Notwithstanding the success, huge inter-provincial, rural-urban and wealth disparities continue to exist. The face of poverty in Indonesia is predominantly that of children, with nearly 13.8 million children living below the national poverty line. Within individual provinces, the inter-district variations in child poverty rates are remarkably pronounced, especially within the provinces of Papua, West Papua, Aceh, North Sumatra, West Sumatra and Maluku. On wealth disparities, it appears that there is a correlation between income poverty in children and aspects such as the size of households, gender of thernhousehold head, educational levels of the household head and a household’s geographical (urban/rural) location. And while deprivation suffered by children in rural areas is more severe than those living in urban areas, there is an alarmingly high growth of urban poor.