Resources

SMERU aims to support researchers, students, policymakers, and practitioners with useful and helpful data and information for their work. The following resources are available to the public.

The Poverty and Livelihood Map of Indonesia 2010 details the poverty estimates and livelihood conditions of 33 provinces, 497 districts and cities, 6,654 subdistricts, and 76,125 villages in 2010/2011. This free and publically acccessible tool is invaluable for poverty reduction and social assistance programs, particularly for geographical targeting at the subdistrict or village level. It can also be used to determine the type of assistance needed in particular areas, or as a baseline for program evaluation.

SMERU manages an internal library, which contains almost 7,000 books and eBooks. These materials cover various subjects, including poverty, economy, development, education, and statistical data. Although it is not a public library, you can make an appointment with our librarian in advance to visit our library and make use of our collection.

The Poverty and Livelihood Map of Indonesia 2015 details the poverty estimates and livelihood conditions of 34 provinces, 497 districts and cities, 6,599 subdistricts, and 75,267 villages. This free and publically acccessible tool is invaluable for poverty reduction and social assistance programs, particularly for geographical targeting at the subdistrict or village level. It can also be used to determine the type of assistance needed in particular areas, or as a baseline for program evaluation.

in 2005 The SMERU Research Institute—with the support from Ford Foundation—developed the Poverty Map of Indonesia 2000, the first poverty map of Indonesia which estimated poverty rates down to the village level. The estimation combined the information obtained from household surveys—collected from National Socioeconomic Survey (SUSENAS)—with information collected through the population census (Sensus Penduduk) and village census/Potensi Desa (Podes).

 

Access to Poverty Map 2000: povertymap2000.smeru.or.id

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