The Statistics Indonesia (BPS) of Nunukan Regency held the Statistics Awards 2025 as a form of appreciation for various partners who have contributed to supporting the collection and provision of statistical data. This event served as an important momentum to strengthen synergy between BPS and various government institutions, agencies, companies, and statistical partners in improving the quality of accurate and reliable data.
The event was attended by the Regent of Nunukan, the Vice Regent of Nunukan, as well as several Heads of Regional Apparatus Organizations (OPD) within the Government of Nunukan Regency. The presence of regional leaders reflects the government’s support for efforts to enhance the quality of statistical data as a basis for regional planning and development.
During the event, BPS Nunukan Regency presented several awards to parties that made significant contributions to the provision and processing of statistical data throughout 2025.
The Best Data Processing Award 2025 was presented to the Health Office for Population Control and Family Planning, the Education Office, and the Municipal Police Unit (Satuan Polisi Pamong Praja).
Meanwhile, the Best KLDI Data Partner Award 2025 was given to the Nunukan Class III Airport Operator Unit, the Nunukan Class II Immigration Office (TPI), and the Nunukan Customs and Excise Office TMP C.
For the Best Corporate Data Partner Award 2025, the awards were presented to Hotel New Lenfin, PT Karangjuang Hijau Lestari, and Perumda Tirta Taka.
In addition, Nunukan Timur Village received recognition as the Best “Desa Cinta Statistik (Desa Cantik)” in North Kalimantan Province.
On the same occasion, BPS Nunukan Regency also presented the Best Statistical Partner Award for Statistical Activities 2025 to Adi Asman, Adil Abdul Latif, and Salahuddin B. Mohammad for their active contributions in supporting various statistical activities.
Through the implementation of the Statistics Awards 2025, BPS Nunukan Regency hopes that collaboration, synergy, and commitment among all partners in providing accurate and high-quality data will continue to be maintained in order to support better regional planning and development.
