Population and its dynamics have become one of the strategic issues in development in Indonesia.
Law Number 52 of 2009 on Population Development and Family Development mandates the importance of comprehensive human development in Indonesia, encompassing all dimensions and aspects of human life, including population development, family planning, and family development. Population and its dynamics have emerged as a critical strategic issue in Indonesia’s development. Law Number 52 of 2009 on Population Development and Family Development mandates the comprehensive development of the Indonesian people, encompassing all dimensions and aspects of human life, including population development, family planning, and family development.
One of the population challenges faced today that requires attention in population development is disparities. Development disparities occur across almost all aspects/pillars of population. This presents a broad developmental challenge, both between the western and eastern parts of Indonesia, among provinces, and even among districts/cities within a province. The urgency of integrating and synergizing population-focused development programs and policy harmonization becomes evident in building Indonesia’s population to achieve equitable development and to ensure that no one is left behind in development.
This Indonesian Population Report serves as a shared reflection tool regarding the implementation of various policies, strategies, programs, and development activities. It also acts as a catalyst for cross-sectoral collaboration and community participation in shaping an excellent Indonesian population today and in the future.