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    Indonesia's population increased slightly from 2022 to 2023, however poverty levels remain high due to rising prices of basic goods. While the economy grew over 5% in the first quarter of 2022, inflation increased costs of living and the poverty line rose nearly 4%. According to the Central Statistics Agency, the number of poor people decreased from September 2021 but is still above pre-pandemic levels, and poverty reduction has been faster in rural versus urban areas.

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    Indonesia's population increased slightly from 2022 to 2023, however poverty levels remain high due to rising prices of basic goods. While the economy grew over 5% in the first quarter of 2022, inflation increased costs of living and the poverty line rose nearly 4%. According to the Central Statistics Agency, the number of poor people decreased from September 2021 but is still above pre-pandemic levels, and poverty reduction has been faster in rural versus urban areas.

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    Indonesia's population increased slightly from 2022 to 2023, however poverty levels remain high due to rising prices of basic goods. While the economy grew over 5% in the first quarter of 2022, inflation increased costs of living and the poverty line rose nearly 4%. According to the Central Statistics Agency, the number of poor people decreased from September 2021 but is still above pre-pandemic levels, and poverty reduction has been faster in rural versus urban areas.

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    Indonesia's population increased slightly from 2022 to 2023, however poverty levels remain high due to rising prices of basic goods. While the economy grew over 5% in the first quarter of 2022, inflation increased costs of living and the poverty line rose nearly 4%. According to the Central Statistics Agency, the number of poor people decreased from September 2021 but is still above pre-pandemic levels, and poverty reduction has been faster in rural versus urban areas.

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    There have been some important changes in the population of my country (Indonesia)

    in the last 3 years for example :

    2021 2022 2023

    272 682,5 272 682,5 275 773,8

    Some positive results of these changes include, one the other hand there are serious
    concern one is
    Data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) shows that the poverty level in the
    country as of March 2022 is still high, as it was before the Covid-19 pandemic. This was also
    triggered by an increase in the prices of basic goods.

    Just as an illustration, BPS reported that the economy in the first quarter of 2022 grew
    by 5.01% (year on year) or higher than the third quarter of 2021 (3.51%). Meanwhile, the
    poverty line in March 2022 is IDR 505,469 per capita per month, or an increase of 3.97%
    compared to September 2021.

    Head of BPS Margo Yuwono said that in the midst of economic recovery, Indonesia is
    faced with pressure from rising prices in society. This has an impact on increasing the burden
    of public expenditure.
    In the period September 2021 and March 2022, the increase in prices was driven by
    volatile price groups and prices regulated by the government. Pressure on price increases
    occurs both in urban and rural areas.

    "Poverty development in urban areas increased by 3.37% from September 2021 to


    March 2022, as did poverty in rural areas which increased by 4.25%," said Margo in a press
    statement, on Friday (15/7/2022).

    Meanwhile, poverty in March 2022 will decrease compared to before the Covid-19
    pandemic. In March 2019, the number of poor people reached 25.14 million, then in
    September 2019 it fell to 24.78 million.

    Then during the pandemic, the number of poor people rose to 26.42 million people in
    March 2020 and rose again in September 2020 to a peak of 27.55 million people.

    "The number of poor people in March 2022 was 26.16 million people, down 0.34 million
    people compared to September 2021 and down 1.38 million people compared to March 2021.
    The percentage of poor people in March 2022 was 9.54%, down 0.17 % points against
    September 2021 and down 0.60% points against March 2021," said Margo.

    Even though there appears to be a decline, according to BPS data, rural poverty levels
    have returned to pre-pandemic levels, while urban areas are still higher than before the
    pandemic. As a result, the disparity between urban and rural poverty is still high, but the
    speed of poverty reduction in villages is faster than in cities.

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