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Pedoman Pelaksanaan Paket Pelayanan Awal Minimum (PPAM) Kesehatan Reproduksi Remaja pada Krisis Kesehatan
The Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) for Adolescent Reproductive Health in a Health Crisis Situation
contains step by step guidance for programmers and health providers on how to implement MISP for adolescents.
It includes how to assess their needs, develop a response plan, identify a specific approach and intervene to address
adolescent sexual and reproductive health (ASRH) in health crises with entry points for youth involvement as
as well as guidance for conducting monitoring and evaluation. This guideline is adapted from the “ASRH Toolkit for
Humanitarian Settings” developed by UNFPA and Save the Children with an accompaniment for the guideline on
“MISP in a Health Crisis”. The adaptation process and guideline development was led by the Ministry of Health, in
collaboration with UNFPA, and with involvement of relevant stakeholders, including representatives from young
people.
Annual Report 2016: Millions of lives transformed
Now more than ever, we must ensure that the marginalized, the forgotten—the ones often left behind—can exercise their fundamental human right to decide, free of coercion, discrimination and violence, when or how often to have children.
UNALA - an innovation in making investing in youth sustainable
South-South Cooperation: Sharing Indonesia's Best Practices with the World
South-South Cooperation: Sharing Indonesia's Best Practices with the World
Maternal Death Surveillance and Response (Indonesia)
This guidelines introduce important concepts of maternal deaths surveillance, including objectives, targets and special guidelines to implement every monitoring components.
State of World Population 2016
Programme Management Implementation Guidelines - The cooperation between the Government of Indonesia and UNFPA Cycle 9 (2016-2020)
State of World Population 2015
We live in a world where humanitarian crises extract mounting costs from economies, communities and individuals. Wars and natural disasters make the headlines, at least initially. Less visible but also costly are the crises of fragility, vulnerability and growing inequality, confining millions of people to the most tenuous hopes for peace and development.
UNFPA – Government of Indonesia Eighth Country Programme 2011 – 2015: A strategic partnership to achieve national goals and priorities
The Eighth Country Programme (CP8) 2011 – 2015 provides a dynamic framework for UNFPA’s engagement in Indonesia. Tapping into UNFPA’s expertise and experiences, support is given to national partners in nine priority output areas.
Men’s Engagement in UNFPA Indonesia Programming
UNFPA Indonesia has built a substantial record of activities and partnerships to ensure that men and boys are systematically taken into account and involved in its programmes on sexual and reproductive health (SRH) and gender equality. This booklet outlines the key achievements and processes in this effort, and identifies key lessons and ways forward for UNFPA Indonesia’s work to engage with men.