Technical Areas
Completed/Cancelled
| Product/Service | Deliverables | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Indonesia Expert guidance to review national health strategic plan current UHC strategies and plans and develop updated plan and roadmap for scaling up UHC | National UHC roadmap and effective health financing strategy |
Completed |
| Indonesia Health workforce strategies oriented towards universal health coverage implemented in countries | Inputs to national health workforce strategies including planning, deployment and retention | Completed |
| Indonesia Review update and adopt national policies and strategies to align to global End TB Strategy and UHC including community engagement approaches | Updated national policies and strategies to align to global End TB Strategy and UHC | Completed |
| Indonesia Update national hepatitis B guidelines | Updated national hepatitis B guidelines | Completed |
| Indonesia Build UHC capacity for NCDs | Build capacity for NCDs towards UHC | Completed |
| Indonesia Provide expert technical support to improve provider payment system in National Health Insurance and improve use of financing resources for UHC | Technical inputs on the provider payment system and financial management of JKN |
Completed |
| Indonesia Support to NRA in benchmarking assessment for vaccines Indonesia meets WHOs NRA benchmarking standards for vaccines | Indonesia meets WHOs NRA benchmarking standards for vaccines |
Completed |
| Indonesia Support to the national health education accreditation body LAMPKE | Technical inputs to improve quality assurance in higher education | Completed |
| Indonesia Support capacity building and data analysis on national and subnational statistics using international standards and methods for evidence informed policy making | Conduct of capacity building and data analysis activities | Completed |
| Indonesia Integrate the fragmented national information system through DHIS2 dashboard and improve the quality of health information data for UHC SDG monitoring | A monitoring and evaluation system for UHC is established by increasing the number of district information systems linked to DHIS2 |
Completed |
| Indonesia PHC service delivery implementation monitored and evaluated based on minimum service standards | Monitoring and evaluation of PHC service delivery implementation based on minimum service standards | Completed |
| Indonesia Strengthening evidence based decision making and bottom up health policy development using routine data and policy dialogue | (1) DaSK (Health Data Repository) supported and updated as an open source data repository that can be used for evidence-based decision making by policy makers; (2) capacity building for local academicians and policy makers to use routine data to facilitate evidence-based health policy development; (3) knowledge sharing for evidence-based policy analysis and policy making through 2020 National Forum for the Indonesian Health Policy Network (Fornas JKKI); (4) national and subnational policy dialogues aimed to communicate and advocate the research-based policies regarding the priority health issues to the policymakers and the related stakeholders; (5) capacity building on the use and analyses of routine data for priority health areas including MCH, stunting, cardiovascular diseases and cancer; (6) production of multimedia content to facilitate wider dissemination of policy research and policy briefs. |
Completed |
| Indonesia Monitoring of service readiness at PHC through improvement of the hospital infrastructures and medical devices information system | Upgrade of Aplikasi Sarana, Prasarana, dan Alat Kesehatan (ASPAK)/ Facility, Infrastructure and Medical Devices web‐based application system at PHC level to improve its data interoperability, data analytics, and visualization to enable the Ministry of Health in enhancing the monitoring and fulfilment of infrastructure and medical devices standards in PHC facilities (Puskesmas) |
Completed |
| Indonesia Evaluation of the implementation of minimum service standards at PHC level | (1) Evaluation of the implementation of minimum service standards for health at the provincial and district level using predetermined indicators; (2) evaluation of the support from local governments in the implementation of minimum service standards for health; (3) evaluation of user satisfaction with minimum services at PHC facilities (Puskesmas); (4) evaluation of the extent of MSS indicators usefulness in assessing Puskesmas function both in delivering promotive/preventive services and curative services |
Completed |
| Indonesia Development of integrated service delivery model for primary health care | Development of a feasible model of integrated PHC to improve service delivery and quality at the primary care level | Completed |
| Indonesia Monitoring of service readiness at PHC through development of tools | Developed tools to assess PHC service readiness that can be used for planning purposes and policy development related to Puskesmas in achieving Universal Health Coverage and in the implementation of Jaminan Kesehatan Nasional (National Health Insurance scheme) |
Completed |
| Indonesia Development of collaborative cooperation model between local government and the private sector profit and non profit to facilitate the achievement of minimum service standards | Documentation of existing collaboration and cooperation initiatives between local government and the private sector to inform policy development and advocacy efforts | Completed |
