List of Indonesian provinces by Human Development Index

Provinces of Indonesia by Human Development Index in 2019.

>0.800 (very high)

0.799–0.700 (high)

0.699–0.550 (medium)

Methodology

The figures come from the 2019 Indonesia Human Development Report,[1] published by Statistics Indonesia.

List of provinces of Indonesia by HDI (2019)

Rank		Province	HDI		Comparable country
2019	Change from 2018	Province	2019 Score	Change from 2018	Comparable country
Very high human development
1		Jakarta	0.807	0.003	Turkey
High human development
2		Special Region of Yogyakarta	0.799	0.004	Serbia
3		East Kalimantan	0.766	0.008	Thailand
4		Riau Islands	0.754	0.006	Azerbaijan
5		Bali	0.753	0.006	Azerbaijan
—	—	World	0.731	0.002	Lebanon
6		Riau	0.730	0.006	Lebanon
7		North Sulawesi	0.729	0.007	Botswana
8		Banten	0.724	0.005	Dominica
9		West Sumatra	0.723	0.006	Jordan
10		West Java	0.720	0.007	Belize
11		Aceh	0.719	0.008	Maldives
-	-	Indonesia (Statistics Indonesia)	0.719	0.006	Maldives
12		North Sumatra	0.717	0.006	Tonga
13		Central Java	0.717	0.006	Tonga
14		South Sulawesi	0.716	0.007	Tonga
15		East Java	0.715	0.008	Tonga
16		Bangka Belitung Islands	0.713	0.007	Philippines
17		Bengkulu	0.712	0.006	Philippines
18		Jambi	0.712	0.006	Philippines
19		Southeast Sulawesi	0.712	0.006	Philippines
20		North Kalimantan	0.711	0.006	Moldova
21		Central Kalimantan	0.709	0.005	Uzbekistan
22		South Kalimantan	0.707	0.006	Samoa
-	-	Indonesia (2018 UNDP)	0.707	0.003	Samoa
23		South Sumatra	0.700	0.007	Egypt
Medium human development
24		Lampung	0.695	0.005	Marshall Islands
25		Central Sulawesi	0.695	0.007	Marshall Islands
26		Maluku	0.694	0.006	Vietnam
27		North Maluku	0.687	0.010	Iraq
28		Gorontalo	0.684	0.007	Iraq
29		West Nusa Tenggara	0.681	0.008	Iraq
30		West Kalimantan	0.676	0.007	Morocco
31		West Sulawesi	0.657	0.006	Tajikistan
32		East Nusa Tenggara	0.652	0.009	Cape Verde
33		West Papua	0.647	0.010	India
34		Papua	0.608	0.008	Republic of the Congo

List of large and medium-sized cities of Indonesia with Very High HDI (2019)

According to BPS Indonesia 2015 data, the total population of all city with very high HDI is 35,552,865 people.

Rank		City	HDI		Province
2019	Change from 2018	City	2019 Score	Change from 2018	Province
Very high human development
1		Yogyakarta	0.866	0.005	Special Region of Yogyakarta
2	1	Banda Aceh	0.850	0.007	Aceh
3	1	South Jakarta	0.847	0.003	Jakarta
4		Denpasar	0.836	0.003	Bali
5		Semarang	0.831	0.004	Central Java
6	1	Kendari	0.828	0.006	Southeast Sulawesi
7	1	East Jakarta	0.826	0.006	Jakarta
8	2	Padang	0.826	0.004	West Sumatra
9	1	Makassar	0.822	0.005	South Sulawesi
10	1	Surabaya	0.822	0.005	East Java
11		Surakarta	0.818	0.004	Central Java
12	1	Bandung	0.816	0.006	West Java
13	1	Bekasi	0.815	0.005	West Java
14	2	Palu	0.815	0.006	Central Sulawesi
15	3	South Tangerang	0.814	0.003	Banten
16	3	Pekanbaru	0.813	0.007	Riau
17		Malang	0.813	0.005	East Java
18	3	Central Jakarta	0.812	0.002	Jakarta
19	1	West Jakarta	0.812	0.004	Jakarta
20	1	Batam	0.810	0.005	Riau Islands
21	1	Medan	0.809	0.003	North Sumatra
22	1	Depok	0.808	0.006	West Java
23	1	Ambon	0.808	0.006	Maluku
24	2	Palangka Raya	0.807	0.004	Central Kalimantan
25		Bukittinggi	0.807	0.006	West Sumatra
26	4	Bengkulu	0.803	0.007	Bengkulu
27	1	Samarinda	0.802	0.003	East Kalimantan
28	1	North Jakarta	0.801	0.003	Jakarta
29	2	Jayapura	0.801	0.006	Papua
30	1	Balikpapan	0.801	0.003	East Kalimantan
31	3	Bontang	0.800	0.002	East Kalimantan
32		Ternate	0.800	0.009	North Maluku

List of prefecture-level or regencies of Indonesia with very high HDI (2019)

According to BPS Indonesia 2015 data, total population of all regency with very high HDI is 4,920,958 people.

