Jambi City

Voluntary Local Review Jambi City 2023

Insights of the Report

The Jambi City Voluntary Local Review underscores the city's emphasis on transparency and accountability in achieving the SDGs. The 2023 VLR aims to monitor, evaluate and advance SDG achievements, reflecting the strong commitment of the city government and stakeholders in localising the SDGs. The city's approach to achieving the SDGs involves integrating targets and indicators into strategic regional development policies, exemplified by the inclusion of these elements in the Strategic Environmental Assessment (KLHS) for the Regional Medium-Term Development Plan (RPJMD). The Jambi City VLR not only addresses sustainable development issues but also strengthens local government aspirations and perceptions.

Issued: 2023

Population
622,014 (2022)

Area
169.89 ㎢

Population Density
3m661.27 per per ㎢ (2022)

Level of Government
Local (ex. city, town, village, etc)

City Profile

Jambi City, located on Sumatra island, serves as the capital of Jambi Province in Indonesia. The city was officially established on 28 May 1401. It was recognised as an autonomous municipal region by the Governor of Sumatra’s Decree No. 103/1946 on 17 May 1946. Subsequently, it was designated as a “big city” under Law No. 9 of 1956, which created autonomous regions within Central Sumatra Province. Today, Jambi City is a blend of rich historical heritage and administrative significance, continuing to evolve while preserving its unique cultural legacy.

The Report and more

The VLR report is available here:
Voluntary Local Review Jambi City 2023