Health and Nutrition
Indonesia has reduced infant and child mortality rates, but UNICEF’s Health & Nutrition programme faces great challenges in helping to reduce child malnutrition and improve maternal health.
Basic Education For All
UNICEF supports the Government of Indonesia’s efforts to increase access to basic education, and is a key partner in designing programmes for improving the overall quality of education in the country.
Child Protection
UNICEF’s Child Protection Programme addresses issues related to birth registration, abuse, violence and exploitation of children, and to this end cooperates closely with government and law agencies.
Fighting HIV/AIDS
By 2010, some 110,000 Indonesians will be suffering or will have died from AIDS and another million will be HIV-positive. UNICEF believes that children and youth can successfully fight HIV/AIDS.
Water and Environmental Sanitation
Water and sanitation conditions remain very poor in many parts of Indonesia. UNICEF works hard to provide better, more accessible water and sanitation facilities for children and their families.
