Indonesian Public Upbeat About 2021

They asserted that these and other improvement, as well as the political elites’ willingness to set aside their differences, can help Indonesia emerge from the multidimensional effects of Covid-19.”

Another 6.2 percent of respondents asserted that public services could be improved, while another 4.9 percent of participants said the same of law enforcement.

Kompas conducted the survey between December 21 to 23 2020. 519 respondents from all walks of life participated in the questionnaire, which was conducted in Indonesia’s 34 provinces. The survey has a 95 percent accuracy rate, with 4.30 percent margin of error.

(Writer: Tsarina Maharani | Editor : Bayu Galih)

Sources: 

https://nasional.kompas.com/read/2021/01/04/09323491/survei-litbang-kompas-mayoritas-responden-yakin-indonesia-pulih-dan-bangkit.

https://nasional.kompas.com/read/2021/01/04/10201751/litbang-kompas-pemulihan-ekonomi-dan-vaksinasi-covid-19-perlu-jadi-prioritas. 

https://nasional.kompas.com/read/2021/01/04/08303501/litbang-kompas-312-persen-masyarakat-minta-perbaikan-layanan-kesehatan.