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PDI Perjuangan politician Rieke Diah Pitaloka said the fate of the people was at stake in state data. For this reason, she called for the State Data Syndicate Brush Movement.

She called for this at the same time as giving a public lecture at the Faculty of Law, University of Sudan at the Widya Sabha Building, Udayana University. The event was attended by approximately 1,200 participants directly and live via Instagram. It took place, Sunday (27/11/2022).

The public lecture themed "Urgency of Ratifying Government Regulations on Implementation of Regional Government Based on Precision Village/Kelurahan Data". As well as "Government Regulations on Science and Technology-Based Development Policy Guided by Pancasila".

Apart from Rieke, there were also present as speakers Deputy Chairperson of LPPM IPB University, Dr Sofyan Sjaf and Dean of the Faculty of Law, Udayana University. Participants included lecturers, undergraduate, masters, and doctoral students, as well as representatives of district/city regional governments throughout Bali.

"It's time for the community to be made a subject, not an object. It's time for rural transformation to be carried out. It's time for the village to be recognized as a subject that has the authority to produce village data," said Sofyan.

According to him, the digital era of technological progress has become the momentum and instrument to create accurate data. This DDP, he continued, is in accordance with the mandate of the founding fathers, national development can only be carried out through 'democratic rural development' and accurate data.

"So DDP is here as a synthesis, improvement. From the existing data collection system," he said. (RRI)