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UNFPA Indonesia Special Event for World Population Day 2015: Vulnerable Populations in Emergencies
WHAT To commemorate World Population Day 2015, UNFPA Indonesia will host a national seminar and press conference in line with this year’s theme “Vulnerable Populations in Emergencies”. The event will... Read more
Strengthening Indonesia’s FP2020 Commitment
Indonesia’s FP2020 Country Committee gathered together in Jakarta for its 11th meeting on Tuesday afternoon, to discuss and share strategic issues on... Read more
Reinforcing Indonesia’s Family Planning Programmes
High-level policy makers came together in Jakarta for the first round-table dialogue on “Institutional Reinforcement of Indonesia’s Family Planning... Read more
Protecting the Most Vulnerable, Ensuring Reproductive Health Needs Are Not Neglected
“How far along are you?” a midwife asks a pregnant woman, making a hand gesture over her stomach.
From Tsunami Victim to Midwife Hero
The morning of 26 December, 2004, started out like any other regular Sunday for Nur Asiah.
Get Involved With Our #YouthAction Challenge for World Population Day 2015
With the theme for this year’s World Population Day on 11 July “Vulnerable Populations in Emergencies”, UNFPA Indonesia wants to showcase the... Read more
Indonesia to Host the Fourth International Conference on Family Planning
Dr. Nila Moeloek and Dr. Surya Chandra (centre) during the kick-off meeting for the International Conference on Family Planning (ICFP) in Jakarta on 26 May 2015. With Indonesia set to host the... Read more
UNFPA Welcomes the Appointment of Dr. Surya Chandra Surapaty as the New BKBBN Chairperson
The National Population and Family Planning Board (BKKBN) officially inaugurated Dr. Surya Chandra Surapaty as the new head of the agency in Jakarta... Read more
Commentary by Dr. Babatunde Osotimehin on Indonesia's Demographic Dividend in The Jakarta Globe
Today Indonesia’s population is composed of more working-age people than ever before, both in absolute numbers (157 million potential workers) and as... Read more
Engaging Men and Boys to End GBV and Promote SRH
Why is it important to engage men and boys to reduce gender inequalities? How can we involve them to explore changing gender norms? What kind of... Read more