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classifies every youth in South Kalimantan in two groups; higher and lower
index.
Table 3. Odds Ratio (OR) of the dimensions
Dimension Classification OR CI
Lower Upper
Youth Development Index
Rural-Urban 0,657 0,529 0,816
Female-Male 0,747 0,603 0,924
Education
Rural-Urban 0,346 0,270 0,444
Female-Male 0,888 0,812 0,932
Health and well-being
Rural-Urban 0,857 0,772 0,944
Female-Male 1,146 1,111 1,165
Employment and opportunity
Rural-Urban 0,812 0,654 0,974
Female-Male 0,685 0,553 0,848
Participation and leadership
Rural-Urban 1,964 1,566 2,463
Female-Male 0,735 0,553 0,848
Gender and discrimination
Rural-Urban 0,437 0,319 0,600
Female-Male 0,529 0,394 0,711

Youth living in urban areas tend to have higher indexes than youth who
live in rural areas, with an OR of 1,5 higher. While young men who are male,
also have a tendency to have a higher development index than the female
population.
If the ratio analysis is carried out on each dimension, it can be seen that
OR for each dimension, for urban residents it will have a higher index than the
rural population, except for dimension participation and leadership. The
participation and leadership dimension show that the rural population tends
to have a higher development index of two times than the urban population.
Then if based on sex, the female population will have an index that tends
to be higher than the male population in the health and well-being dimension.
Whereas the other dimensions, the female tend to have lower indices than
male. From the existence of these facts indicates that the government of South
Kalimantan should have a more detailed picture to build its youth according
to gender and urban-rural classification.

4. Discussion and Conclusion

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