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X8 : food adequacy food dan nutritional adequacy (V4)
X9 : nutritional adequacy
X10 : limitations of chronic diseases and family health (V5)
disabilities
X11 : availability of fixed locations for sleep availability of fixed locations for sleep (V6)
D3 Economic resilience

X12 : home ownership family residence (V7)
X13 : income per family
X14 : the adequacy of family income family income (V8)
X15 : ability to finance children's education financing for children's education (V9)
X16 : sustainability of children's education
X17 : family savings family financial guarantee (V10)
X18 : family health insurance
D4 Social psychological resilience
X19 : anti-violence attitude towards women family harmony (V11)
X20 : the behavior of anti-violence against children
X21 : respect for the law compliance with the law (V12)
D5 Social culture resilience

X22 : respect for the elderly social care (V13)
: participation in social activities in the
X23 social closeness (V14)
environment
: participation in religious activities in the
X24 religious obedience (V15)
environment

Data Sources
1. Integrated Database Update (PBDT Indonesia) 2015 by Statistics
Indonesia.
2. National Socio-Economic Survey Characteristics of Household (Susenas
Kor Indonesia) 2015 by Statistics Indonesia.
3. National Socio-Economic Survey of Socio-Cultural and Education Module
(Susenas MSBP Indonesia) 2015 by Statistics Indonesia.
4. National Labor Force Survey (Sakernas Indonesia) 2015 by Statistics
Indonesia.
5. National Socio-Economic Survey of Social Resilience
Module (Susenas Module Hansos Indonesia) 2014 by Statistics
Indonesia.
6. Happiness Measurement Survey (SPTK Indonesia) 2014 by Statistics
Indonesia.
7. Publication of Basic Health Research (Riskesdas) 2013 by Indonesian
Health Ministry.
8. Indonesia Demographic and Health Survey (SDKI) 2012 by Statistics
Indonesia.

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