Multidimensional Poverty
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The Multidimensional Poverty Index (IKM) was first developed by the Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative (OPHI) and the United Nations Development Program's Human Development Report Office (UNDP-HDRO) in 2010. The IKM reflects the deprivation of capabilities experienced by the poor, such as education , health and standard of living.
In addition to the character of poverty, IKM provides details on indicators that trigger poverty to geographic analysis and population characteristics. At the global level, SMEs can be compared across countries, regions and the world. Meanwhile at the national level, IKM can be compared between provinces, regions, age groups, gender, rural & urban areas, and individuals and households.
Map of Indonesia's Multidimensional Poverty Index 2021
Comparison of Indonesia's Multidimensional Poverty Index
Media
Research Institute Calls 21 Million Poor People Vulnerable to Corona
Jakarta, CNN Indonesia — A research institute Prakarsa revealed that 21,43 million multidimensionally poor people are at risk of being infected with the corona virus or Covid-19. This number is equivalent to 99 percent of the total population[...]
NGO PRAKARSA Do Research in Lebak, Multidimensional Poverty Index is a Concern
LEBAK, Pelitabanten.com– Non-Government Organization (NGO) PRAKARSA conducted research on the Multidimensional Poverty Index (IKM) in Lebak Regency. Poverty is a multidimensional problem. The situation of poverty does not only cover aspects[...]
Indonesia's Second Largest New Poor in Asia, Multidimensional Poverty Must Start to Become a Concern
The increase in prices, especially for basic commodities, has led to a decline in people's purchasing power. Related to this condition, the World Bank has also raised the latest monetary poverty line standard. Through the release[...]