Background: To estimate relationship between risk factor for joint pain with duration,intensity of pain and disability in Malang.Objective: To assess the nature and extend of joint pain complaints in Malang area using the Community Oriented Program for the Control of Rheumatic Disease(COPCORD)by ILAR and the WHO Subject and Methods: All members of community of 2067 subjects over the age of 15 years were offered a questionnaire base interview.The validated Indonesia version of the WHO-ILAR COPCORD core questionnaire was used in a survey.Result: A total 122 subject were diagnosed with joint pain.The Incidence of joint pain was 5.90%(95%CI,0.78-1.53).Gender,age,body mass index,and marital status,physical activity,were associated with joint pain(p<0.05).The pain higher in women(63.11%)than in men(36.88%).Men and women differ in regard to body size and functional capacity and,perhaps,in factors such as mix of fast and low-twitch muscle fiber,cardiovascular endurance,and other physiologic variables.The complaint rate increased with age up 22.9%in the group age >35 years.The metacarphopahalangeal joint 1(MTP 1)was responsible for 40%of all complaints pertaining to the joints.The incidence rate increased with increasing body mass index(62.91±12.05 kg),and with being married.That marital quality was related most strongly to psychological disability and affective pain,a construct that assesses pain unpleasantness or emotional qualities of patients pain.Conclusion: The risk factor for joint pain in our population were increasing by gender,age,body mass index,and marital status.