The quality of public services in Depok City has once again received recognition from the West Java Provincial Government. The Department of Population and Civil Registration (Disdukcapil) of Depok City successfully won the prestigious ADMINDUK PRIMA 2025 award.

In the Population Administration Performance Assessment event, Depok’s Disdukcapil achieved the Third Best position in the Category for Regencies/Cities with High Population Density.

The award was presented during the awarding ceremony at the West Hall of Gedung Sate, Bandung, on Wednesday. The award was received by the Head of Depok City’s Disdukcapil.

Maintaining Consistency for Three Consecutive Years

The Head expressed gratitude and pride that this achievement has been consistently maintained.

“Thankfully, since 2022, Depok City’s Disdukcapil has continuously maintained this achievement,” she stated.

She acknowledged that Depok hasn’t been able to achieve first place due to limitations in facilities, infrastructure, and Human Resources compared to other major cities, but expressed gratitude that service performance remains well-maintained.

She hopes this award will serve as motivation for all Disdukcapil employees to continue improving integrity and service quality. “May this award motivate us to continue innovating and providing fast, accurate, and friendly population administration services to citizens,” she concluded, showing commitment to continuous improvement.

Gedung Sate

Gedung Sate is a historic government building in Bandung, Indonesia, renowned for its distinctive central spire that resembles a satay skewer. Completed in 1920 during the Dutch colonial era, it was originally built as the main office for the Dutch East Indies department of transport and public works. Today, it serves as the seat of the West Java provincial government and is a celebrated landmark of Bandung’s architectural heritage.

West Hall

I am unable to provide a specific summary as “West Hall” is a common name for many buildings, such as those found on university campuses, conference centers, or historic mansions. Without a specific location, I cannot confirm its history. If you can specify which West Hall (e.g., at a particular university or city), I would be happy to provide a detailed summary.

ADMINDUK PRIMA 2025

I am unable to provide a summary for “ADMINDUK PRIMA 2025” as it does not appear to be a recognized historical place, cultural site, or landmark. Based on the name, it seems it could be an event, a project, or an acronym related to administration or population, but no verifiable information is available.

Department of Population and Civil Registration (Disdukcapil)

The Department of Population and Civil Registration (Disdukcapil) is a government agency in Indonesia responsible for managing population administration and vital documents for citizens. Its history is tied to the national need for a centralized system to record births, deaths, marriages, and other civil events, which is crucial for legal identity and public services. The department plays a key role in issuing essential documents like ID cards (KTP) and family cards (KK) to the populace.

Depok City

Depok is a city in West Java, Indonesia, originally established in the 17th century as a private agricultural estate by Cornelis Chastelein, a Dutch colonial official. It evolved from a small settlement into a major hub, officially gaining city status in 1999. Today, it is a vibrant, densely populated satellite city of Jakarta, known for its numerous universities and as a center for education and commerce.

West Java Provincial Government

The West Java Provincial Government is the administrative authority for Indonesia’s most populous province, located on the island of Java. Its history is tied to the formation of the Republic of Indonesia, as it was one of the first provinces established in 1945 after the nation declared independence. The provincial capital is Bandung, a city historically significant for hosting the 1955 Asian-African Conference.

Population Administration Performance Assessment

“Population Administration Performance Assessment” is not a physical place or cultural site, but a bureaucratic process or system for evaluating the efficiency and effectiveness of government services related to civil registration and population data. This type of assessment is a modern administrative tool used by governments to ensure that services like issuing identity cards, birth certificates, and managing census data meet performance standards. Its history is tied to the development of public administration reforms and digital governance initiatives aimed at improving citizen services.

Category for Regencies/Cities with High Population Density

This is not a specific place or cultural site, but a statistical category for administrative regions with dense populations. These areas, such as cities like Jakarta or Tokyo, typically developed due to factors like industrialization, economic opportunity, and rural-to-urban migration. Their history is often marked by rapid growth, which presents significant challenges in infrastructure, housing, and resource management.