Table A8.

Three reproductive, maternal and child health indicators disaggregated by subnational region: Indonesia (DHS 2017).

	Births Attended by Skilled Health Personnel		Demand for Family Planning Satisfied-Use of Modern and Traditional Methods		Measles Immunisation Coverage among One-Year-Olds
Subnational Region	Estimate (%)	Population Share (%)	Estimate (%)	Population Share (%)	Estimate (%)	Population Share (%)
Aceh	95.1	2.3	81.0	1.5	53.5	2.3
Bali	100.0 *	1.5	86.5	1.9	88.6	1.3
Bangka Balitung	97.4	0.6	92.6	0.6	82.2	0.7
Banten	80.4	4.5	86.3	4.3	65.6	4.6
Bengkulu	94.3	0.7	91.4	0.8	77.1	0.6
Central Java	98.6	12.1	86.0	13.9	85.9	12.3
Central Kalimantan	88.9	0.9	92.1	1.0	67.4	0.9
Central Sulawesi	86.7	1.2	87.8	1.1	79.5	1.2
East Java	97.1	12.4	90.1	16.4	86.0	12.6
East Kalimantan	96.6	1.4	86.8	1.3	80.4	1.3
East Nusa Tenggara	75.4	2.5	74.2	1.5	85.2	2.5
Gorontalo	92.8	0.5	82.6	0.5	92.1	0.5
Jakarta	98.6	3.6	78.6	3.4	79.0	3.9
Jambi	87.8	1.3	91.3	1.5	77.1	1.2
Lampung	91.9	3.0	89.5	3.4	89.3	3.0
Maluku	74.1	0.8	71.4	0.5	72.6	0.9
North Kalimantan	90.5	0.3	77.0	0.2	82.7	0.2
North Maluku	73.4	0.5	75.0	0.4	82.3	0.5
North Sulawesi	96.0	0.7	84.4	0.9	93.5 *	0.8
North Sumatera	90.0	6.1	84.7	4.4	68.9	5.5
Papua	64.2	1.8	71.6	0.9	63.1	1.6
Riau	86.0	3.1	84.3	2.5	55.5	2.5
Riau Islands	99.4	0.8	84.7	0.6	81.8	0.8
South Kalimantan	92.6	1.6	88.9	1.7	91.4	1.4
South Sulawesi	90.4	3.1	80.0	2.8	83.9	2.9
South Sumatera	96.4	3.5	88.9	3.3	85.8	3.6
Southeast Sulawesi	84.7	1.2	78.0	0.9	82.4	1.2
West Java	89.8	19.6	85.4	20.3	75.0	20.8
West Kalimantan	88.6	2.1	87.2	2.0	83.3	1.9
West Nusa Tenggara	94.8	2.2	77.2	1.9	90.4	2.3
West Papua	74.0	0.4	63.2	0.2	81.0	0.3
West Sulawesi	87.0	0.6	78.9	0.4	73.5	0.5
West Sumatera	97.6	1.9	87.1	1.6	68.3	1.9
Yogyakarta	97.7	1.3	92.4	1.7	89.7	1.4
National average	91.6	100.0	85.9	100.0	78.8	100.0

* Region with the highest coverage. Data source: WHO Health Equity Monitor database (2021 update).