Data Forum Transferred SKPD East Kalimantan

Samarinda, Monday, 9/22/14. Head of the Disaster Women's and Family Empowerment Agency, East Kalimantan Province, (BPPKB) Dra, Hj. Ardiningsih, MSi, opening the Facilitation Event "Data Forum for SKPD in the Provincial Government of Kalimantan was held by the East Kalimantan Provincial Gender Mainstreaming Working Group (PUG) in the Basic Pattern Meeting Room, East Kalimantan Province Bappeda, Jln. Kusuma Bangsa No. 2 Samarinda, 9/22/14.

Hj. Ardiningsih, M.Sc was accompanied by the Head of the Central Statistics Agency of East Kalimantan Province, Aden Gultom (right) and Ir. Sunipto, Head of Data Collection and Publication for the Development of Bappeda Province of the Riau Islands Province (left) and attended by participants of approximately 60 people came from 30 SKPD scope of the Provincial Government of East Kalimantan.

In delivering remarks and at the same time opening the event said that the importance of data was transmitted in planning programs and activities in each Regional Apparatus Work Unit (SKPD) in the scope of the East Kalimantan Provincial Government to ensure that the programs and activities of each SKPD Gender Response.

In the informant presentation session guided by the moderator, Head of the Education, Mental and Spiritual Sub -Division of Bappeda, East Kalimantan Province, Ir.Hj. Hidayanti Darma, M.P with resource person Ir. Sunipto, Kabid. Data Collection and Publication for the Development of the Riau Islands Province Bappeda Delivering the Title of "Implementation and Urgency of Data Availability Transferred to the Gender Mainstreaming Program".

In his presentation Ir. Sunipto said that to make gender responsive program planning and activities begins with making a format as a program of program and activity. The delivery of the resource persons began with data and facts, among others:
1. Development basically must provide justice and prosperity to all communities, both men and women, to the rich and the poor;
2. The lack of women's involvement in the decision making process; 3. Of the 20 ministers who led the ministry in the United Indonesia Cabinet 2009-2014 volume 2, there were 16 men and only 4 women;
4. Of every 100 village heads, there are around 95 men and only 5 women (Podes 2011 statistics);
5. In the political field, there is still a lack of the minimum role of women, namely from every 100 members of the DPR 2009-2014, there are 82 men and 18 women;
6. The population of Indonesia was 237.6 million in 2011, around 49.63 percent were women or sex ratios 101.5 (Statistics of Kesra 2011, BPS).

Mainstreaming of Gender (PUG) and Disagree Data

PUG is a strategy built to integrate gender into an integral dimension of planning, preparation, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of national development policies and programs.

PUG is intended to achieve gender equality and justice which is an effort to uphold the rights of women and men for the same opportunity, the same recognition and the same appreciation in the community.

Therefore a mechanism is formed for gender responsive policy formulations and programs, which is a program carried out to accommodate the needs of men and women with the availability of disaggregated data so that the interventions carried out can be on target.

Definition of Disagreement Data

Data is absorbed and information is absorbed based on sex (sex disaggregated data) is quantitative data or qualitative data/information collected and presented based on sex, male and female or girls and girls.

Data sorted according to sex are variables that have been absorbed between men and women based on the topic/things that are of concern.

Data and information are transmitted describe the roles, general conditions of men and women in every aspect of life in the community, for example the literacy rate, the level of education that is completed, business ownership, employment, wage differences, home and land ownership, and loans and others.

The purpose of collecting data is absorbed

is obtaining the opening information of insight that can describe the conditions, needs, problems faced by women and men related to access, participation, control and benefits in development, thus facilitating the process of planning and budgeting programs and developmental development activities.

Data can be sorted according to sex, region, time, age group and certain classification. Data sorted according to sex can be used as an eye opener to find out the presence or absence of gender inequality.

Data is transmitted according to how to obtain it is divided into three, namely: 1). Primary data is absorbed, data that is directly taken from the object of research, data collection or survey by individual and organizational researchers; 2). Secondary data is absorbed, disaggregated data obtained is not directly from the field, because this data already exists and is collected by other parties in various ways or methods; 3). Qualitative data (unheassed/attribute/category), data that is not in the form of numbers and or data that records facts not into numbers/numeric forms but into categories that are more descriptive.

Data is absorbed according to the type/form

Data transposition according to the type / form is divided into 2, namely: 1). Quantitative data (measured/attribute/category), data on an interval scale in the form of quantitative numbers but does not have absolute zero numbers for example years, temperature, data on a ratio scale in the form of quantitative figures that have absolute zero figures such as wood production figures; 2). Qualitative data (not measurable/attribute/category), data that is not in the form of numbers and or data that records facts not into numbers/numeric forms but into categories that are more descriptive. (Public Relations Bappeda Province of East Kalimantan/Sukandar, S. Sos).