INDONESIA COUNTRY
PRACTICES
INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON REGIONAL PRODUCTS
AND INCOME ACCOUNTS
BEIJING, CHINA 15-17 MARCH 2010
Indonesia
• 33 provinces
• 370 regencies & 95
municipalities
• Area 1.91 million km2
• Population 228,5 million
(2008)
• Population growth 1.36 %
(2000-2008)
PRACTICES OF INDONESIA
• Calculation quarterly and yearly
• National consultation meeting between
provincial data and national data quarterly
• Regional consultation meeting on several
provincial by island yearly
DISCREPANCIES
1. National aggregates and sum of regional
data both in current and constant prices
2. Production approach and expenditure
approach
3. GRP by provinces and total GRP of
district/municipality data
SOURCES OF DISCREPANCIES
• Differences between inflation data national
and provincial data
• Sources of data collection
PROBLEMS
• Differencies between source of data
between national and regional
• Source of final consumption data from
socio economic survey yearly,
presentation quarterly
• Data gaps remain in the source statistics,
examples: services sector data
Main types of data sources
(Examples on several sector)
Industrial Origin
National Level
Provinces level
(33 Provinces)
Food Crops
BPS
26:BPS; 7 Administrative data
Estate Crops
BPS
1: BPS; 32: Administrative data
Livestock & Its Product
BPS
2: BPS; 31: Administrative data
Water Supply
BPS
3:BPS; 8: admnistrative data;
22: reports of individual unit
Hotel
BPS
33 :BPS
Road Transport
BPS
5: BPS; 28: administrative data
Bank
BPS-Central Bank 33: BPS
Compilation Approaches
• The integrated approach:
- Input-Output Table; SUT (in progress)
• Use of integrated National Input-Output
Tables for:
-
Commodity balance methods
Reconciliation of input and output of products
Identification of errors; -weaknesses in the source data
Filling in gaps using fixed ratios
EFFORTS TO MINIMIZE
DISCREPANCIES
• Reconciliation data on national
consultation meeting by evaluating:
methodology, source of raw data,
coverage of data
• Identifiying source of discrepancies
• Discusing comparative of raw data
(database) and develop the sources and
methods that best measure the required
concept according to the circumstances.
Main types of methodology
(Examples on several sector)
Industrial Origin
National Level
Provinces level
(33 Provinces)
Food Crops
Production approach
(PA)
Production approach
Estate Crops
Production approach
Production approach
Livestock & Its Product
Production approach
Production approach
Mining
Income approach (IA)
Production approach
Construction
Income approach
10:PA; 5:IA; 18 :others
Bank
Income approach
6:PA; 27:IA
PLAN TO CHANGE
• Calculation GRP and GDP by income
approaches due biased data on income
• Implementation on SNA 2008
• Implementation on ISIC rev.4
• Implementation data of Census of
Economy 2006 as benchmark