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Demographic Parameters Assumption for the Population Projection (1) Population projection depends on 3 demographic parameters: Ferlility Mortality Migration For national level, there should be a figure for net international migration Net international migration is expressed in 1000 population The figure could be..., 0 or +..., depends on the pattern of international migration of each country

Demographic Parameters Assumption for the Population Projection (2) The... figure indicates more emigrants than immigrants in the country (sending migrants) The +... figure indicates more immigrants than emigrants in the country (receiving migrants) 0 figure indicates immigrants = emigrants What about Iran?

Assumption of International Migration Previously, the assumption of internatinal migration for Indonesia was 0 for net migration Now, it is debatable Indonesia is known as sending migrants international working migrants So, there should be... figure for the net international migration

Result of the study from 2015 Intercensal Survey

Absence household member and live in overseas from January 2010 up to enumeration time by age group and sex (emigrants) Age Group Males Females Total (1) (2) (3) (4) 5-9 815 595 1,410 10-14 2,151 1,529 3,680 15-19 51,036 46,544 97,580 20-24 119,642 103,629 223,271 25-29 117,841 114,631 232,472 30-34 104,537 113,254 217,791 35-39 73,654 94,171 167,825 40-44 56,445 58,384 114,829 45-49 30,207 25,357 55,564 50-54 14,642 7,487 22,129 55-59 7,233 821 8,054 60-64 1,788 809 2,597 65-69 584 139 723 70-74 58 60 118 75+ 220 912 1,132 Total 580,853 568,322 1,149,175

Immigrants by Age Group and Sex (period 2010-2015) Age Group Males Females Total (1) (2) (3) (4) 5-9 9,717 7,583 17,300 10-14 3,816 4,582 8,398 15-19 3,383 3,272 6,655 20-24 30,558 25,645 56,203 25-29 51,226 49,584 100,810 30-34 49,328 51,874 101,202 35-39 43,617 42,735 86,352 40-44 31,514 33,742 65,256 45-49 20,634 18,959 39,593 50-54 9,019 8,145 17,164 55-59 4,428 3,425 7,853 60-64 3,168 913 4,081 65-69 505 943 1,448 70-74 148 509 657 75+ 266 169 435 Total 261,327 252,080 513,407

Net Internasional Migrants (2010 2015) Age Group Males Females Males+Females (1) (2) (3) (4) 5-9 8.902 6.988 15.890 10-14 1.665 3.053 4.718 15-19 -47.653-43.272-90.925 20-24 -89.084-77.984-167.068 25-29 -66.615-65.047-131.662 30-34 -55.209-61.380-116.589 35-39 -30.037-51.436-81.473 40-44 -24.931-24.642-49.573 45-49 -9.573-6.398-15.971 50-54 -5.623 658-4.965 55-59 -2.805 2.604-201 60-64 1.380 104 1.484 65-69 -79 804 725 70-74 90 449 539 75+ 46-743 -697 Total -319.526-316.242-635.768

Emigrants, Immigrants and Net International Migrants per Year by Age Group and Sex Emigrants per year Immigrants per year Net Migrants per year Age Group Males + Males + Males + Males Females Males Females Males Females Females Females Females (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 5-9 150 110 260 1,642 1,282 2,924 1,492 1,172 2,664 10-14 397 282 679 645 774 1,419 248 492 740 15-19 9,422 8,593 18,015 572 553 1,125-8,850-8,040-16,890 20-24 22,088 19,132 41,219 5,165 4,334 9,499-16,923-14,798-31,720 25-29 21,755 21,163 42,918 8,658 8,380 17,038-13,097-12,783-25,880 30-34 19,299 20,908 40,208 8,337 8,767 17,105-10,962-12,141-23,103 35-39 13,598 17,385 30,983 7,372 7,223 14,595-6,226-10,162-16,388 40-44 10,421 10,779 21,199 5,326 5,703 11,029-5,095-5,076-10,170 45-49 5,577 4,681 10,258 3,487 3,204 6,692-2,090-1,477-3,566 50-54 2,703 1,382 4,085 1,524 1,377 2,901-1,179-5 -1,184 55-59 1,335 152 1,487 748 579 1,327-587 427-160 60-64 330 149 479 535 154 690 205 5 211 65-69 108 26 133 85 159 245-23 133 112 70-74 11 11 22 25 86 111 14 75 89 75+ 41 168 209 45 29 74 4-139 -135 Total 107,234 104,921 212,155 44,168 42,605 86,773-63,066-62,316-125,382

