Is Indonesia Developed or Not?

            Now, when I think of a developed country, I think of a country with nice sidewalks and clear skies. To me, I also think of first world countries as countries whose government is organized and independent.  
            When I think of third world countries I think of countries where, on almost every street motorcycles are weaving in and out of the cars and buses. A third world country is also WAY more affected by a natural disaster than than say New York or Australia.
            I though about those two types of countries. Then I though about second world countries. Most people never really talk about these countries. So I deiced to "Google" the phrase. Google is just so wonderful for anything. I found the term "Second World" is a phrase used to describe countries that are allied with or are supported by the First World countries. There was also a picture and I really like it, so I put it in this post.

Blue= First World   Red= Second World  Green= Third World 

 

 

           So getting back to the topic question, Indonesia is developed in some areas. In Jakarta, there are different places that would be able to go through a natural disaster with minor damage, unlike places like Kampungs or villages. In general, I say no, Indonesia is not developed or ready for a huge natural disaster. Japan is developed and the destruction they encountered was horrific. If Indonesia had an Earthquake the same magnitude as Haiti, the destruction would be worse. Indonesia is the fourth most populous country, and having about 12 million just in the city of Jakarta, is more than in all of Haiti.
           Over all, my opinion is probably no to the question, "Is Indonesia Developed or Not?"