Central Sulawesi averages 93.02 across 13 areas; lowest in Morowali at 86.1

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Central Sulawesi is showing notable disparities in gender across its 13 regencies and cities, according to the latest figures released by Indonesian Central Statistics Agency (BPS) — Web API.

Palu City tops the provincial ranking with a reading of 99.19 , while Morowali sits at the other end of the scale with 86.10.

The findings, drawn from official 2025 data, offer a granular look at how this indicator plays out at the local level. Taken together, the highest and lowest readings differ by 13.09, equivalent to a 1.2-fold gap.

The variation, which observers consider modest, illustrates the degree to which gender hinges on factors ranging from urban density and infrastructure to historical access to public services. Poso (97.

42) and Morowali Utara (97.22) round out the top of the table, both posting readings that exceed the provincial average. The concentration of higher values in Palu City (99.19), Poso (97.42), Morowali Utara (97.

22) signals that gains in gender have so far accrued to a relatively small group of districts within Central Sulawesi. Combined, the 13 districts return an average of 93.02 per district and a combined total of 1.

21K — a synthesis that helps put individual outliers in perspective. Palu City clears the provincial mean by 6.6%, while Morowali undershoots it by 7.4%.

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