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DKI Jakarta Community Perception Survey regarding School Opening/Face-to-Face Learning
DKI Jakarta Community Perception Survey regarding School Opening/Face-to-Face Learning
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- #Perception Surveys
August 5, 2021 · 1 min read
Perceptions and Attitudes of DKI Jakarta Residents towards COVID-19 Vaccination
Results of Survey of Perceptions and Attitudes of DKI Jakarta Residents towards COVID-19 Vaccination
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- #Vaccination
July 17, 2021 · 1 min read
A third of DKI residents are still worried about the COVID-19 vaccine
LaporCovid-19, Social and Crisis Intervention Lab – Faculty of Psychology UI, and Social Resilience Lab, NTU conducted a survey-based study to explore barriers and map the perceptions of DKI residents towards vaccination. The survey was conducted for two weeks from 30 April-15 May 2021 and was attended by 57,231 respondents spread throughout the DKI Jakarta area, however only 47,457 respondents completed the survey and it was validated. Most of the respondents were high school graduates (53.8…
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- #Perception Surveys
June 13, 2021 · 4 min read
Perception Survey of DKI Jakarta Residents regarding Covid-19
Jakarta, 29 May 2020.To anticipate the easing of the PSBB, Lapor Covid-19 collaborated with several Indonesian research teams and sociologist Sulfikar Amir to conduct a survey to determine the perceptions of DKI residents regarding the risk of Covid-19. This survey covers health, social and economic aspects. The participation of DKI Jakarta residents is very important because the results of this survey will be input for the DKI provincial government […]
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- #Health Policy
January 7, 2021 · 1 min read
Less than Half of the People Want to Receive the Covid-19 Vaccine
Only 31% of respondents said they were willing to receive the Biofarma-Sinovac vaccine which is currently undergoing phase three clinical trials, and as many as 69% of respondents said they were hesitant or unwilling. Respondents' acceptance of the Red and White vaccine being made by LBM Eijkman-Biofarma was slightly better, 44% were willing and 56% of respondents said they were hesitant or unwilling to accept it.
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- #Perception Surveys
October 13, 2020 · 3 min read
DKI Residents Ready for PSBB 2.0
Overall, we found that DKI Jakarta residents are more aware of the Covid-19 pandemic compared to three months ago. This awareness emerged because of the increasing number of people affected by Covid-19. At the same time, we found that 24% of residents experienced a change in employment status during the pandemic. This group includes those who have lost their jobs until now, those who have changed their minds to becoming entrepreneurs, and those who have been affected by...
- #Health Policy
- #Perception Surveys
September 17, 2020 · 3 min read
Poor Transparency, Making Pandemic Handling Worse
11 September 2020 – The government is considered to have not provided transparent information regarding the impact and handling of the outbreak. Poor data collection, reporting and information conveyed, especially related to test results, tracing and death rates to the public, affects public perception and response. Non-transparency also occurs in the surrounding environment and work, causing public confusion and distrust.
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- #Mortality Data
- #Perception Surveys
September 11, 2020 · 4 min read
Bogor City COVID-19 Risk Perception Survey
Overall, the Risk Perception Index (RPI) score for Bogor City residents is 3.212, meaning that, descriptively, this score means that Bogor City residents generally have a level of risk perception that tends to be rather low. However, from a psycho-social perspective, 67 of the 68 sub-districts in Bogor City are optimistic in facing Covid-19. If translated into policy language, this score shows that the Bogor City government must implement large-scale social restrictions in conjunction with…
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- #Health Policy
September 11, 2020 · 2 min read
Most of the Covid-19 Survivors and Their Families Experience Stigma
Most of the Covid-19 Survivors and Their Families Are Stigmatized JAKARTA, 27 August 2020 – The Covid-19 pandemic continues to grow and claims many lives, as well as causing economic problems. In Indonesia, this outbreak has also become a source of social problems, one of which is the problem of stigmatization. Stigmatization or negative associations towards someone experiencing symptoms or confirmed Covid-19, survivors, or their families […]
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- #Perception Surveys
August 27, 2020 · 3 min read
Surabaya Residents Are Not Ready to Face the Relaxation of Social Restrictions
Jakarta, 15 July 2020 The city of Surabaya is one of the epicenters of the spread of the corona virus after DKI Jakarta. After the Large-Scale Social Restrictions (PSBB) in Surabaya were not extended, residents' activities began to be relaxed. At the same time, the number of cases of Corona Virus Disease 2019 (Covid-19) infection is increasing.
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- #Perception Surveys
July 16, 2020 · 2 min read
Surabaya Risk Perception
Surabaya Risk Perception Social factors are an equally important element in handling Covid-19. Together with other factors, including control in the field of public health, epidemiology and so on, consideration of the community situation determines appropriate policy decisions in dealing with pandemics in society. For this reason, LaporCovid19.org and NTU's Social Resilience Lab completed a study on Risk Perceptions of Surabaya Residents […]
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- #Health Policy
July 16, 2020 · 1 min read
DKI Residents Are Not Ready to Face the New Normal
Jakarta, 5 July 2020 For about a month since the implementation of Large-Scale Social Restrictions (PSBB) transitioning to the new life order or "New Normal" phase, the number of additional Covid-19 cases in the DKI Jakarta area has continued to increase. Along with the increasing number of molecular-based tests carried out, case transmission is still showing an increase.
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- #Perception Surveys
July 5, 2020 · 3 min read