Rank		Regency or Prefecture-level	HDI		Province
2019	Change from 2018	Regency or Prefecture-level	2019 Score	Change from 2018	Province
Very high human development
1		Sleman Regency	0.838	0.004	Special Region of Yogyakarta
2		Badung Regency	0.815	0.007	Bali
3		Sidoarjo Regency	0.800	0.005	East Java
4		Bantul Regency	0.800	0.006	Special Region of Yogyakarta

Trends by UNDP reports

Human Development Index (by UN Method) of Indonesian provinces since 1990 (2018 revision).[2]

Province	HDI 1990	HDI 1995	HDI 2000	HDI 2005	HDI 2010	HDI 2015	HDI 2018
Sumatra Region
Aceh	0.520	0.557	0.608	0.644	0.679	0.708	0.719
North Sumatra	0.560	0.599	0.639	0.658	0.682	0.707	0.718
West Sumatra	0.534	0.571	0.625	0.648	0.682	0.722	0.733
Riau[lower-alpha 1]	0.530	0.566	0.619	0.661	0.702	0.733	0.745
Jambi	0.515	0.551	0.602	0.637	0.664	0.689	0.700
Bengkulu	0.506	0.540	0.592	0.628	0.669	0.706	0.717
South Sumatra	0.535	0.572	0.609	0.626	0.662	0.695	0.706
Bangka Belitung Islands	0.559	0.597	0.626	0.642	0.677	0.705	0.716
Lampung	0.510	0.544	0.578	0.606	0.650	0.683	0.694
Java Region
Banten	0.562	0.601	0.633	0.636	0.666	0.699	0.710
Jakarta	0.633	0.677	0.721	0.735	0.751	0.773	0.785
West Java	0.511	0.546	0.594	0.634	0.673	0.702	0.714
Central Java	0.525	0.558	0.593	0.621	0.657	0.684	0.694
Special Region of Yogyakarta	0.598	0.635	0.674	0.699	0.726	0.751	0.763
East Java	0.522	0.555	0.598	0.623	0.658	0.692	0.702
Bali and Nusa Tenggara Region
Bali	0.558	0.595	0.656	0.686	0.699	0.726	0.737
West Nusa Tenggara	0.446	0.476	0.509	0.565	0.624	0.645	0.661
East Nusa Tenggara	0.484	0.518	0.542	0.562	0.608	0.641	0.652
Kalimantan Region
West Kalimantan	0.516	0.549	0.580	0.600	0.640	0.673	0.683
Central Kalimantan	0.509	0.546	0.598	0.638	0.659	0.678	0.689
South Kalimantan	0.528	0.565	0.595	0.618	0.658	0.688	0.698
East Kalimantan[lower-alpha 2]	0.574	0.614	0.661	0.686	0.711	0.737	0.749
Sulawesi Region
South Sulawesi[lower-alpha 3]	0.514	0.549	0.598	0.625	0.656	0.688	0.699
Central Sulawesi	0.493	0.529	0.582	0.615	0.633	0.654	0.664
Southeast Sulawesi	0.513	0.549	0.578	0.610	0.660	0.688	0.698
Gorontalo	0.487	0.524	0.554	0.580	0.612	0.632	0.642
North Sulawesi	0.538	0.577	0.638	0.675	0.692	0.717	0.729
Maluku and Papua Region
Maluku[lower-alpha 4]	0.548	0.587	0.622	0.630	0.654	0.684	0.694
Papua[lower-alpha 5]	0.524	0.561	0.591	0.594	0.589	0.597	0.607
Total
Indonesia	0.525	0.560	0.604	0.633	0.666	0.696	0.707

Notes

Includes Riau Islands[2]
Includes North Kalimantan[2]
Includes West Sulawesi[2]
Includes North Maluku[2]
Includes West Papua (province)[2]

References

"Human Development Indices by Province, 2010-2019 (New Method)" (in Indonesian). Retrieved 2020-03-22.
"Sub-national Human Development Index by Province, 1990-2018 (New Method)". Retrieved 2020-03-26.

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[fn0-3] Includes Riau Islands[2]

[fn1-4] Includes North Kalimantan[2]

[fn2-5] Includes West Sulawesi[2]

[fn3-6] Includes North Maluku[2]

[fn4-7] Includes West Papua (province)[2]

[1] "Human Development Indices by Province, 2010-2019 (New Method)" (in Indonesian). Retrieved 2020-03-22.

[:0-2] "Sub-national Human Development Index by Province, 1990-2018 (New Method)". Retrieved 2020-03-26.