World Breastfeeding Week 2026: Strengthening breastfeeding support for every mother and baby
More children receive lifesaving vaccines as Indonesia advances immunization coverage and works to close remaining gaps
Addressing health workforce challenges, the Ministry of Health and the WHO lay the foundation for 2026-2035 roadmap
No child left behind: Japan and WHO join forces to close Indonesia’s immunization gaps
How a school principal in Merauke helps parents say yes to vaccines
Indonesia launches KATALIS-HEAT to understand and address the health impacts of extreme heat
Jambi villages pioneer community-led health adaptation to climate change
Beyond the cages: protecting poultry and people in Surabaya through One Health surveillance
Breaking the chains: A father's love conquers leprosy stigma
Health at the doorstep: Integrated Primary Care transforms health in Plantungan
Every child matters: North Sumatra rallies together for immunization
It takes a village: How Baduy mothers are protecting their children against vaccine-preventable diseases
Healthy beginnings, hopeful futures: How Indonesia’s commitment to maternal and child health is changing lives
Under the blue tents: inside a field hospital simulation
On the frontlines of avian influenza: Strengthening One Health surveillance in Surakarta
Highlights
Using evidence to shape the future of Indonesia’s health workforce
WHO works with ASEAN to put food safety emergency systems to the test
Governors commit to accelerating leprosy elimination across Indonesia
Indonesia secures global recognition for safe poliovirus containment
IMICAMS: Strengthening Health Information and Knowledge Sharing in the Western Pacific Region
Many hands, one goal: Papua New Guinea conducts its first Joint External Evaluation to strengthen health security
Asia-Pacific regional influenza network sharpens focus on avian influenza preparedness
Asia-Pacific parliamentarians urge bolder action for universal health coverage, climate resilience and responsible AI
WHO Indonesia Communication Team
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