Labor Productivity in 38 Indonesian Provinces 2023

According to data from the Ministry of Manpower, the average labor productivity in Indonesia reached Rp87.96 million per person in 2023.

This figure was obtained by dividing the gross domestic product (GDP) by the total number of people employed nationally.

However, when broken down by province, Indonesian labor productivity varies significantly.

The highest productivity is in DKI Jakarta, while the lowest is in Papua Pegunungan.

Here is a breakdown of labor productivity in Indonesia's 38 provinces in 2023, ordered from highest to lowest:

1. DKI Jakarta: Rp404.21 million (per person per year)
2. East Kalimantan: Rp291.04 million
3. Riau Islands: Rp196.25 million
4. North Kalimantan: Rp187.54 million
5. Riau: Rp183.80 million
6. West Papua: Rp144.63 million
7. Central Sulawesi: Rp124.86 million
8. Central Papua: Rp123.68 million
9. Papua: Rp114.64 million
10. Jambi: Rp93.92 million
11. Banten: Rp91.98 million
12. South Papua: Rp89.83 million
13. Southwest Papua: Rp86.45 million
14. Central Kalimantan: Rp84.16 million
15. South Sulawesi: Rp83.98 million
16. South Sumatra: Rp82.03 million
17. North Sulawesi: Rp81.59 million
18. East Java: Rp81.26 million
19. Bangka Belitung Islands: Rp80.47 million
20. Southeast Sulawesi: Rp80.02 million
21. North Sumatra: Rp79.77 million
22. North Maluku: Rp76.41 million
23. South Kalimantan: Rp71.76 million
24. West Java: Rp71.03 million
25. West Sumatra: Rp67.16 million
26. Bali: Rp60.91 million
27. Aceh: Rp60.04 million
28. Lampung: Rp57.31 million
29. West Kalimantan: Rp55.84 million
30. Yogyakarta Special Region: Rp55.44 million
31. Central Java: Rp55.16 million
32. Gorontalo: Rp50.11 million
33. Bengkulu: Rp48.65 million
34. West Sulawesi: Rp47.68 million
35. Maluku: Rp41.40 million
36. West Nusa Tenggara: Rp35.92 million
37. East Nusa Tenggara: Rp25.98 million
38. Highland Papua: Rp13.20 million