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Contributions

Partner / Organisation Contribution Description
PKBI FP service provision PKBI owns a number of clinics that provide FP services in 31 cities and 17 provinces, in which the services include contraceptive and abortion services. During 2017-2019, a total of 45,539 clients accessed contraceptive services and a total of 10,978 clients required the abortion servies, with the number of clients who received the abortion services were 58% from the total inquiries. There are currently 2 (two) PKBI clinics that are registered on BPJS (UHC) scheme.
Think Well Optimize the role of primary healthcare level (FKTP) in the era of BPJS/UHC Starting on 2017/2018, ThinkWell with the support from Gates Foundation has supported the Government of Indonesia (through Ministry of Health) by developing Strategic Purchasing for Primary Health Care (SP4PHC), focusing on maternal, neonatal, and family planning issues. The project strategy aims to optimize the role of primary healthcare level (FKTP) in the era of BPJS/UHC by improving the quality of services and cares provided by private midwives. To date, the project has developed policy briefs related to the importance of strategic purchasing and is currently under discussion for pilot/modelling in the sub-national level.
There is currently no contributions made in this quarter
There is currently no contributions made in this quarter
Partner / Organisation Contribution Description
PKBI FP service provision PKBI owns a number of clinics that provide FP services in 31 cities and 17 provinces, in which the services include contraceptive and abortion services. During 2017-2019, a total of 45,539 clients accessed contraceptive services and a total of 10,978 clients required the abortion servies, with the number of clients who received the abortion services were 58% from the total inquiries. There are currently 2 (two) PKBI clinics that are registered on BPJS (UHC) scheme.
Think Well Optimize the role of primary healthcare level (FKTP) in the era of BPJS/UHC Starting on 2017/2018, ThinkWell with the support from Gates Foundation has supported the Government of Indonesia (through Ministry of Health) by developing Strategic Purchasing for Primary Health Care (SP4PHC), focusing on maternal, neonatal, and family planning issues. The project strategy aims to optimize the role of primary healthcare level (FKTP) in the era of BPJS/UHC by improving the quality of services and cares provided by private midwives. To date, the project has developed policy briefs related to the importance of strategic purchasing and is currently under discussion for pilot/modelling in the sub-national level.
There is currently no contributions made in this quarter