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Papua has the highest number of slum households in Indonesia. A publication by the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) titled "Housing and Environmental Health Indicators 2015" states that 45.48 percent of Papuan families live in slum areas. East Nusa Tenggara is second, with 34.94 percent of households living in slums.
The BPS reports that 20 provinces have a higher percentage of slum households than the national average (7.07 percent). The weighting of slum households is based on several indicators, including the quality of drinking water, sanitation, and floor area. The assessment also considers housing quality such as roof type, walls, floors, and lighting sources.
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