Indonesia's Gender Empowerment Index Shows Consistent Increase: A 14-Year Trend

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Erlina Fury Santika 24/06/2024 18:54 WIB

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BPS data shows a consistent increase in the Gender Empowerment Index score over the past 14 years.

Indonesia Gender Empowerment Index (IGE) Score (2010-2024)

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Indonesia Gender Empowerment Index (IGE) Score (2010-2024)

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The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) reports that Indonesia's Gender Empowerment Index (IDG) score reached 76.9 points in 2023. This is a 0.31-point increase from 2022's score of 76.59 points.

Although the increase has sometimes been small, the IDG score has never decreased over the past 14 years.

The highest increase occurred in 2019, with a rise of 3.14 points to 75.24. The score in 2010 was 68.15 points, representing an 8.75-point increase over the past 14 years.

According to the website of the Central Kalimantan Provincial Office for Women's Empowerment, Child Protection, Population Control, and Family Planning, the IDG is an indicator used to measure the achievement of gender justice and equality based on political participation and decision-making.

This is assessed through the proportion of men and women in parliament, economic participation, and decision-making, measured by two indicators: the proportion of men and women as legislators, senior officials, and managers; and the percentage of men in professional and technical positions and economic resources, measured by estimated income of men and women.

Simply put, the analysis of IDG's constituent indicators calculates parliamentary representation, decision-making power, and income distribution.

(See also: Indonesia's Gender Development Index Shows an Upward Trend Over the Last Decade)

Editor : Erlina Fury Santika

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