Lampung Province performance
One place to follow Lampung’s progress — from growth and jobs to education, health and household welfare.
Economy up 5,29% through Q3 2026
Second-fastest in Sumatra after the Riau Islands (7,19%); Lampung accounts for 10,05% of Sumatra’s economy.
Main sectors: share & growth (YTD Q3 2026)
Expenditure: growth (YTD Q3 2026, %)
Unemployment down to 4,01%
97,07 thousand more people found work in a year; 4,95 million employed in August 2026.
Open unemployment rate (%)
Employment by sector, Aug 2026 (%)
Mean years of schooling keep rising
Mean schooling 8,7 and expected schooling 12,8 years in 2026; the share of upper-secondary workers rose 1.35 pts.
Expected & mean years of schooling
Education of the employed (%)
Life expectancy 74,93 years
Up 0.22 years since 2025 — driven by facility births, safe drinking water and better access to care.
Life expectancy at birth (years)
Human Development Index
Poverty down to 9,31%
Now single-digit; ranked 21 nationally and 7 in Sumatra. 4 923 PKH families graduated by July 2026.
Poverty rate 2015–2026 (%)
PKH graduation (families)
No 2024 release
Rice & corn output 2026 (provisional)
Rice output is estimated at 3 093,57 thousand t GKG (-4,89%); corn 1 254,58 thousand t (-0,39%). Farm mechanisation has accelerated since 2025.
Monthly rice output (thousand t GKG)
Sep–Dec 2026 provisional/potential
Farm machinery (units)
Household purchasing power is rising
Vehicle purchases, parcel shipments, bank deposits and cement sales all point to stronger household activity.
Bank deposits (IDR trillion)
Cement sales volume (tonnes)
Sources: BPS-Statistics Lampung, Official Statistics News, 5 November 2026; Lampung Bappeda (Pusdatin Bangda), purchasing-power talk show deck.