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2.5.2 Population growth and Migration
Based of the population growth occurring in 2005-2006, the largest population growth comes from natural growth factor number of birth minus number of death,
which is 12,442 people; whereas population growth from migration factor number of population coming minus number of population leaving is 10,247 people.
Population growth based on natural and non-natural factors can be seen in Table 2.6 Regional Development Planning Agency and the Statistic Center Agency of
Semarang, 2009.
Table 2.6: Population Growth Based on Natural and Non-natural Factors in 2008
No District
Number of people Birth
Death Coming
Leaving 1
Mijen 883
301 2,052
865 2
Gunungpati 970
345 1,641
737 3
Banyumanik 1,688
708 3,776
2,864 4
Gajah Mungkur 998
395 1,644
1,724 5
South Semarang 1,202
674 1,880
2,372 6
Candisari 1,302
671 1,978
2,653 7
Tembalang 1,994
691 4,742
2,104 8
Pedurungan 2,332
864 5,536
4,095 9
Genuk 1,821
414 3,183
1,186 10
Gayamsari 1,368
472 2,448
2,120 11
East Semarang 1,370
754 1,729
2,882 12
North Semarang 2,637
1,101 2,761
3,356 13
Central Semarang 944
688 1,525
2,174 14
West Semarang 2,906
1,217 4,602
5,436 15
Tugu 404
193 753
473 16
Ngaliyan 1,653
530 3,937
2,087 Total
2008 24,472
10,018 44,187
37,128 2007
22,838 10,018
43,151 35,180
2006 21,445
9,023 42,714
32,557 2005
19,504 8,172
38,940 29,107
2004 17,562
7,320 35,105
25,657
Source: Kota Semarang in Figures, 2009
2.5.3 Number of poor families
The largest number of poor families in Semarang is in North Semarang District 12,117 families and the smallest is in Tugu District 2,007 families as shown in
Table 2.7.
2.5.4 Education
Population above five years old reaches 1,429.889. From this number, their education level is as follows: not graduating elementary school 130.411,
elementary graduate 326.847, junior high school graduate 289.915, high school graduate 301.658, Diploma III graduate 62.136, university graduate 64.484. The
education structure such as this is considered reliable for supporting Semarang City development; especially improvement in population quality is always prioritized in
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Statistic Center Agency of Semarang City, 2009. Table 2.7: The Number of Poor Families in Semarang, 2008
No District
Number of Household Number of Poor Family
1 Banyumanik
26,264 5,611
2 Candisari
16,454 3,897
3 Gajah Mungkur
13,022 2,139
4 Gayamsari
14,132 2,619
5 Genuk
16,102 7,475
6 Gunung Pati
17,031 7,547
7 Mijen
11,103 5,940
8 Ngaliyan
23,048 8,942
9 Pedurungan
34,786 10,252
10 West Semarang
32,399 12,117
11 South Semarang
17,408 4,672
12 Central Semarang
18,857 7,944
13 East Semarang
21,316 8,854
14 North Semarang
28,597 12,561
15 Tembalang
30,033 8,871
16 Tugu
5,563 2,007
Total 326,115
111,448
2.6 Economy and Livelihood
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