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Health WorkforceTurning to the indicators of health personnel, we find that 732 of the existing Puskesmas are notstaffed with a physician. Most of the Puskesmas without a physician present are thereby found inPapua (109), NTT (67), Papua Barat (55), Maluku (52), and Sulawesi Tenggara (51). If the 383sub-districts currently without a Puskesmas were to be equipped with such a community healthcenter, a total of 1,049 physicians would need to be hired to achieve the policy goal of staffing eachPuskesmas with at least one physician.The GOI target of having one midwife per village is not (yet) fulfilled in 14,148 or 27 percent ofthe Indonesian villages. A total of 11.82 million people live in these villages, with the highestnumbers of people without access to a midwife in the village found for Papa (1.33 Mio.), NTT(0.99 Mio.), NAD (0.79 Mio.), Sumatera Utara (0.72 Mio.), Jawa Barat (0.65 Mio.), KalimantanBarat (0.59 Mio.), and Sulawesi Utara (0.59 Mio.). Figure III.14 illustrates these spatial patterns.Figure III.14: Map – Number of Citizens Living in Villages without Midwife Building CharacteristicsThe assessment of existing gaps with respect to building characteristics is comparablystraightforward. We observe 852 Puskesmas without water supply within the facility or 10 minwalk, and a total of 10,629 health facilities without electricity. 11 Most important should be toprovide electricity for the 305 Puskesmas without power supply, of which 93 are located in Papua,34 in Sulawesi Tenggara, 27 in NTT, and 20 in Sumatera Utara.11 Included are Puskesmas, Puskesmas Pembantu, Poskesdes, Polindes.27