BPS Survey: Jakarta is Indonesia's Most Democratic Province
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The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) conducted a survey on the level of provincial democracy throughout Indonesia. The results show that DKI Jakarta ranked highest as the most democratic province in Indonesia in 2021.
The province led by Governor Anies Baswedan achieved an Indonesia Democracy Index (IDI) score of 82.08 points.
However, this score decreased by 7.13 points compared to 2020, which was 89.21 points. Jakarta's IDI also exceeded the national IDI, which in 2021 was 78.12 points.
East Java ranked second as the most democratic province in Indonesia, with an IDI score of 81.31 points.
Yogyakarta followed with an IDI score of 81.21 points. Then, Central Java and East Kalimantan had IDI scores of 81.15 points and 81.02 points, respectively.
Meanwhile, the province with the lowest IDI score was West Papua, recorded at 56.1 points.
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