UNFPA Indonesia
Although pockets of poverty persist across this large island nation, Indonesia, with a population of over 237 million, has achieved middle income status thanks to sound development policies. UNFPA supports the Government in achieving its global commitments to improve maternal health and achieve universal access to reproductive health, as well as national priorities related to population dynamics, sexual reproductive health and rights, family planning and gender equality, and the rights of adolescents and youth.
Data overview
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Population
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Population aged 0-14
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Population aged 15-64
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Population aged 65+
Santé maternelle et néonatale
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Naissances assistées par un professionnel de santé qualifié en
Santé sexuelle et reproductive
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Taux de prévalence des contraceptifs (toutes méthodes confondues)
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Besoin non satisfait
Éducation
Fécondité
Taux de fécondité global, 2010-2015
Espérance de vie
Espérance de vie à la naissance (en années), 2010-2015
Pratiques nuisibles
Mariage d'enfants à 18 ans, en pourcentage, 2006-2017
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Child marriage by age 18
Demographic Dividend: Indonesia
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Key results of Indonesia in 2018
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Youth participation in humanitarian response
During a humanitarian crisis, young people were included in decision-making mechanisms in all phases of humanitarian response
Men and boys
A national mechanism was in place to engage men and boys in national policies and programmes
Coordination body for gender-based violence
During a humanitarian crisis, a functioning inter-agency gender-based violence coordination body was in place
Census disaggregation
Census results disaggregated by age and sex were available and publically accessible onlineCommon data set
A common operational data set on population statistics was produced
Minimum Initial Services Package
250 Health service providers and managers were trained on the minimum initial service package
Life skills programmes for girls
238 Marginalized girls were reached with health, social and economic asset-building programmes
Advocacy platforms against harmful social norms
2 Communities developed advocacy platforms to eliminate discriminatory gender and sociocultural norms which affect women and girls
Child, early and forced marriage
1281 Girls received, with support from UNFPA, prevention, protection services, and/or care related to child, early, and forced marriage
Female genital mutilation
1036 Girls and women received, with support from UNFPA, prevention, protection services, and/or care related to female genital mutilation
Youth participation in humanitarian response
During a humanitarian crisis, young people were included in decision-making mechanisms in all phases of humanitarian responseMen and boys
A national mechanism was in place to engage men and boys in national policies and programmesCoordination body for gender-based violence
During a humanitarian crisis, a functioning inter-agency gender-based violence coordination body was in placeCensus disaggregation
Census results disaggregated by age and sex were available and publically accessible onlineCommon data set
A common operational data set on population statistics was producedMinimum Initial Services Package
250 Health service providers and managers were trained on the minimum initial service package
Life skills programmes for girls
238 Marginalized girls were reached with health, social and economic asset-building programmes
Advocacy platforms against harmful social norms
2 Communities developed advocacy platforms to eliminate discriminatory gender and sociocultural norms which affect women and girls
Child, early and forced marriage
1281 Girls received, with support from UNFPA, prevention, protection services, and/or care related to child, early, and forced marriage
Female genital mutilation
1036 Girls and women received, with support from UNFPA, prevention, protection services, and/or care related to female genital mutilation
2018 Humanitarian results achieved for Indonesia
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Expenditure
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Dashboards available for Indonesia
Actualités
News
DONGGALA, Indonesia – “I am so scared. I can’t even describe it,” Ibu Fariati, 27, told UNFPA.
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