Integrated Balance Sheet Survey (SINASI) 2020

The Covid-19 pandemic that hit Indonesia and also the world, has resulted in impacts or changes in social and economic life. Likewise with BPS, the Covid-19 Pandemic also affected data collection at the Deputy of NAS, so an integration of the balance survey was carried out. The survey integration was carried out on 4 types of special annual balance surveys, namely:
1. SKNP (Special Production Balance Survey)
2. SKPB (Special Survey for Sustainable Tourism)
3. SKSJ (Special Survey for Service Sector)
4. SKSIP (Special Survey on Government Input Structure)

In Rembang Regency, the integrated balance sheet survey was carried out on 3 surveys, namely SKNP, SKSJ and SKSIP. The number of samples of SKNP is 16, SKSJ is 5 and SKSIP is 1 sample. The number of data collecting officers for the SKNP and SKSJ surveys was 3 from statistical partners, while for the SKSIP survey there were 1 person from the nerwilis section staff. The schedule for the implementation of the three surveys is from August-September 2020.

The purpose of the Special Production Balance Survey (SKNP) activity is to determine the structure of income and expenditure of companies / businesses in the economy as well as the distribution of goods / services and the origin of the main raw materials to support the preparation of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and Gross Regional Domestic Product (PDRB).

The purpose of the Service Sector Special Survey (SKSJ) is to obtain information on margin ratios and to find out the income and expenditure structure of companies / businesses to support the preparation of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP).
Specifically, the results of this survey will be used as material for preparing the Input Output and Supply and Use Table tables.

The objective of the Government Input Structure Special Survey (SKSIP) is to obtain information on: 1). Structure of the number of government employees and remuneration according to the types of government services provided; 2). Structure of government service inputs according to costs.

The three surveys will later be used in an aggregate manner for the purposes of calculating accurate economic growth. (Jq)