Many Indonesian Households Lack Access to Basic Services

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Erlina Fury Santika 15/01/2024 19:40 WIB

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BPS data shows that many people still lack access to basic daily necessities, primarily clean drinking water.

Household Proportion with Access to Basic Services (2018–2022)

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Household Proportion with Access to Basic Services (2018–2022)

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Data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) shows that not all Indonesians have access to basic services for their daily needs.

The BPS categorizes basic services into three parts: drinking water, basic sanitation, and basic health facilities.

Of these three categories, access to drinking water is the lowest, below 50%.

In 2022, the proportion was only 44.94%. This figure grew slightly by 1.13 percentage points from 2021, which was 43.81%.

In 2018, the proportion was 42.22%, the lowest in the last five years.

(See also: Majority of Indonesian Households Consume Bottled Drinking Water)

Another basic service, basic health facilities, stood at 79.33% in 2022. This figure decreased by 0.26 percentage points from 2021, which was 79.59%.

The lowest access in this category occurred in 2019 at 76.07%.

Finally, access to basic sanitation services reached 80.92% in 2022. This figure remained constant from 2021 and was the highest in the last five years.

From 2018 to 2022, the lowest access to basic sanitation services was in 2018, with a proportion of 74.58%. This category has seen an increase every year since.

(See also: This is the Proportion of Households with Access to Adequate Sanitation in 2021)

Editor : Erlina Fury Santika

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