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Anggaran Kesehatan Naik, Hak Kesehatan Belum Tentu Ikut Naik
Anggaran kesehatan 2026 naik menjadi sekitar Rp195,3 triliun. Pada saat yang sama, dana kesehatan desa tergerus dan sebagian dana imunisasi dialihkan. Angka besar di pusat tidak otomatis berarti layanan yang lebih baik di kampung.
- #Policy Watch
- #Health Policy
- #Transparency
January 25, 2026 · 4 min read
Tuberkulosis: Peringkat Dua Dunia, Vaksin Baru, dan Pekerjaan Rumah yang Menumpuk
Indonesia menempati posisi kedua kasus TBC terbanyak di dunia dan angkanya terus naik. Vaksin baru sedang diuji klinis di sini. Yang perlu dipastikan sejak sekarang: siapa yang akan menanggung biayanya nanti.
- #Citizen Health
- #Tuberculosis
- #Vaccination
October 15, 2025 · 4 min read
Cakupan Imunisasi Turun, Campak Merenggut Nyawa
Hanya 56,4 persen anak usia 12–23 bulan di Indonesia yang sudah mendapat imunisasi lengkap. Sepanjang 2025–2026, tercatat 72 kematian akibat campak — sebagian besar balita tanpa riwayat imunisasi.
- #Citizen Health
- #Vaccination
- #Education & Children
October 5, 2025 · 4 min read
Kalender Penyakit Musiman Indonesia: Apa yang Perlu Diwaspadai dan Kapan
Penyakit menular di Indonesia punya pola musiman yang cukup bisa diprediksi. Artikel rujukan ini merangkum apa yang perlu diwaspadai pada tiap musim, gejalanya, dan langkah pencegahannya.
- #Citizen Health
- #Health Services
- #Vaccination
May 5, 2025 · 5 min read
Covid-19 Vaccine Stocks Are Running Low, Vaccination Rate Slows
Jakarta, 24 October 2022 – The government requires booster vaccinations, but they are scarce. At the end of last September, the Ministry of Health stated that only five million doses of the Covid-19 vaccine were available, most of which had been distributed to the regions. The government no longer brings in vaccines from direct purchases or grants but instead relies on old stocks and domestic production which are currently still in the development stage.
- #Vaccination
October 25, 2022 · 2 min read
Guide to Monitoring Vaccine Procurement and Logistics Supporting the Vaccination Program in Indonesia in 2021
More than a year has passed. The government is very intense in designing policy directions for handling Covid-19, starting from structuring regulations to making plans to deal with the Covid-19 pandemic outbreak. Therefore, FITRA Riau together with Transparency International and the Civil Society Coalition are trying to re-identify how to handle Covid-19 specifically for the procurement of goods and services.
- #Vaccination
- #Transparency
- #Health Policy
August 18, 2022 · 1 min read
Transparency and Accountability in the Distribution and Management of the Covid-19 Vaccination Program in Indonesia
This policy paper will outline the risks of corruption which are the result of ideas from a number of civil society coalitions through the Focussed Group Discussion process and public discussions with several stakeholders in the COVID-19 vaccine program in Indonesia from October 2021 to March 2022.
- #Transparency
- #Vaccination
- #Health Policy
August 18, 2022 · 1 min read
Omicron Threatens that Covid-19 Vaccination for the Elderly is Still Low
JAKARTA, KEMITRAAN – In the midst of the government's plan to provide boosters, vaccination coverage for elderly citizens in Indonesia is still low. In fact, the elderly are a vulnerable group exposed to Covid-19, including the threat of the new Omicron variant. Data collection, distribution and access to vaccines for the elderly are still obstacles.
- #Vaccination
- #Mortality Data
August 11, 2022 · 3 min read
Evaluation of Pandemic Management Policies in the Spectrum of Integrity of Social Assistance and Justice in Vaccination Implementation in East Java
The pandemic is a multi-sector problem. Not only is the health sector affected, the social and economic sectors are also affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. In the health sector, day by day the number of positive cases of Covid-19 continues to increase and the number of deaths due to Covid-19 continues to occur. The escalation of positive cases and deaths due to Covid-19, which does not only occur at the national level, has an impact at the provincial scale.
- #Social Assistance
- #Vaccination
- #Health Policy
August 11, 2022 · 1 min read
Momentum for Improvement in COVID-19 Data and Tracking of Excess Deaths After the Third Wave Subsides
The pandemic situation in Indonesia appears to be entering a new phase with a number of epidemiological parameters increasingly under control. Unfortunately, there are still many critical notes regarding the government's seriousness, especially in efforts to strengthen testing, tracing and treatment, as well as vaccination. The narrative that is developing from the current situation has an impact on people increasingly neglecting to comply with health protocols, especially avoiding crowds and…
- #Mortality Data
- #Vaccination
May 11, 2022 · 2 min read
Two Years of Pandemic: Momentum to Improve Control of COVID-19 to Prevent Gaps in Access and Services.
Jakarta, 2 March 2022 – Indonesia has entered the third year of the COVID-19 pandemic since the first case was announced on 2 March 2020. To date, at least 5,589,176 confirmed cases have been found, followed by 148,660 deaths (01/03). The number of recorded cases and deaths is likely still much lower than reality due to limited testing, tracing and recording systems at the central and regional levels.
- #Vaccination
- #Mortality Data
March 2, 2022 · 6 min read
Delay and Free Booster Vaccines: Prioritize Vulnerable Groups and Vaccine Equality for All
09 January 2022 – The Civil Society Coalition for Access to Health Justice urges the government to review plans to provide a booster vaccine or third dose to the general public. This is because vaccination coverage for doses 1 and 2 is not yet optimal for vulnerable groups, especially the elderly. This condition could prolong the Covid-19 pandemic. The government must also ensure that vaccines are provided to all, without a paid scheme.
- #Vaccination
- #Advocacy
January 9, 2022 · 4 min read