Where Data Tells the Story
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Half of Indonesia's population - approximately 135 million people reside within a mere 550km radius of Jakarta. This hyper-concentration primarily on the island of Java creates a massive center of gravity for consumer markets and FMCG supply chains, starkly contrasting with the sprawling 17,000 island archipelago's total available landmass. Furthermore, expanding the radius from 550km to 1550km captures an additional 40% of the population, mapping a severe demographic divide where the eastern territories remain remarkably sparse despite their vast size.
This spatial inequality underscores the geopolitical and economic necessity behind the ongoing megaproject to relocate the national capital to Nusantara in East Kalimantan. By attempting to shift the center of gravity, regional planners aim to redistribute economic development and alleviate the critical infrastructural and environmental strain on Greater Jakarta, a megacity zone that currently houses 10% of the entire nation in just a 33km radius.