Indonesian Villages with Residents Owning Toilets Increased Until 2024

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According to data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), the number of villages or sub-districts in Indonesia with residents possessing private toilets for defecation has increased over the last de

Number of Villages/Sub-districts in Indonesia Based on the Predominant Toilet Use of Most Households (2014-2024)*

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Number of Villages/Sub-districts in Indonesia Based on the Predominant Toilet Use of Most Households (2014-2024)*

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According to data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), the number of villages or sub-districts in Indonesia whose residents have toilets for defecation has increased over the last decade.

In 2014, only 57,492 villages had a majority of families using private toilets for defecation. This number increased to 78,127 villages in 2024.

Concurrently, the number of villages where the majority of residents defecate in non-toilet facilities decreased from 16,790 villages (2014) to 3,569 villages (2024).

Furthermore, the number of villages where the majority of residents defecate in public toilets decreased from 4,395 villages (2014) to 1,570 villages (2024), and the number using shared toilets decreased from 3,513 villages (2014) to 1,010 villages (2024).

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