Distribution of Indonesian Soybean Farmers Affected by Climate Change in 2024

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Based on region, soybean households in Indonesia affected by climate change are spread across 17 provinces.

Percentage of Soybean Farming Households in Indonesian Provinces that Feel Impacted by Climate Change (2024)

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Percentage of Soybean Farming Households in Indonesian Provinces that Feel Impacted by Climate Change (2024)

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According to a survey by the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), out of a sample of 1,138 households engaged in soybean farming in Indonesia in 2024, 26.12% reported being affected by climate change.

One of the climate change phenomena referred to by BPS is the El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO), which consists of three phases: El Nino, Normal, and La Nina.

BPS stated that these phenomena are usually accompanied by decreases and increases in rainfall above normal levels, which are detrimental to the agricultural sector, including soybeans.

This phenomenon was felt by soybean farming households spread across 17 provinces.

Below are the top 5 provinces with the highest proportion of soybean farming households reporting being affected by climate change in 2024, according to the BPS survey:

Central Kalimantan: 87.50%
Banten: 72.73%
West Java: 72.06%
Maluku: 63.64%
West Nusa Tenggara: 38.89%

BPS explained that climate change also affects soybean productivity in Indonesia. This is because the average productivity of soybeans affected by climate change is lower compared to those not affected.

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