The Number of Disadvantaged Regions Decreased in 2020
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The Central Statistics Agency recorded a decrease in the number of underdeveloped regions in Indonesia in 2020 compared to five years prior. For clarification, underdeveloped regions are regencies whose territories and communities are less developed than other regions nationally.
Kalimantan and Java-Bali are recorded as having no underdeveloped regions. Papua decreased from 33 underdeveloped regions in 2015 to 30. Furthermore, Nusa Tenggara decreased from 26 to 14, Sulawesi from 18 to 3, Maluku from 14 to 8, and Sumatra from 13 to 7 underdeveloped regions in 2020.
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