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Table 2 Estimates of women in the formal sector receiving paid maternity leave as coverage is increased from 4.5 to 32% between 2020 and 2030 as adjusted for increased labor participation of women and population growth in Indonesia

From: The financing need for expanded maternity protection in Indonesia

Year

2020

2021

2022

2023

2024

2025

2026

2027

2028

2029

2030

Total

Female labor participation rate (%)

51.30

51.50

51.70

51.90

52.10

52.30

52.50

52.70

52.90

53.10

53.30

 

Estimated number of women working in formal sector eligible to paid maternity leave

 Potential coverage in base scenarioa (%)

4.50

*

*

*

*

*

*

*

*

*

*

 

 Number of women covered

48,664

49,489

50,327

51,178

52,043

52,922

53,815

54,723

55,644

56,581

57,532

582,920

 Potential coverage in scenario 1 and 2 (%)

4.50

6.15

7.80

9.45

11.10

12.75

14.40

16.05

17.70

19.35

21

 

 Number of women covered

48,664

67,635

87,233

107,475

128,374

149,947

172,209

195,178

218,868

243,298

268,484

1,687,364

Estimated number of large and medium companies with lactation room

 No. of additional companies with lactation room

2575

1704

1704

1704

1704

1704

1704

1704

1704

1704

1704

19,623

 Percentage out companies with lactation room out of 24,529 total (%)

10.50

17.45

24.40

31.35

38.30

45.25

52.20

59.15

66.10

73.05

80.00

 
  1. This table shows the cost of estimation of expanded paid maternity leave
  2. *no change
  3. aincrease only due to population growth and female labor participation rate