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CIAMIS

KUNINGAN

CIREBON

INDRAMAYU

KOTACIREBON

KOTABANJAR

CILACAP

BANYUMAS

PURB ALINGGABANJARN EGARA

KEBU MEN

PURWOREJO

WONO SOBO

MA GELANG

BOYOLALI

KLATEN

SUKO HARJO

WONO GIRI

KARANGANYAR

SRAGEN

GROBOGA N

BLORA

REMBA NGPATIKUDUS

JEPARA

DEMAK

SEMA RANGTEMA NGGUN G

KEND AL

BATANG

PEKALON GAN

PEMA LAN GTEGAL

BREB ES

KOTAMA GELANG

KOTASURAKARTA

KOTASALATIGA

KOTASEMA RANG

KOTAPEKALON GAN

KOTATEGAL

KULONPROGO

BANTUL

GUNUN GKIDU L

SLEMANKOTA

YOGYAKARTA

PACITAN

PONOROGO

TRENGGALEKTULUNGA GUNG

NGANJUK

MA DIU NMAGETAN

NGAWI

BOJONEGO RO

TUB AN

KOTAMA DIU N

Dieng Volc Complex

Lawu

Merapi

Merbabu

Slamet

Sumbing

Sundoro

Telomoyo

Ungaran

Semarang

Yogyakarta

Banjar

Cirebon

Parigi

Semarang

Magelang

Pekalongan

Salatiga

Surakarta

Tegal

Banjarnegara

Purwokerto

Batang Blora

Boyolali

Brebes

Cilacap

Demak

Purwodadi

Jepara

Karanganyar

Kebumen

Kendal

Klaten

Kudus

Mungkid

Pati

Kajen

Pemalang

Purbalingga

Purworejo

Rembang

Ungaran

Sragen

Sukoharjo

Slawi

Temanggung

Wonogiri

Wonosobo

Yogyakarta

Bantul

Wonosari

Wates

Sleman

Madiun Caruban

Magetan

Ngawi

Pacitan

Ponorogo

Trenggalek

01 - 56 - 2526 - 5051 - 100101 - 500501 - 2,5002,501 - 5,0005,000 - 130,000

PopulationPopulation counts at 1km resolution

Transportation

Toll roadPrimary roadSecondary roadPortAirport

Province CapitalDistrict Capital

Other

VolcanoWater/LakeCoastline/River

Administrative Boundary

Legend:

ProvinceDistrict

35DISTRICTS

8,576VILLAGES

573SUB-DISTRICTS

LEAST POPULATED

Kota Magelang

MOST DENSE

Kota Surakarta

MOST POPULATED

Brebes

LEAST DENSE

Blora

The province of Central Java (including Karimunjawa) lies between 5°40' - 8°30'S and 108°30' - 111°30'E. Not including Karimunjawa, the length of the province from West to East is 263km and the length from North to South is 226km.

Central Java is divided into 29 districts and 6 cities with a total area of 32,500 km² or approximately 1.70% of Indonesia’s total area. Of Central Java’s total area, 9,920 km² is wetlands (30.47%) and 22,600 km² is non-wetlands (69.53%).

The average temperature in Central Java is approximately 25.2°C - 27.7°C and the average level of humidity is between 75% - 84%. (Source: Jawa Tengah Dalam Angka 2012)

GEOGRAPHY

The boundaries and names shown and the

designations used on this map do not imply

official endorsement or acceptance by the

United Nations.

PROVINCEINFOGRAPHIC CENTRAL JAVA

POPULATION

24

DISABLE

TOTAL HOUSEHOLD

8,704,482

TOTAL POPULATION

32,382,657

MALE

16,091,11249.69% from Total Population

Sex Ratio

98.77

FEMALE

16,291,54550.31% from Total Population

0-4

5-9

10-14

15-19

20-24

25-29

30-34

35-39

40-44

45-49

50-54

55-59

60-64

65-69

70-74

75+

0 0.5 1 1.5 200.511.52 (in million)

2015

33,774,141

2020

34,940,078

2025

35,958,609

POPULATION PROJECTION

Total Fertility Rate

Infant Mortality Rate (Male + Female)

Dependency Ratio (%)

EO (Male + Female)