ASNMR (Age Specific Net Migration Rate) Internasional by Age Group and Sex Net Migration Rate Age Group Males Females Males and Females (1) (2) (3) (4) 5-9 0.024 0.02 0.022 10-14 0.004 0.009 0.006 15-19 -0.164-0.156-0.16 20-24 -0.318-0.287-0.303 25-29 -0.247-0.241-0.244 30-34 -0.216-0.238-0.227 35-39 -0.125-0.202-0.164 40-44 -0.112-0.113-0.113 45-49 -0.051-0.036-0.043 50-54 -0.036-0.00015-0.018 55-59 -0.02 0.015-0.003 60-64 0.01 0.00024 0.005 65-69 -0.002 0.01 0.004 70-74 0.002 0.007 0.005 75+ 0.00045-0.011-0.006 Total -0.541-0.538-0.54

International Migration Assumption from Secondary Data From BNP2TKI (National Agency for the Placement and Protection of Indonesian Workers) migrant workers as a proxy of emigrants Ministry of Law and Human Right: Directorate General of Immigration foreign workers as a proxy of immigrans

Secondary data Average per year emigrants, from a data series from 2012 2015 are 428,096 migrants Average per year immigrants, from a data series from 2013-2014 are 77,106 migrants Estimated Net International Migration is: ((77,106 428,096)/231,396,200)*1000 = 1.5 migrants per 1.000 population Limitation: Data obtained only for total Confidential reason Using U/R Projection, this total can be splitted into detail (by age group and sex)

Assumption for Internal Migration Type of migration used is recent migration Migration which is calculated based on the difference of place of current residence and place of residence 5 years ago This type of migration represents the current movement There is trend for recent migration

Calculation Method Age Specific Net Migration Rate (ASNMR) by sex Net migration rate is calculated by age group for each sex ASNMR is calculated for average per year

Data needed Recent in-migration inter province by age group and sex Recent out-migration inter province by age group and sex Mid population by the period 2010-2015 by age group and sex

ASNMR age 5-9 to age 75+ ASNMR for population 5+ years of age, male/female is calculated using this formula: ASNMR i = In i Out i / ( 5 x P i mid 10-15 ) x 1.000 In i = Recent in-migration age group i Out i = Recent out-migration age group i P i mid 10-15 = Population age group i in the mid 2010-2015.

ASNMR umur 0-4 Whereas ASNMR for population 0-4 years is calculated using the formula (migration pattern of population 0-4 are assumed to follow their mothers pattern): ASNMR ASNMR 0,25 M P 100 205 1000 15 49 0 4P 5 P0 4P mid 05-10 105 205 1000 0,25 M15 49P L 5 P L mid 05-10 0 4 0 4

ASNMR age 0-4 ( continue) ASNMR 0-4 P = ASNMR females 0-4 year ASNMR 0-4 L = ASNMR males 0-4 year M 15-49 P = Net recent female migrants 15-49 years SUPAS 2015 P 0-4 P mid 05-10 = Female population 0-4 year, mid 2010-2015 P 0-4 L mid 05-10 = Male population 0-4 year, mid 2010-2015

ASNMR Males DI Yogyakarta Age Group Recent In- Migrants Recent Out- Migrants Recent Net Migrants Total Population NET MIGRATION RATE (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) 0-4 - - - 140,100 17.63 5-9 5,486 1,983 3,503 137,100 5.11 10-14 3,606 757 2,849 134,600 4.23 15-19 15,582 1,700 13,882 134,700 20.61 20-24 36,304 12,623 23,681 156,700 30.22 25-29 12,523 10,707 1,816 157,900 2.30 30-34 10,236 5,727 4,509 138,600 6.51 35-39 6,325 5,318 1,007 131,600 1.53 40-44 2,888 1,430 1,458 129,800 2.25 45-49 1,952 1,553 399 125,800 0.63 50-54 1,442 1,362 80 113,200 0.14 55-59 1,153 143 1,010 96,700 2.09 60-64 861 390 471 74,300 1.27 65-69 264 68 196 52,400 0.75 70-74 792 27 765 39,500 3.87 75+ 132 19 113 55,800 0.41

ASNMR Females DI Yogyakarta Age Group Recent In- Migrants Recent Out- Migrants Recent Net Migrants Total Population NET MIGRATION RATE (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) 0-4 - - - 134,100 17.54 5-9 3,847 1,859 1,988 129,600 3.07 10-14 3,140 973 2,167 127,900 3.39 15-19 18,263 2,358 15,905 130,400 24.39 20-24 38,815 9,385 29,430 152,700 38.55 25-29 17,977 13,738 4,239 150,500 5.63 30-34 10,450 5,183 5,267 137,400 7.67 35-39 6,021 3,031 2,990 134,300 4.45 40-44 2,386 1,219 1,167 134,300 1.74 45-49 2,523 1,434 1,089 133,400 1.63 50-54 1,177 423 754 122,900 1.23 55-59 888 343 545 102,700 1.06 60-64 1,945 255 1,690 78,500 4.31 65-69 229 258-29 61,200-0.09 70-74 497 481 16 50,000 0.06 75+ 553 168 385 80,500 0.96