Malang City Portal

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Malang City Profile

Malang city is one of the most important educational cities in Indonesia with more than 60 universities and hundreds of thousands of students from all over the archipelago. As an area located at the epicenter of Malang Raya, Malang City is also a very strategic center of trade, services and tourist destinations in East Java. With extraordinary human resource potential, Malang City is currently growing as a dynamic Creative City. A city where diversity is nurtured with culture and tolerance. Malang City is a place for every person to reach their best potential. A home where stories become history.

GENERAL STATISTICS

MALANG CITY

An area ^#1

111.08 km2

Number of Subdistricts ^#2

Number of Sub-districts ^#3

Population 2023^#4

847.182 People

Economic growth ^#5

6,07%

IPM ^#6

84,00

Poverty Rate 2024^#7

3,91%

GRDP 2023 ^#8

Rp. 93.053.434,8 (Million)

SAKIP 2023 ^#9

RB Index 2023 ^#10

Creative Economy Growth 2023 ^#11

4,63%

Stunting 2023^#12

17,3%

Source: 1 = Regional Spatial Planning Regulation, 2-8 = BPS Malang City, 9-10 = KemenpanRB, 11 = Bappeda, 12 = SSGI

Goals and Objectives

Malang City Regional Development Plan 2024-2026

1. Increasing the number of educated and character-based communities
2. Improving the Quality of Public Health
3. Increasing Community Competitiveness

1. Increasing Creative Economic Growth
2. Increasing the Potential for Local Original Income
3. Increasing the Equity of Integrated City Infrastructure and Facilities Development
4. Increasing the Development of Environmental Quality, Disaster Resilience and Climate Change

1. Increasing the Quality of Social Protection and Community Purchasing Power
2. Increasing Community Empowerment and Environmental Stability

1. Increased Enforcement of Regional Regulations and Legal Order
2. Increasing Clean, Effective and Efficient Governance
3. Increasing the Quality of Meritocracy in ASN Management
4. Increasing Electronic-Based Governance

Regional Development Documents