IDI is a composite indicator that shows the level of development of democracy in Indonesia. The level of achievement is measured based on the implementation and development of three aspects of democracy, namely Civil Freedom, Political Rights, and Institution of Democracy.
The IDI calculation methodology uses 4 data sources, namely: (1) local newspaper review, (2) document review (Perda, Pergub, etc.), (3) Focus Group Discussion (FGD), and (4) in-depth interviews.
The Indonesian Democracy Index (IDI) of Bengkulu Province in 2019 reached 78.79 on a scale of 0 to 100. This figure has increased compared to the 2018 IDI number of 70.71. The achievement of the democratic performance of Bengkulu Province is still in the "medium" category. The level of democracy is classified into three categories, namely "good" (index> 80), "moderate" (index 60 - 80), and "bad" (index <60).
The change in the Indonesian Democratic Index (IDI) number from 2018-2019 was influenced by three aspects of democracy namely (1) Civil Liberties which rose 15.21 points (from 78.77 to 93.98), (2) Political Rights which rose 10 , 99 points (from 62.18 to 73.17), and (3) Democratic Institutions which dropped 5.5 points (from 74.13 to 68.63).
