Analysis reveals significant effects of poverty and GRDP per capita on the human development index in Central Java, suggesting policy improvements are needed.
Key Points
Poverty and morbidity negatively affect the human development index, indicating higher poverty leads to lower HDI.
GRDP per capita, health insurance, and tertiary education positively influence HDI, with GRDP being the most significant factor.
Panel data regression using the fixed effect model assessed data from 35 districts in Central Java.
Government initiatives could enhance regional development and support sectors related to education and health.