Information is power. The power of data on gender-based violence (GBV) informs policy makers, civil society organisations (CSOs), activists and women’s rights organisations in developing better policies and programmes to effectively address GBV, including VAW. UNFPA has supported the Ministry of Women’s Empowerment and Child Protection (KemenPPPA), BPS - Statistics Indonesia, and the Demographic Institute of Unive...

In Garut, pregnant women can access health services relatively easily. Yet, the number of maternal deaths is the third highest in West Java, the province with the highest population and highest burden of maternal deaths in Indonesia.

Through the Women at the Center (WAC) program, also known as the “Perempuan Indonesia Hidup Tanpa Kekerasan/Indonesian Women Live Free from Violence (PIHAK)” in Indonesian, UNFPA partners with Takeda Pharmaceuticals to invest in capacity building and professionalize the social service workforce for GBV responders to provide immediate skilled support for all women and girls, including those most marginalized.