In Jakarta, each Community Health Center (Puskesmas) serves 30,000 residents.

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Puskesmas Ratio per 30,000 Population, 2015

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Puskesmas Ratio per 30,000 Population, 2015

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The Indonesian Ministry of Health's report on the Indonesian Health Profile states that in 2015, the ratio of community health centers (Puskesmas) to every 30,000 people in Indonesia was 1.15. This means that one Puskesmas served approximately 26,000 people. West Papua had the highest Puskesmas ratio at 5.20 per 30,000 people, while Banten had the lowest at 0.58 per 30,000 people.

In DKI Jakarta, the ratio was 1.00; meaning one Puskesmas served 30,000 people. The Puskesmas ratio per 30,000 people does not fully reflect the actual accessibility of the community to basic health services. For example, the three provinces with the highest ratios are all located in eastern Indonesia: West Papua, Maluku, and Papua. This can be attributed to a relatively small population spread across a large geographical area.

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