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Immunization

Alfiatun in front of the classroom.
Article
06 October 2022
Madura’s historic breakthrough brings hope for children
The involvement of “aunties” helps Madura’s immunization programme make history
A first grader shows his injection after being immunized
Press release
05 October 2022
As Indonesia’s catch-up immunization campaign ends, urgent efforts still needed to address backslide in childhood vaccinations – UNICEF & WHO
A nurse administers a dose of PCV to a baby
Press release
13 September 2022
Government Provides PCV Immunization for All Indonesian Children To Protect from Dangers of Pulmonary Inflammation (Pneumonia)
23-year-old Desti holds her one-year-old daughter Naura at their home in Tanjungpinang, Riau Islands.
Article
26 July 2022
Never too late
Parents renew hopes for their children’s immunization as Indonesia launches nationwide catch-up campaign
A boy receives his immunizations at a village health clinic during National Childhood Immunization Month (BIAN).
Press release
15 July 2022
Indonesia’s Catch-Up Immunization Campaign Tackles Major Decline in Childhood Immunization
Journalist Delima Napitupulu (centre) shares her experiences of reporting on children during a training workshop on Supporting Children's Health Rights through Immunization.
Article
01 July 2022
Promoting Children’s Rights through the Media
A series of workshops led by the Alliance of Independent Journalists of Indonesia and UNICEF help journalists to ethically report on children’s health
Immunization Coordinator Yulianus Yanto Tivan carries a cooler box containing vaccines as he boards a boat to a nearby island in Maluku Province.
Article
30 May 2022
Delivering lifesaving vaccines on the road less travelled
A health worker journeys to protect children and villagers in Indonesia’s far-flung Aru Islands
A baby receives a dose of the polio vaccine
Report
27 May 2022
Impact of COVID-19 on Routine Immunization in Indonesia
Quarterly assessment using Interactive Voice Recording (IVR) technology to assess the continuity of immunization services across all 34 provinces

Impact of COVID-19 on Routine Immunization in Indonesia (PDF, 4,16 MB)
A baby receives a dose of the polio vaccin
Press release
18 April 2022
National Childhood Immunization Month will help to improve Indonesia’s low immunization coverage due to COVID-19
18-month-old Meylan receives the measles and rubella vaccine at the Sejahtera Health Post.
Article
26 January 2022
Catching Up on Child Vaccinations in Indonesia
Health workers in West Papua successfully roll out routine immunizations amid the pandemic.