Indonesia's Covid-19 Resilience Score Ranks 11th in Asia

A Bloomberg report shows Indonesia's Covid-19 resilience score at 51.1 points on Monday, April 26, 2021. This score places Indonesia 11th in Asia and 34th globally.

Indonesia achieved this Covid-19 resilience score due to recording 56 cases per 100,000 people per month. Indonesia also has a coronavirus death rate of 163 per one million people.

Other factors influencing the score include Indonesia's Covid-19 positivity rate of 12.2%. Furthermore, the vaccination program has only reached 3.5% of the population.

Singapore achieved the highest Covid-19 resilience score in both Asia and the world, with 79.7 points. Bloomberg considers Singapore the most effective in controlling the pandemic after positive coronavirus cases in the Lion City approached zero. This is attributed to its strict lockdown and quarantine strategies.

Bloomberg compiled a Covid-19 resilience ranking of 53 countries to illustrate regions with the most effective coronavirus handling, while minimizing social and economic disruption. Bloomberg used extensive data to measure the Covid-19 resilience ranking, ranging from mortality rates, testing rates, vaccine access, to freedom of movement.