Country: Indonesia
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Survey Methodology: Question type 3
Uses a question on functional limitations, i.e. what a person can or cannot do
According to the Population and Housing Census 2010, the disability prevalence rate in Indonesia is 5.3%.
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No Poverty (No data) 
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Quality Education
Primary School completion rates 2010
Population and Housing Census
People with disabilities
31%
People without disabilities
55%
Proportion of population in a given age group achieving at least a fixed level of proficiency in functional literacy skills, by sex (15 years and above) 2010
Population and Housing Census
People with disabilities
52%
People without disabilities
93%
Secondary School completion rates 2010
Population and Housing Census
People with disabilities
8%
People without disabilities
31%