October 16, 2025 | BPS Activities
In an effort to complete the final stage of the Candidate Work Unit's designation toward WBK (Corruption-Free Area), the Batang District BPS received a field evaluation visit on October 16 from the Integrity Zone Evaluator Team of BPS RI, Mr. Eko Yuwono (Mid-Level Expert Auditor and Acting Regional Inspector I) and Mr. Muhammad Rafiq (Mid-Level Expert Auditor, Regional Inspectorate II).
This visit, which is part of the assessment series toward the 2025 WBK predicate, was warmly welcomed by the Head of BPS Batang, Heni Djumadi, along with all employes. The evaluation team began the activity by directly reviewing various public service facilities and supporting infrastructure, such as the Integrated Statistical Service (PST), workspaces, and public amenities like prayer rooms, toilets, lactation rooms, and parking areas. This review is to ensure a friendly, clean, and service-oriented work environment.
After the office tour, the activities continued with a presentation and panel discussion on the development of the Integrity Zone. The head of the Batang BPS presented the organization's commitment with the theme "Ethical Service, Impact for the Nation." This discussion addresses the strategic steps taken by BPS Batang to strengthen integrity and professionalism.
Not only in the office environment, the Evaluator Team also conducted field visits to collaborators such as Bapperida and Disperpuska of Batang Regency, to see the synergy between institutions in creating clean governance. The activity concluded with a spot check of service personnel and the General Affairs Sub-Division to ensure that integrity values are consistently applied.
Hopefully, with the spirit of togetherness, strong commitment, and all the efforts that BPS Batang Regency has made, it can achieve the title of Corruption-Free Zone (WBK) in 2025. This predicate will be real proof of the spirit of "Serving with Morals, Making an Impact for the Nation."
