Indonesia’s National Poverty Line, March 2025

Indonesia: national poverty line; IDR per person per month, March 2025.

What the Data Shows

Indonesia’s National Poverty Line, March 2025 reports national poverty line for March 2025. The snapshot presents one headline value with official contextual measures. The official headline value was IDR 609,160 per person/month for March 2025. Values use the stated official period, unit and measurement basis.

Data table

National poverty line IDR 609,160 per person/month
Reference period March 2025 official release
Measurement basis IDR per capita per month published unit
Geography Indonesia national scope unless otherwise stated
Coverage Indonesia; expenditure-based poverty threshold population or universe measured

Sources

Source 1: Poverty rate and national poverty line, March 2025

Publisher: BPS-Statistics Indonesia

Dataset/table: Poverty Profile, March 2025

Units: IDR per capita per month

Date checked: 2026-07-18

Evidence: Supports the official values used for Indonesia’s National Poverty Line, March 2025.

Data notes & caveats

Values use the stated official period, unit and measurement basis.

Methodology

Values are taken from official BPS-Statistics Indonesia releases and compared only when definitions, periods and units are compatible.

Source consistency notes

All consequential values use BPS-Statistics Indonesia; direct comparisons retain the stated source family, period and measurement basis.

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