| Indonesia Develop Roadmap for Facilities Infrastructure and Medical Devices at Primary Care Level | Developed a roadmap for the fulfilment of facility, infrastructure and medical devices at primary care level, which involved literature review, secondary data analysis, and site visits, and covered areas such as policy efforts, source of budget allocation, involvement of stakeholders, and maintenance and calibration of medical devices | Completed |
| Indonesia Strengthen National Quality Indicators in the health sector | Support for MOH in strengthening the national quality indicators, which involved development of dictionary of national quality indicators for primary care level facilities/FKTP (NQI dictionary), setting up of national quality indicator (NQI) reporting and recording system, and conduct of workshops for clinic accreditation standards | Completed |
| Indonesia Conduct of Mid term Evaluation of MoH s Strategic Plan 2020 2024 | Technical support for the completion of the mid-term evaluation of MoH’s Strategic Plan (Renstra) 2020-2024, which applied quantitative measures for progress monitoring of key performance indicators, and qualitative measures to provide “how” and “why” analysis | Completed |
| Indonesia Build monitoring and evaluation capacity for health development plans at national and provincial levels | Developed and delivered monitoring and evaluation (M&E) training for health development plans, implemented in three (3) batches, two for the national (MoH) participants, with a total of 25 participants and the last batch for sub-national participants, with Provincial Health Office representatives from 34 provinces | Completed |
| Indonesia Strengthen the capacity of MOH health planners | Technical support to develop and implement Health Planning Training comprised of 23 sessions covering different knowledge areas, which was participated by 30 mid- to senior-level planners from various MOH directorates | Completed |
Details
| Product/Service | Deliverables | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Indonesia Strengthen pharmaceutical supply systems towards improved access to medicines and other health products | Provision of a combination of technical assistance packages, including completion of background studies were also completed on drug provision and access to essential medicines, domestic drug production situation, and drug control strengthening) as critical inputs for the National Medium-Term Plan 2025-2029, capacity building on Special Access Scheme (SAS) control, assessment of pharmaceutical cost effectiveness threshold value in Indonesia, evaluation of the National Formulary (Fornas) utilization in primary health care and hospitals, development of technical guidelines for medicine procurement planning (RKO) through e-Monev system for health care facilities, Support provided for the roadmap and unified business process development for health technology assessment (HTA), and for completion of HTA studies on various priority topics (e.g., colorectal cancer screening and trastuzumab for early breast cancer, etc.) to support design of treatment guidelines and benefit packages | Ongoing |
| Indonesia Build national capacity for quality assurance and control and safety of medicines vaccines and other health technologies | Technical support for capacity building and standards setting tackling various areas such as reference standards development, forensic chemistry, bioequivalence studies, good documentation practice, good manufacturing practice, pharmacovigilance, handling of cytotoxic drugs, quality assurance of plasma-derived medicinal products, oversight of clinical investigational drugs, and technical barriers to trade, Technical support to Indonesia Food and Drug Authority related to its ongoing assessment for WHO-Listed Authority application | Ongoing |
| Indonesia Provide support to monitor implementation progress of the multisectoral national action plans on antimicrobial resistance and to strengthen financing and governance mechanisms for AMR through policy development advocacy coordination and communic | Technical support provided for review, development and implementation of AMR NAP: (1) development and launching of the National Strategy for AMR Containment in the Human Health 2025 - 2029 (August 2024); (2) development of updated multi-sectoral AMR national action plan 2025 - 2029 , Technical support for regular technical coordination and partnerships in human health and across sectors on AMR control activities: (1) regular submission of TrACSS report; 2) cross-sectoral coordination meeting, Conduct of an investment case study on AMR, Improvement of awareness and understanding of AMR among healthcare professionals, and policymakers, and public, such as through regular commemoration of World AMR Awareness Week, Technical support for the development and implementation of antimicrobial stewardship and regulations on rational prescribing and dispensing: (1) conduct of Antimicrobial Stewardship trainings for healthcare facilities (done in 2024); (2) capacity building and training of AMR PICs, Improvement on the human resource capacity on waste management and IPC WASH in HCFs and communities: (1) Technical Assistance for Advancing Water, Sanitation, Hygiene, Waste Management and Environmental Cleaning (WASH) Services with Strong Focus on GEDSI to Achieve Optimum Infection Prevention and Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Control, Strengthened institutional and personnel capacity through training, coaching and systems design for data collection, analysis and management on AMR: (1) regular annual submission to GLASS AMR and GLASS AMC; (2) conduct of National AMR Prevalence Survey in Human Bloodstream Bacterial Infections | Ongoing |