48.10

2.19

73.60

22.60

48.40

1.95

74.90

18.70

47.70

2.07

74.40

20.10

45.72%Urban Population

54.28%Rural Population

From Total Population

0.23%Walking

0.19%Visual

0.16%Memory impairment

0.15%Hearing

0.03%Not able to taking care

of themselves

WATER & SANITATION

Private Public OthersShared

HEALTH

NATURAL DISASTER (2008-2012)2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

356471449325148

FLOOD & LANDSLIDE 23

HIGH TIDE 4

DROUGHT 135

LANDSLIDE 573

EARTHQUAKE 3

VOLCANO ERUPTION 2

FOREST FIRE 4

FLOOD 478

WHIRLWIND 527

SANITATION TYPES82.90% 1.98%

2.36%

12.77%

90.80% 9.20%

35.55% 11.03%

14.37%

5.56%

3.93%

3.83%

2.86%

0.44%0.10%

16.54%

0.34%

5.45%

WATER SOURCES

Drilled well/pumpUnprotected well

RiverRainUnprotected spring

Refilled waterSubscribed waterProtected spring

Protected well

Retailed waterPackaged water

Others

Clean Drinking Water Sources Not Clean Drinking Water Sources

Percentage of households based on the usage of water resources

FOOD SECURITY IN 2009

LIVELIHOOD

Highest contributor for GDP:

1. Processing Industry (31.60%)2. Trading, Hotel, dan Restaurant (20.38%)3. Agriculture, Veterinary, Forestry, and Fishery (20.10%)

ServicesFinance, Leasing and Services companyOthers

Transportation and CommunicationTrading, Hotel, dan Restaurant

Processing IndustryElectricity, Gas and Clean waterConstruction

MiningAgriculture, Veterinary, Forestry, and Fishery

4.14%85.95%

Note: The livelihood under 1% are not displayed on the chart.

3.33%6.06%

Priority 1 DistrictsPriority 2 DistrictsPriority 3 Districts

Priority 4 DistrictsPriority 5 DistrictsPriority 6 DistrictsNo Data/Urban Area

The prevalence of food security is based on the WFP Food Security and Vulnerability Atlas. Vulnerability to food insecurity was determined based on nine indicators which are related to food availability, food access, food utilization and nutrition. The map was produced by combining the indicators into a composite food security index. Areas in red shades are less food secure compared to areas in green shades. The map highlights the prevalence of food insecurity at the district level and it should be noted that not all household living in dark red (priority 1) districts are food insecure, and conversely that not all household living in green (priority 6) districts are food secure.

VULNERABILITYTO FOOD INSECURITY

HEALTH FACILITIES

MEDICAL STAFF

5,551 896 16,30314,179

DENTIST MIDWIFEDOCTOR OTHERS

PUSKESMAS PUSTUHOSPITAL POSYANDU OTHERS

868 1,823253 48,876 7,082

EDUCATION

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT LITERACY RATE

State-owned public schoolsInclude private schoolsMadrasah

89.88% From Total Population

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MAD

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SCHOOL FACILITIES

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5000

10000

15000

20000

25000

Senior

12.99%

Vocational

1.51% Not graduatedfrom Elementary

19.32%

Elementary

35.20%

Junior

17.33%

Diploma

1.64%

Undergraduate

2.29%

Postgraduate

0.14%Never attendingschool

9.57%

Source: SUSENAS year 2011, BPS

Source: Census year 2010, BPS

Source: Census year 2010, BPS

Source: PDRB 2012, based on dated price

Source: Census year 2010, BPS

DATA SOURCES

PROVINCE BPBD CONTACT DETAILS: Jl. Imam Bonjol No. 1F,

Semarang.

Phone. (024) 3519904,

Fax. (024) 3519186

Landscan Global Population Databaseshttp://web.ornl.gov/sci/ landscan/

Road Networkhttp://maps.navigasi.net

Administrative Boundaryhttp://bps.go.id

Food Security and Airporthttp://www.wfp.org/countries/ indonesia

Admin Capitalhttp://geospasial.bnpb.go.id

SRTM Relief Backgroundhttp://www2.jpl.nasa.gov/srtm/

Port, Volcano, Coastline and Riverhttp://geospasial.bnpb.go.id

Population, Water & Sanitation, Education, Health, Vulnerable Groups, Livelihood, Natural Disasterhttp://dibi.bnpb.go.id/

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