South Sulawesi averages 95.64 percent across 9 areas; lowest in 15 Years and Over at 77.37 percent

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A new compilation of education data by Indonesian Central Statistics Agency (BPS) — Web API places 15 - 24 at the forefront of South Sulawesi, with a figure of 99.88 percent (Female) for 2025.

The reading is the highest across the province's 9 regencies and cities, and stands in stark contrast to 15 Years and Over, which posts the bottom value at 77.37 percent (Female).

The disparity points to deep-seated structural differences in how the indicator unfolds locally. Taken together, the highest and lowest readings differ by 22.51 percent, equivalent to a 1.3-fold gap.

The variation, which observers consider modest, illustrates the degree to which education hinges on factors ranging from urban density and infrastructure to historical access to public services. 15 - 24 (99.

85 percent) and 15 - 24 (99.83 percent) round out the top of the table, both posting readings that exceed the provincial average. The concentration of higher values in 15 - 24 (99.88 percent (Female)), 15 - 24 (99.

85 percent (Jumlah)), 15 - 24 (99.83 percent (Male)) signals that gains in education have so far accrued to a relatively small group of districts within South Sulawesi. Combined, the 9 districts return an average of 95.

64 percent per district and a combined total of 860.72 percent — a synthesis that helps put individual outliers in perspective. 15 - 24 clears the provincial mean by 4.4%, while 15 Years and Over undershoots it by 19.1%.

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