Indonesia’s Minister of Social Affairs, Saifullah Yusuf, is advocating for enhanced collaboration to ensure the accuracy of data used for social welfare programs. He emphasized that reliable data is crucial for effectively targeting assistance to those most in need. Minister Yusuf highlighted inconsistencies and gaps in existing data as obstacles to program efficiency and equity. He stressed the importance of synchronizing data across various government agencies and leveraging technology to improve collection and verification processes. This collaborative effort, he believes, will minimize errors, prevent duplication of aid, and ultimately strengthen the impact of social welfare initiatives. Improved data will allow for more precise targeting, ensuring resources reach vulnerable populations effectively and efficiently. The Minister’s call signals a commitment to data-driven policy making within Indonesia’s social welfare sector.