There will be 17,000 Traditional Markets in Indonesia in 2024: Details Inside

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Erlina Fury Santika 21/12/2024 13:00 WIB

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According to BPS data, there were 17,443 traditional markets in Indonesia in 2024. The largest category was markets with managers, numbering 15,217 units.

Number of Indonesian Traditional Markets by Category (2024)

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Number of Indonesian Traditional Markets by Category (2024)

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A report from Indonesia's Central Statistics Agency (BPS) reveals that the number of traditional markets in Indonesia reached 17,443 units in 2024.

This figure is a reduction from the initial estimate of 19,330 units listed in the preliminary market directory update (UDP-24).

The breakdown shows that 16,842 markets are still actively operating.

BPS calculated that 15,217 of these are managed traditional markets, while the remaining 1,625 are unmanaged.

In addition, there are 601 traditional markets not included in the preliminary list.

"Therefore, the total number of traditional markets is 17,443," wrote BPS in their report, *Direktori Pasar Rakyat 2024 Buku II: Jawa* (2024 Traditional Markets Directory Book II: Java), cited on Saturday, December 21, 2024.

BPS states that spatially, 39.67% of traditional markets are located on the island of Java.

East Java Province has the highest number of traditional markets, with 2,574 markets, representing 14.76% of the total in Indonesia.

Meanwhile, South Papua Province has the fewest, with only 29 traditional markets, or 0.17%, this year.

Editor : Erlina Fury Santika

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