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Migration pattern across indonesia
DKI Jakarta
Central Jawa
East Jawa
West Nesa Tenggara
Central Kalimantan
DI Yogyakarta
DKI Jakarta
West Jawa
West Kalimantan

Sample surveyed in DKI Jakarta

What is the age of migrants surveyed?
18-24 years
1%
25-34 years
2%
35-44 years
62%
45-59 years
35%
60 and above
1%
Male
61%
Female
39%
Jawa
51%
Lainnya
29%
Batak
7%
Madura
7%
Papua
2%
Flores
1%
Melayu
1%
Banjar
1%
Ambon
1%
Prefer not to answer
1%

Why are people moving?

73%
Livelihood no longer dependable
41%
Lower wages at source
35%
Lack of job opportunities at source
6%
Migrated for marriage purpose

Why are migrants choosing certain destination locations?

Finding better job opportunities
100%
Finding better wages
90%
Joining other family members
20%
For marriage purpose
6%

Who are migrants moving with?

40%
Spouse
39%
Other family members
37%
Children
17%
Parents
10%
Other villagers

What duration are migrants moving for?

Long-term migrant (one or more years)
71%
Permanent migrant
18%
Prefer not to answer
10%
Short-term / temporary migrant (every year for one or more months)
1%

How many migrants are negatively impacted by extreme weather events?

What occupations are migrants involved in at destination locations?
21%
Other manufacturing factory workers
17%
Others
17%
Construction workers
16%
Food processing factory worker
13%
Factory workers
7%
Digital platform worker
7%
Power sector worker
What extreme weather events are migrants facing at destination locations?
100%
Increasing heat
94%
Flooding
50%
Drought
45%
Excess rain
9%
Increased unpredictability of weather / seasons

What work-related impacts are migrants facing as a result of extreme weather events at destination locations?

90% Wage loss
71% Wage cut
Wage Cut 32% Job loss
21% Employment related asset loss

What household impacts are migrants facing as a result of extreme weather events at destination locations?

90%
Health related issues
49%
Decreased remittances that were sent to village
47%
Limited or damaged access to water or sanitation
41%
Food insecurity
23%
House damaged
13%
Lost access to health services
6%
Transportation routes in / out of migrant location damaged / slowed
5%
Househ-old assets were lost
5%
Children removed from school temporarily
How are migrants coping with these work and household impacts due to extreme weather at destination locations?
86%
Found additional work at the destination
44%
Additional family members took on jobs locally
44%
Support from family and friends
42%
Used savings
What external support is available to migrants during / after these extreme weather events at destination locations?
47%
Emergency relief from the government
43%
Healthcare services support
35%
Finding Alternate Job
30%
Compensation from Employer
17%
Emergency relief from CSOs/CBOs
9%
No assistance received
6%
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