| Indonesia Strengthen national and subnational health situation and trend monitoring data sharing and reporting on indicators relating to UHC and SDGs | Technical support to strengthening Indonesia's National Health Accounts: (1) PHC Expenditure Tracking, Pharmaceutical Expenditure Tracking, Disease Account and Subnational Health Account; (2) support calculation for National Health Account, financial protection and out-of-pocket expenditure data; (3) learning exchange and expert consultation on strategic purchasing and capitation costing | Ongoing |
| Indonesia Enhance institutional capacity for transparent decision making and efficiency in health financing | Provide technical support in various priority areas: (1) completion of background study on the National Health Insurance (JKN) as input for RPJMN 2025-2029; (2) conduct of study on Public Financial Management in Primary Health Care; (3) Cross Programmatic Efficiency Analysis (CPEA) training; and, (4) retrospective and prospective analysis of political health economy - | Ongoing |
| Indonesia Enhance national and institutional research capacity for evidence informed policymaking | Provide support to enhance research capacity for evidence-informed policymaking: (1) adoption and implementation of global, regional, and national research studies supported by WHO; (2) knowledge generation and dissemination; (3) technical assistance to INA-CRC, BKPK and BRIN | Ongoing |
| Indonesia Enhance data quality standardization analysis and utilization for informed decision making and effective health planning and policy making | Technical support to enhance health data quality assurance through WHO DQA Toolkit Integration and Online Training Development: updated Routine Data Quality Assessment Module and e-module; and, training of data officers from 34 provinces (done in 2023), Development of Health Statistics Metadata for priority program areas (2022–2023) to support Satu Sehat implementation: (1) documentation of health statistics metadata for nutrition, stunting, immunization, malaria, TB, HIV, leprosy, COVID-19, HRH, health service facilities; (2) metadata repository website and technical documents; (4) website management training for Pusdatin/DTO personnel, Support for SKI (Indonesia Health Survey) 2023 implementation through provision of feedback on the survey questionnaire and conduct of training workshops, including a master training for provincial technical officers , Conduct of geotagging of health facilities (Pilot testing) and capacity building for geotagging data utilization: (1) pilot exercise with key findings; (2) development of prototype of the online survey form, geotagging application (web and mobile app), geo-visualization applications (web map) for pilot exercise; (3) web map of geotagged HFs data of Pontianak , Conduct of 2nd round of WHO SCORE assessment, including dissemination of results and recommendations, Development of a 5-Year Roadmap for Strengthening the Health-related Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) at the Ministry of Health: (1) Health-related CRVS roadmap document aligned with national CRVS roadmap; (2) Monitoring and Evaluation Plan, Development of Health Statistics Metadata for priority program areas in 2024 to support Satu Sehat implementation: (1) Documentation of health statistic metadata for non-communicable diseases, pharmacy and medical devices, and environmental health; (2) updating of the metadata repository website; (3) development of draft of metadata regulation for MoH |
Ongoing |
| Indonesia Strengthen the HRH Information System | Established provincial platform capacity and Government System linkages: (1.) alignment between stakeholders from the healthcare labor market, including professional organizations and government entities with the Human Resource Health Information System (HRHIS) Technical Working Group; (2) outreach activities to 10 districts aimed at improving HRH data management: Maros, Nusa Tenggara Barat, Pekalongan, Cirebon, Surabaya, Medan, Kupang, Bandung, Sorong, and Pontianak (all done in 2023), Technical support to strengthen the Health Information System for Health Workforce/Sistem Informasi Sumber Daya Manusia Kesehatan (MOH-SI SDMK): (1) Development of Roadmap of Indonesia HRH Information System 2025-2027; (2) training for MOH data managers on Satu Sehat Dashboard and HRH data utilization; (3) National Health Workforce Account (NHWA) submission for 2024 | Ongoing |
| Indonesia Improve management of human resources for health HRH for effective delivery of health service across the country | Improved capacity of workforce in priority programs: (1) development of 20 standardized modules for nursing and capacity building for lecturers from the MOH Polytechnic system; 2. development of a curriculum for the MOH workforce reserve team (Tenaga Cadangan Kesehatan); (3) capacity building of pharmacists in primary healthcare centers (Puskesmas) to manage priority diseases, with a focus on diabetes mellitus (all done in 2023), Enhanced HRH training in priority programs through the MOH Polytechnic system: (1) Coaching on teaching by international expert for the Nursing Department at 4 pilot MOH polytechnics; (2) development of additional 50 standardized Nursing modules for MOH Polytechnic; (3) tracer study for MOH polytechnic graduates, to track the graduate absorption at health facilities; (4) development of Roadmap for Polytechnic International Classes 2025-2029; and, (5) conduct of training camp for lecturers to improve quality of teaching , Informed Health Workforce policy: (1) Completion of the Health Workforce Background Study as input for the National Medium-Term Development Plan (RPJMN) 2025-2029; (2) development of Policy Brief as reference document for MOH regulation on HRH deployment; and (3) scoping review of best practices in medical and health workforce deployment | Ongoing |