“The paper aims to provide descriptive evidence regarding slums and slum-dwellers in Indonesia. It exploits the rich stock of household-level information available in the Indonesian Family Life Survey (IFLS) conducted in 1993-94. It studies the cor- relations between socio-economic attributes of households and slum-like dwelling characteristics such as quality walls, floors, etc. of the structure; supply of electricity, water, sanitation and other basic services; as well as cleanliness in and around the dwelling.” (Quoted from paper)