 2027 General Allocation Fund (DAU) will reflect the circumstances of disadvantaged, border and outlying (3T) areas through a 3T Regional Index developed by Bappenas. This story booklet traces how it came about: why the DAU formula needed upgrading, how the Ministry of Finance’s Directorate of General Fund Transfers, supported by SKALA, brought together data from ministries and agencies with different mandates, and how the index was tested through modelling and a field visit to Nunukan, North Kalimantan. By combining data, modelling and field evidence, the index marks a crucial step toward central government funding that...
In Aceh, the Village Information System (SIGAP) has become the Aceh Government's single official application for managing gampong and population data, following Governor's Instruction No. 05/INSTR/2025. Guided by the principle of "minimal entry, rich function," data is entered once in a standardised format and then used for planning, budgeting and more accurately targeted social assistance. The SIGAP portal aggregates data from around 6,500 gampong across 23 districts and cities, while collaboration with universities and the Ministry of Home Affairs' Data and Information Centre, supported by SKALA, strengthens shared ownership of the system. This booklet shows how data governance that starts...
The Papuan Information System (SIO Papua) is now the main reference for the Papua Provincial Government in determining the beneficiaries of the National Strategic Project to build 14,000 decent homes, which will run until 2030. Through village-based data collection carried out directly by local cadres on a ‘by name, by address’ basis and cross-referenced with the National Single Social and Economic Database (DTSEN), this system ensures that housing assistance reaches those most in need. Bolstered by Papua Governor’s Regulation No. 61 of 2024 and technical support from SKALA, SIO Papua is strengthening data governance through the ‘One Data Indonesia’ approach...
Campus Data Insight (CDI) is a collaborative programme between the North Kalimantan Provincial Government, the Central Statistics Agency and the University of North Kalimantan, aimed at preparing a generation of ‘data-literate’ academics. Rooted in the philosophy of ‘Better Data, Better Life’, this programme encourages students and lecturers not merely to read data, but to process metadata, create infographics and write evidence-based articles using the E-Dataku Regional Data Portal. Through schemes such as data ambassadors, internships in regional government departments and the Data School modules, CDI fosters a sustainable data culture that strengthens the National Statistical System and supports inclusive development...
