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Destroyed kindergarten school

25 November 2022

100 children killed by earthquake in West Java, Indonesia

Statement by UNICEF Indonesia

Health office staff from across Indonesia, including health crisis analyst Rini Supardan from the Riau Provincial Health Office, learn to operate the rapid health assessment application.

19 September 2022

Transforming Health Data into Action for Emergency Responses

A rapid health assessment application helps health workers quickly identify the needs of the most vulnerable in emergencies.

Children cleans themselves, near toilets built by UNICEF in temporary shelters for survivors of earthquake and tsunami.

A systematic assessment of the WASH in the Emergencies

Strengthening coordination and capacity for WASH in Emergencies

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A Systematic Assessment of the WASH in the Emergencies Sector in Indonesia. (PDF, 10 MB)

Robby Saputra (33), Ramadhani Sri Handayani (32), Nurfanny (30), and Triyana Sari (30) pose in front of the camera in the park in the Social Office office area in Palu, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia, on 11 September 2019.

17 December 2021

Learning how to bring families back together in Palu

UNICEF supported social workers in Central Sulawesi to trace and reunite children who were separated from the families following the earthquake.

Children looking out at a mosque

Children in Indonesia at ‘high risk’ of the impacts of the climate crisis - UNICEF

For the first time, UNICEF ranks countries based on children’s exposure and vulnerability to climate and environmental shocks, with Indonesian children among the world’s most vulnerable.

Children looking out at a mosque

The Climate Crisis is a Child Rights Crisis

Introducing the Children’s Climate Risk Index

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English - Full report (PDF, 11 MB)

English - summary report (PDF, 4 MB)

Boys and a fallen mosque after the earthquake in Sulawesi 2018

01 November 2019

Reflections on CRC Article 6: The right to be alive.

Reflections on CRC Article 6: Every child has the right to be alive. Governments must make sure that children survive and develop in the best possible way.

Robby Saputra (33), Ramadhani Sri Handayani (32), Nurfanny (30), and Triyana Sari (30) pose in front of the camera in the park in the Social Office office area in Palu, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia, on 11 September 2019.

20 September 2019

Learning how to bring families back together in Palu

UNICEF supported social workers in Central Sulawesi to trace and reunite children who were separated from the families following the earthquake.

Mega & Chila, children with disabilities in UNICEF tent

21 February 2019

Let every child be empowered with knowledge for emergencies

UNICEF works with the government and other partners to provide urgent aid during disasters – and to equip young people with potentially life-saving knowledg

Two people looking at the aftermath of Tsunami.

15 February 2019

Innovative technology speeds up tracing of children

A 7.4 magnitude earthquake in Indonesia’s Central Sulawesi on 28 September unleashed a tsunami.