Results of the 2020 Population Census Long Form for Cianjur Regency

Cianjur is a district with considerable potential. In terms of population, Cianjur Regency is also a fairly large district among urban districts in West Java. With the right strategy, the population as a potential resource can become the strength of the nation to realize the ideals of an advanced Indonesia.
In 2022, BPS is committed to completing the mandate to carry out the Advanced Population Census (Long Form SP2020) with various challenges amid the Covid-19 pandemic. With the permission of God Almighty accompanied by the hard work of all parties, the Long Form SP2020 data collection has been completed.
The SP2020 Long Form carries a big mission as a Benchmark for Indonesia's population indicators, a Portrait of Indonesia's Demographics after going through the 2nd wave of the Covid-19 Pandemic, evaluation of development achievements in the population sector in the SDGs and RPJMN, as well as being the basis for determining Indonesia's development policies towards Golden Indonesia 2045.
Even though it was carried out in the midst of a pandemic, there were several innovations implemented in the SP2020 Long Form, one of which was the use of various data collection modes (PAPI, CAPI, and CATI). For the first time, Computer Assisted Telephone Interviewing (CATI) was applied in the history of the population census in Indonesia.
The journey of implementation and results of the SP2020 Long Form is briefly presented in the Cianjur District Population Indicators Outcome of the Long Form SP2020 booklet. This booklet presents a comprehensive picture of the population condition of Cianjur Regency based on the results of the Long Form SP2020. The basic data coverage of the SP2020 Long Form results are indicators of fertility, mortality, mobility, disability, education, and housing. It is hoped that the provision of demographic parameters and population characteristics will produce indicators to monitor and evaluate the achievement of the SDGs and RPJMN targets in the population sector.
We thank all those who have participated in the preparation of this booklet. We hope for criticism and suggestions for future improvements.