Prevalence of Toddlers with Nutritional Problems in 38 Provinces of Indonesia in 2024

Akbar Ridwan 21/04/2026 16:31 WIB

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The following is the prevalence of toddlers experiencing nutritional problems in all Indonesian provinces in 2024.

The prevalence of toddlers* with nutritional problems in Indonesia based on nutritional status and province (2024)

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The prevalence of toddlers* with nutritional problems in Indonesia based on nutritional status and province (2024)

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The Ministry of Health maps the prevalence of undernourished children (aged 0-59 months) in Indonesia, including:

Stunting: Children who are shorter in height than the average for their age group, due to chronic malnutrition over a long period.
Underweight: Children who weigh less than the average for their age group, due to acute malnutrition.
Wasting: Children who weigh less than their height, due to acute malnutrition.
Overweight: Children who weigh more than the ideal weight for their age group, due to an imbalance in nutritional intake.
Severe wasting: Children suffering from severe wasting, due to poor nutrition.

Nationally, the prevalence of Indonesian toddlers suffering from stunting reached 19.8% in 2024.

Then the prevalence of toddlers with underweight conditions was 16.8%, wasting 6.2%, overweight 3.4%, and severe wasting 1.2%.

If broken down by province, the highest prevalence of stunting in toddlers in 2024 was in Papua Pegunungan (40%).

Then the highest prevalence of underweight toddlers was in East Nusa Tenggara (34.4%), which also had the highest prevalence of wasting toddlers (12.3%).

Meanwhile, the highest prevalence of overweight toddlers was in Papua Pegunungan (10.3%), and the highest prevalence of severe wasting toddlers was in South West Papua (3.7%).

As for the prevalence of wasting and severe wasting in South Papua, Central Papua, and Papua Pegunungan, the figures were recorded as "0" because the data were not available.

The Ministry of Health obtained this data based on a survey in 514 districts/cities spread across 38 provinces of Indonesia, involving a sample of 345,000 households with toddler children.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

"Disclosure: This is an AI-generated translation of the original article. We strive for accuracy, but please note that automated translations may contain errors or slight inconsistencies."