Public funding of health at the district level in Indonesia after decentralization – sources, flows and contradictions

Table 10 Expenditure (Rupiah) and share (%) of public funds on the district health office + health centers and district hospitals in 15 districts of West, Central and East Java Provinces, 2006.

Province	District	District health office and health centers		District hospitals
		Rupiah	Percent	Rupiah	Percent
West	Ciamis	63,628,626,591	76	19,580,369,958	24
Java	Cirebon	84,575,424,038	57	64,996,649,582	43
	Garut	65,970,093,460	54	55,809,811,882	46
	Subang	53,934,449,208	62	33,351,896,896	38
	Sukabumi	53,565,197,905	59	37,283,442,981	41
Central	Brebes	52,233,671,229	75	17,823,961,892	25
Java	Cilacap	33,316,917,801	49	35,155,122,798	51
	Jepara	32,230,879,000	45	39,127,881,501	55
	Pemalang	47,620,495,537	57	35,374,273,486	43
	Rembang	26,869,962,328	45	32,730,382,190	55
East	Jombang	31,039,475,155	36	55,140,291,769	64
Java	Ngawi	32,910,591,706	62	20,416,755,536	38
	Pamekasan	39,382,283,562	48	42,319,147,435	52
	Sampang	27,976,333,567	70	12,241,122,901	30
	Trenggalek	36,455,528,470	71	14,945,331,899	29
	Total for 15 districts	681,709,929,557	57	516,296,442,705	43

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