11.8% of the Population in Kolaka Regency Falls into the Poor Category

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Percentage of Poor Population in Kolaka Regency, 2014-2023

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Percentage of Poor Population in Kolaka Regency, 2014-2023

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The poverty rate in Kolaka Regency, as of November 30, 2023, was recorded at 11.8 percent. This figure is up 0.29 percent compared to the previous year, which was reported at 11.51 percent.

Over the past 10 years, the poverty rate in Kolaka Regency has shown a downward trend, decreasing from 14.99 percent to 11.8 percent.

According to data 4956, the total population of Kolaka Regency in 2023 was 245,880.

Other regencies in Southeast Sulawesi with the second highest poverty rates are Konawe Islands Regency at 15 percent and Central Buton Regency at 15 percent.

The following is a list of poverty rates in Southeast Sulawesi in 2023:

* Konawe Islands Regency 15%
* Central Buton Regency 15%
* Wakatobi Regency 14%
* South Buton Regency 14%
* Muna Regency 14%
* North Buton Regency 14%
* East Kolaka Regency 14%
* West Muna Regency 14%
* Buton Regency 13%
* North Kolaka Regency 13%
* North Konawe Regency 13%
* Konawe Regency 13%
* Kolaka Regency 11%
* South Konawe Regency 11%
* Bombana Regency 10%
* Bau Bau City 7%
* Kendari City 4%

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11.8% of the Population in Kolaka Regency Falls into the Poor Category

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