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| The Head of the Community Empowerment and Development (PPM) Division of the Sukabumi City Regional Development Planning Agency (Bappeda), Nenden Eviyanti, led a meeting to evaluate the achievement of the 2024 TPBSDGs Action Plan and input data requirements for 2025 in the Meeting Room of the Sukabumi City Bappeda Office on Wednesday, July 16, 2025. | Doc. Instagram @bappedasmi_official |
sukabumiNews.net, SUKABUMI CITY – The Governance and Human Development Division of the Sukabumi City Regional Development Planning Agency (PPM Bappeda) held a meeting to evaluate the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (TPBSDGs) action plan for 2024 and the 2025 Data Requirements Input.
The meeting, held in the Meeting Room of the Sukabumi
City Bappeda Office on Wednesday, July 16, 2025, was chaired by the Head of the
PPM Bappeda Division, Nenden Eviyanti, and attended by officials/data
management officers within the Sukabumi City Regional Apparatus.
Head of PPM Bappeda, Nenden Eviyanti said that this
meeting activity refers to the Presidential Regulation of the Republic of
Indonesia (Perpres) Number 111 of 2022 concerning the Implementation of the
Achievement of Sustainable Development Goals and the Regulation of the Governor
of West Java Number 18 of 2018 concerning the Regional Action Plan for TPB/SDGs
of West Java Province.
"In this regard,
the Governance and Human Development Division of the Sukabumi City Regional
Development Planning Agency (Bappeda) invites officials/data management
officers within the Regional Apparatus to attend the 2024 Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs) Achievement Evaluation Meeting and to provide input on
data requirements for 2025," he explained.
Nenden stated that
this evaluation is crucial for reflection and as a basis for developing better
plans going forward. He stated that in this context, the Sukabumi City Bappeda
plays a central role in coordinating SDG implementation across regional
agencies and stakeholders. Regular evaluations and input of data requirements
are fundamental to ensuring more measurable, inclusive, and sustainable
development.
"Through this
meeting, we want to ensure that all SDG indicators can be properly monitored
and serve as the basis for formulating regional development policies for 2025.
The availability of accurate data is key to developing effective planning that
directly impacts community well-being," Nenden said.
