Indonesia
Global Child Index — Beta v1.1
Score
82.7 / 100
Rank
#105
Data coverage
100%
Domain scores
Health & Nutrition
85.1
Education
88.7
Poverty & Water
63.4
Adolescent & Digital
80.0
Protection
86.7
Environment & Exposure
84.6
Indicators
| Indicator | Value | Year | Score / 100 | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Under-5 mortality rate | 17.70 | 2024 | 92.9 | UN IGME via World Bank |
| Stunting prevalence (under-5) | 22.00 | 2023 | 78.0 | UNICEF/WHO/World Bank JME via World Bank |
| Immunization, DTP3 | 78.00 | 2024 | 78.0 | WHO/UNICEF (WUENIC) via World Bank |
| Wasting prevalence (under-5) | 8.40 | 2023 | 91.6 | UNICEF/WHO/World Bank JME via World Bank |
| Primary school enrolment (net) | 93.50 | 2018 | 93.5 | UNESCO UIS via World Bank |
| Secondary school enrolment (net) | 78.73 | 2018 | 78.7 | UNESCO UIS via World Bank |
| Youth literacy rate (15–24) | 93.79 | 2022 | 93.8 | UNESCO UIS via World Bank |
| Poverty headcount ($2.15/day) | 3.70 | 2025 | 96.3 | World Bank |
| Safely managed drinking water | 30.46 | 2024 | 30.5 | WHO/UNICEF JMP via World Bank |
| Adolescent fertility rate | 25.65 | 2024 | 87.2 | UN Population Division via World Bank |
| Individuals using the internet | 72.78 | 2024 | 72.8 | ITU via World Bank |
| Birth registration completeness | 77.00 | 2021 | 77.0 | UNICEF via World Bank |
| Married by age 18 | 16.30 | 2017 | 83.7 | UNICEF via World Bank |
| Intentional homicide rate | 0.30 | 2022 | 99.4 | UNODC via World Bank |
| PM2.5 air pollution exposure | 20.84 | 2023 | 79.2 | GBD/IHME via World Bank |
| Access to clean cooking fuels | 90.00 | 2024 | 90.0 | WHO via World Bank |
Why this moved — Index v1.0 → v1.1
Score changed from 80.4 (v1.0) to 82.7 (v1.1) when the Index expanded on 21 Oct 2026. Decomposed honestly:
- Methodology effect +2.3 — the indicator set grew from 9 to 16 (adding Protection and Environment & Exposure). This part of the change says something about the ruler, not about Indonesia.
- Data effect +0.0 — revised or newer values on the original v1.0 indicators. This is the part that reflects change in Indonesia itself.
Its rank moved from #106 to #105; rank movement between versions also reflects the larger ranked set and other countries’ new-indicator scores, so it is not, by itself, evidence of change in this country. The v1.0 table is kept in the v1.0 archive.