Over Half of Indonesia's Population Was Married in March 2023

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Nabilah Muhamad 27/12/2023 18:19 WIB

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According to BPS data, more than half of Indonesia's population aged 15-49 were married as of March 2023.

Percentage of Indonesian Population Aged 15-49 Years by Marital Status and Gender (March 2023)

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Percentage of Indonesian Population Aged 15-49 Years by Marital Status and Gender (March 2023)

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The Indonesian National Socioeconomic Survey (Susenas) conducted by the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) shows that more than half of Indonesia's population aged 15-49 were married in March 2023.

Specifically, the proportion of married individuals was 65.61% among women and 54.15% among men.

In March 2023, the population aged 15-49 who were unmarried was higher among men, at 43.89%.

Meanwhile, the proportion of unmarried women was 30.72%.

Furthermore, 2.21% of women and 1.51% of men were divorced (living).

Additionally, 1.47% of women and 0.44% of men were widowed.

"Divorced (living)" refers to individuals who have been divorced and have not remarried, while "widowed" refers to individuals whose spouse has died and who have not remarried.

Overall, in March 2023, the proportion of Indonesia's population by gender was fairly proportional: 50.08% male and 49.92% female.

(See also: East Java, Province with the Highest Number of Child Marriages in 2022)

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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