Yogyakarta, the Poorest Province in Java in March 2024

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Nabilah Muhamad 05/07/2024 16:13 WIB

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BPS data shows that Yogyakarta Special Region is the province with the highest poverty rate on Java Island. The proportion was 8.48% in March 2024.

Java Island Provinces with the Highest Poverty Rates (March 2024)

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Java Island Provinces with the Highest Poverty Rates (March 2024)

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According to a report by the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), the number of impoverished people in Indonesia reached 25.22 million in March 2024. This figure represents 9.03% of the total national population.

The majority of the impoverished population resides on the island of Java, totaling 13.24 million people, or 8.48% of the total impoverished population in Indonesia.

The Special Region of Yogyakarta has the highest poverty rate on Java, at 10.83%, with a total of 445,550 impoverished residents.

Next is Central Java, with a poverty rate of 10.47% (3.70 million people), followed by East Java with 9.79% (3.98 million people), and West Java with 7.46% (3.84 million people).

Poverty in Banten is recorded at 5.84% (791,610 people), while Jakarta has the lowest rate at 4.30% (464,930 people).

Based on regional characteristics, the impoverished population on Java is most concentrated in rural areas, representing 11.32% of the total 5.44 million impoverished people.

Meanwhile, the impoverished population in urban areas of Java is 7.22%, or 7.8 million people.

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