Wulung Hanandita|Gindo Tampubolon
Multidimensional Poverty in Indonesia: Trend Over the Last Decade (2003–2013)
University of Manchester|University of Manchester
notion poverty experience multiple deprivation widely acknowledged indonesia however poverty assessment almost exclusively conducted within monetary space even multidimensionality admitted always computed using variants marginal method indifferent joint deprivation applying novel measurement method sensitive incidence intensity multiple deprivation data national socioeconomic survey susenas paper investigates extent patterns multidimensional poverty indonesia 2003 2013 formula see text indonesian version multidimensional poverty index constructed augmenting existing consumption poverty measure information health education results suggest unambiguous poverty reduction last decade national subnational levels data also reveal progress inclusive across population subgroups although spatial variation remains notable new poverty measurement method proves easily adaptable indonesian context could complement methods currently employed indonesian statistical bureau