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The Majority of Workers in Jakarta's Micro and Small Industries are High School Graduates in 2024

Akbar Ridwan 26/12/2025 13:00 WIB

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Based on educational attainment, the majority of micro and small industry workers in Jakarta are high school graduates or equivalent, totaling 104,441 individuals.

Number of Workers in Micro and Small Industries in DKI Jakarta Province by Educational Attainment (2024)

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According to the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government, sourced from the Statistics Indonesia (BPS), the number of micro and small industry (MSI) workers in 2024 is approximately 222,263 people.

Based on their highest educational attainment, the majority of MSI workers in Jakarta are high school graduates or equivalent, totaling 104,441 people.

"This number contributes up to 46.99% of the total workforce. Meanwhile, university graduates are the fewest, with 8,270 workers," wrote the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government.

Below are the MSI workers in DKI Jakarta based on their highest educational attainment in 2024:

University: 8,270 people
High School/equivalent: 104,441 people
Junior High School/equivalent: 72,750 people
Did not complete elementary school and elementary school: 36,802 people

Furthermore, by age group, MSI workers in the 25-65 age group are dominated by men at 63.09%, while women account for 36.91%.

According to the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government, the total number of workers in this age group reached 188,333 people, or 84.73% of the entire workforce.

"The non-productive workforce, or child and elderly workers, are mostly family members or relatives of the entrepreneurs," explained the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government.

"These two age categories are dominated by women, with 99.04% in the 65 age group," it added.

Editor : Erlina Fury Santika

"Disclosure: This is an AI-generated translation of the original article. We strive for accuracy, but please note that automated translations may contain errors or slight inconsistencies."

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