Distribution of Indonesian Upland Rice Farmers Affected by Climate Change in 2024

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According to BPS, out of 2,328 households engaged in upland rice farming in Indonesia in 2024, 28.51% of them felt affected by climate change.

Percentage of Upland Rice Farming Households in Indonesian Provinces Who Feel Affected by Climate Change (2024)

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According to the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), out of a sample of 2,328 households operating upland rice farms in Indonesia, 28.51% reported being affected by climate change in 2024.

The climate change referred to includes unpredictable changes in air temperature and rainfall.

The highest proportion of upland rice farming households affected by this phenomenon was found in Papua Pegunungan Province, reaching 100%.

Below are the top 10 provinces with the highest proportion of upland rice farming households reporting being affected by climate change in 2024, according to the BPS survey:

Papua Pegunungan: 100%
North Maluku: 75%
Bangka Belitung Islands: 56.25%
Yogyakarta: 54.76%
East Nusa Tenggara: 49.72%
Riau: 46.15%
Jambi: 44.44%
West Nusa Tenggara: 44.44%
Central Kalimantan: 41.79%
South Sumatra: 40.43%

BPS also found that climate change affects the productivity of upland rice farming.

This is because the average productivity of upland rice affected by climate change is lower compared to those not affected.

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