Jakarta Registers the Highest Inequality in Indonesia in March 2025

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Erlina Fury Santika 28/07/2025 15:31 WIB

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According to BPS data, Jakarta has the highest Gini ratio, a measure of income or expenditure inequality. The complete list is as follows.

Gini Coefficient/Expenditure Inequality in Indonesia's 38 Provinces (March 2025)*

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Gini Coefficient/Expenditure Inequality in Indonesia's 38 Provinces (March 2025)*

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The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) reported that Indonesia's expenditure or economic inequality, measured by the Gini ratio, was 0.375 in March 2025.

This figure decreased from 0.381 in September 2024 and 0.379 in March 2024.

By province, DKI Jakarta had the highest inequality in March 2025, reaching 0.441.

This position remained from the previous measurement period, even increasing by 0.010 points from 0.431 in September 2024. Note that the BPS calculation for DKI Jakarta is based on its urban characteristics.

(Read: Jakarta, the Indonesian Capital City: Province with the Worst Inequality, September 2024)

The next highest inequality was in DI Yogyakarta, at 0.426 in March 2025. The breakdown is: urban areas 0.434 and rural areas 0.334.

Next is West Java with a total Gini coefficient of 0.416. Inequality in the province's urban areas reached 0.426 and in rural areas 0.323.

The three provinces with the lowest inequality in Indonesia are Bangka Belitung Islands (0.222), North Kalimantan (0.261), and Central Sulawesi (0.279).

The following is a complete list of the Gini ratio in Indonesia's 38 provinces in March 2025:

Aceh: 0.282
North Sumatra: 0.295
West Sumatra: 0.282
Riau: 0.307
Jambi: 0.301
South Sumatra: 0.311
Bengkulu: 0.349
Lampung: 0.292
Bangka Belitung Islands: 0.222
Riau Islands: 0.382
DKI Jakarta: 0.441
West Java: 0.416
Central Java: 0.359
DI Yogyakarta: 0.426
East Java: 0.369
Banten: 0.330
Bali: 0.353
West Nusa Tenggara: 0.369
East Nusa Tenggara: 0.315
West Kalimantan: 0.316
Central Kalimantan: 0.292
South Kalimantan: 0.287
East Kalimantan: 0.312
North Kalimantan: 0.261
North Sulawesi: 0.343
Central Sulawesi: 0.279
South Sulawesi: 0.363
Southeast Sulawesi: 0.363
Gorontalo: 0.392
West Sulawesi: 0.316
Maluku: 0.296
North Maluku: 0.299
West Papua: 0.374
Southwest Papua: 0.363
Papua: 0.404
South Papua: 0.412
Central Papua: 0.333
Papua Mountains: 0.349
Indonesia: 0.375.

(Read: Indonesia's Economic Inequality Figures Claimed to Have Fallen in March 2025)

Editor : Erlina Fury Santika

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