Indonesia's 2023 Per Capita Provincial GRDP; Jakarta Tops the List

The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) reports that Indonesia's per capita gross domestic product (GDP) reached Rp74.96 million in 2023.

Based on provinces, DKI Jakarta ranked first with a regional GDP (PDRB) of Rp322.61 million per capita in 2023. This figure is up from Rp299.67 million in 2022.

DKI Jakarta's PDRB at constant prices (ADHK) in 2023 was Rp192.13 million, up from Rp183.59 million in 2022.

East Kalimantan came in second, at Rp215.76 million per capita per year. This figure is down from Rp238.91 million in 2022.

Third is North Kalimantan, at Rp201.74 million. Up from Rp192.58 million in 2022.

Fourth is Riau, with a PDRB of Rp154.52 million. Followed in fifth place by the Riau Islands, at Rp154.17 million.

Meanwhile, the provinces with the lowest PDRB were Central Papua (Rp10.35 million); Papua Mountains (Rp16.86 million); and East Nusa Tenggara (Rp23.07 million).

BPS states that per capita PDRB is the average income of residents obtained from dividing the PDRB by the population in a certain region in a particular year. The higher the per capita income, the more prosperous the region is likely to be.

PDRB at current prices (ADHB) is used to determine the capacity of economic resources, shifts, and the economic structure of a region. This refers to prevailing market prices.

The following is a complete list of per capita PDRB for all Indonesian provinces in 2023:

1. DKI Jakarta Rp322,615,130
2. East Kalimantan Rp215,761,420
3. North Kalimantan Rp201,748,780
4. Riau Rp154,522,280
5. Riau Islands Rp154,178,970
6. Central Sulawesi Rp112,461,060
7. West Papua Rp108,101,500
8. Jambi Rp79,835,780
9. Papua Rp78,061,390
10. Central Kalimantan Rp75,293,970
11. South Sumatra Rp71,950,370
12. East Java Rp71,121,930
13. South Sulawesi Rp69,702,400
14. North Sumatra Rp68,305,710
15. Bangka Belitung Islands Rp67,885,260
16. Banten Rp66,147,390
17. North Sulawesi Rp64,130,960
18. Southeast Sulawesi Rp64,088,400
19. South Kalimantan Rp63,779,060
20. North Maluku Rp63,676,840
21. Bali Rp62,293,230
22. South Papua Rp58,680,240
23. Southwest Papua Rp58,450,130
24. West Sumatra Rp54,326,760
25. West Java Rp52,651,450
26. West Kalimantan Rp48,808,920
27. Yogyakarta Special Region Rp48,358,220
28. Lampung Rp48,194,220
29. Bengkulu Rp46,285,280
30. Central Java Rp45,198,510
31. Gorontalo Rp42,346,820
32. Aceh Rp41,424,370
33. West Sulawesi Rp39,533,270
34. Maluku Rp30,456,110
35. West Nusa Tenggara Rp29,925,600
36. East Nusa Tenggara Rp23,078,030
37. Papua Mountains Rp16,869,970
38. Central Papua Rp10,350,390

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