This Province Had the Largest Number of Rural Poor Households in 2020

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Viva Budy Kusnandar 16/09/2022 15:20 WIB

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According to BPS data, in 2020, 52.02% of households in rural areas of Papua Province were classified as slum dwellings, the highest percentage among all provinces.

10 Provinces with the Largest Number of Poor Households in Rural Areas (2020)

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10 Provinces with the Largest Number of Poor Households in Rural Areas (2020)

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According to the National Socioeconomic Survey (Susenas) by the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), slum households in rural areas of Papua Province reached 52.02% in 2020.

This proportion is far above the national average of rural slum households, which was only 12.19%. It is also the highest compared to the other 33 provinces.

The next provinces with the highest percentage of rural slum households are East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) at 36.78%, followed by Riau Islands at 35.72%, Bangka Belitung Islands at 22.26%, and Banten at 20.57%.

Following these are Maluku with 16.36% rural slum households, then West Java at 15.36%, Central Sulawesi at 14.73%, and West Sulawesi and West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) at 14% and 13.65% respectively.

All the provinces mentioned above have a percentage of rural slum households above the national average.

The criteria for households categorized as slum are:

* Lack of access to clean drinking water
* Lack of adequate sanitation
* Floor area per capita less than 7.2 square meters
* Lack of adequate roof, floor, and walls

If the calculated value from these criteria exceeds 35%, then the household is categorized as a slum household.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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