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CURRICULUM VITAE
I.
II.
PERSONAL DATA:
1. Name
:
SENTOT BANGUN WIDOYONO, MA
EDUCATION RECORD
1. Formal Education:
Educational Institution
Institute of Social Studies
Institute of Social Studies
Academy of Statistics
Location
Den Haag, The
Netherlands
Den Haag, The
Netherlands
Jakarta,
Indonesia
Major Field
Of Study
Regional Dev’t
Planning
Development
Planning
Techniques
Statistics
Degree &
Diploma
Year Attended
From to
Master’s
degree
Fourth
Diploma
1990 to 1992
Bachelor of
Statistics
1979 to 1982
1989 to 1990
2. Informal Education /short courses:
a. International Study Visit, Eurostat, Luxembourg, November 2014
b. ITU Regional Forum on Telecommunication/ICT Indicators Bangkok, October
2014.
c. AIPM (Australian Institute of Project Management), Brisbane, December 2012
d. Course on Project Management, Denpasar-Bali, December 2011
e. Others
III.
EMPLOYMENT RECORD
1.
Position Held:
May 2012 - now
: Head, Directorate of Finance, ICT, and Tourism
Statistics, BPS-Statistics Indonesia, Head Quarter, Jakarta
March 2009-April 2012
: Head, Planning Division, BPS Head Quarter.
April 1993 to February 2009 : Head of some Divisions in BPS-Regional Office, West
Sumatera, Bali, East Java, and Yogyakarta Province.
May 1992 to January 1993 : Head, “Analysis Econometric Statistics” Sub-Division, at
BPS Head Quarter, Jakarta
IV.
Seminars Attended
1. International Seminar on Trade in Goods and Services, Manila, Philippines, April 2015.
2. 4th Regional Workshop on SITS and 2nd Working Group Meeting on Statistics of
International Trade in Services (WGSITS), Sepang-Malaysia, September 2014
3. Workshop on the Quality of Business Register of Integrated Business Register, BPSABS, Jakarta April-Mei 2014
4. AANZFTA Second Capacity Building Workshop on Statistics of International Trade in
Services (SITS), Jakarta April 2012
5. Presenter: The New Methods for Estimating the Poor in East Java, presented in the
Regional Income Meeting, Surakarta, June, 2002
6. Workshop on CBS of Norway: Modeling for Environment, Oslo, 1992 and 1993.
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
“Broadband Related Indicator
as an overview of broadband and internet access”
By: SENTOT BANGUN WIDOYONO
BPS-Statistics Indonesia
BPS-Statistics Indonesia, in collaboration with the Ministry of Communications and Information
Technology, Republic of Indonesia as well as Indonesia ISP Association (APJII) measured the ICT
Development Index (IDI) for sub-national level by provinces. The method used based on IDI
developed by ITU for the period of 2012 and 2013 published as “Measuring the Society Reports
2014”.
The IDI itself contains 11 component indicators. Two of the indicators are “fixed (wired) broadband
and wireless broadband”. In order to estimate this figures, BPS used many kind of statistics based on
the household survey called National Social Economic Survey, as well as Village census and other
administrative data from the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, Republic of
Indonesia.
In Indonesia, data sources for broadband indicators were very limited, especially for sub national
level. Due to different data sources and method applied, the ITU figure of Indonesia IDI was different
to those BPS figures, even though for the national level. It is a challenge for us to use the same data
sources, so that the figure of IDI could be compared to other countries.
In Indonesia, we have the National Statistical System (NSS) based on the Indonesia Statistical Law no
16 year 1997. BPS-Statistics Indonesia responsible for basic statistics used broadly by many
stakeholders and users. The Line Ministries, as the Ministry of Communications and Information
Technology responsible for collecting and disseminate sectoral statistics, that uses for its own
purpose. Lastly, the private institutions are responsible for disseminating special statistics for their
own purpose.