TABLE 4-4, Number of Health Providers and Facilities per 100,000 Population and per 1,000 Square Kilometers, Indonesia - Reducing Maternal and Neonatal Mortality in Indonesia

Province	Number of Health Providers and Facilities	Per 100,000 Population	Per 1,000 square kilometers
Aceh	1,600	16,000	310	38	370	7	29	280	5
North Sumatra	4,400	16,000	500	33	120	4	60	220	7
West Sumatra	1,700	9,300	240	36	190	5	41	220	6
Riau	1,600	9,600	180	30	180	3	18	110	2
Riau Islands	770	4,900	61	51	320	4	94	600	7
Jambi	780	5,800	160	27	200	6	16	120	3
South Sumatra	370	4,900	280	5	68	4	4	53	3
Bangka-Belitung	300	2,500	55	26	220	5	18	150	3
Bengkulu	500	4,700	170	30	280	10	25	240	8
Lampung	1,200	5,200	260	16	70	4	35	150	8
Sumatra	13,300	79,400	2,200	27	160	4	28	160	5
Jakarta	3,600	8,000	340	39	87	4	5,400	12,100	510
West Java	5,100	24,600	1,000	12	59	2	140	700	28
Banten	840	9,600	200	9	98	2	87	990	20
Central Java	6,200	35,400	850	19	100	3	190	1,100	26
Yogyakarta	2,400	6,400	120	68	180	3	7603	2,0008	38
East Java	8,200	33,800	940	22	91	3	170	700	20
Java	26,400	117,900	3,500	20	88	3	200	910	27
Bali	2,000	8,900	110	56	250	3	340	1,500	20
West Nusa Tenggara	710	4,500	140	16	100	3	38	240	8
East Nusa Tenggara	710	8,900	290	15	190	6	15	180	6
Bali + Nusa Tenggara	3,400	22,200	550	27	180	4	47	300	7
West Kalimantan	900	6,500	230	21	150	5	6	44	2
Central Kalimantan	600	4,800	170	29	230	8	4	31	1
South Kalimantan	820	6,100	210	24	170	6	21	160	5
East Kalimantan	1,400	7,000	200	44	220	7	7	34	1
Kalimantan	3,700	24,500	820	29	190	6	7	45	2
North Sulawesi	740	5,200	160	33	230	7	53	370	11
Gorontalo	230	1,60	75	24	160	8	21	140	7
Central Sulawesi	500	3,000	160	20	120	7	8	49	3
South Sulawesi	1,500	5,000	400	20	64	5	33	100	8
West Sulawesi	270	1,300	77	26	120	7	16	75	5
Southeast Sulawesi	320	4,300	220	15	200	11	8	110	6
Sulawesi	3,600	20,400	1,100	22	120	7	19	110	6
Maluku	480	3,900	130	36	290	10	10	83	3
North Maluku	280	2,900	96	29	290	10	9	90	3
Papua	300	4,100	270	14	190	13	1	13	1
West Papua	270	3,000	100	32	350	12	3	31	1
Maluku + Papua	1,300	13,900	600	25	260	11	3	28	1
Indonesia	51,800	278,000	8,700	22	120	4	27	150	5

Province

Number of Health Providers and Facilities

Per 100,000 Population

Per 1,000 square kilometers

N&M

CHC

N&M

CHC

N&M

CHC

Aceh

1,600

16,000

310

370

280

North Sumatra

4,400

16,000

500

120

220

West Sumatra

1,700

9,300

240

190

220

Riau

1,600

9,600

180

110

Riau Islands

770

4,900

320

600

Jambi

780

5,800

160

200

120

South Sumatra

370

4,900

280

Bangka-Belitung

300

2,500

220

150

Bengkulu

500

4,700

170

280

240

Lampung

1,200

5,200

260

150

Sumatra

13,300

79,400

2,200

160

Jakarta

3,600

8,000

340

5,400

12,100

510

West Java

5,100

24,600

1,000

140

700

Banten

840

9,600

200

990

Central Java

6,200

35,400

850

100

190

1,100

Yogyakarta

2,400

6,400

120

180

7603

2,0008

East Java

8,200

33,800

940

170

700

Java

26,400

117,900

3,500

200

910

Bali

2,000

8,900

110

250

340

1,500

West Nusa Tenggara

710

4,500

140

100

240

East Nusa Tenggara

710

8,900

290

190

180

Bali + Nusa Tenggara

3,400

22,200

550

180

300

West Kalimantan

900

6,500

230

150

Central Kalimantan

600

4,800

170

230

South Kalimantan

820

6,100

210

170

160

East Kalimantan

1,400

7,000

200

220

Kalimantan

3,700

24,500

820

190

North Sulawesi

740

5,200

160

230

370

Gorontalo

230

1,60

160

140

Central Sulawesi

500

3,000

160

120

South Sulawesi

1,500

5,000

400

100

West Sulawesi

270

1,300

120

Southeast Sulawesi

320

4,300

220

200

110

Sulawesi

3,600

20,400

1,100

120

110

Maluku

480

3,900

130

290

North Maluku

280

2,900

290

Papua

300

4,100

270

190

West Papua

270

3,000

100

350

Maluku + Papua

1,300

13,900

600

260

Indonesia

51,800

278,000

8,700

120

150

From: 4, The Indonesian Health Care System

Cover of Reducing Maternal and Neonatal Mortality in Indonesia

Reducing Maternal and Neonatal Mortality in Indonesia: Saving Lives, Saving the Future.

Joint Committee on Reducing Maternal and Neonatal Mortality in Indonesia; Development, Security, and Cooperation; Policy and Global Affairs; National Research Council; Indonesian Academy of Sciences.

Washington (DC): National Academies Press (US); 2013 Dec 26.

NCBI Bookshelf. A service of the National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health.

TABLE 4-4Number of Health Providers and Facilities per 100,000 Population and per 1,000 Square Kilometers, Indonesia