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Rini Ratikasari reads to her 3-year-old daughter Fika

Indonesia: Children and Adolescents Disproportionately Impacted by the Economic Fallout from COVID-19 – UNICEF and BKF

New study highlights the effects of the pandemic on child poverty and the potential of social protection measures aimed at mitigating their impact

Eni holds her 2-year-old son in the kitchen

The impact of COVID-19 on child poverty and mobility

How the economic shocks resulting from COVID-19 affect child poverty and the success of social protection measures aimed at mitigating the impact.

(PDF, 11,43 MB)

Nazriadi and Rukyah get ready to take their children to school

85 per cent of families in Indonesia received support on COVID-19 but more efforts are needed to reach the poorest - UN report

Sahrul Aini carries her child

UNICEF, UNDP, SMERU impact study on the pandemic in disaster-hit areas reveals much vulnerability.

Marlina and her children

Be grateful for every penny: Marlina’s story

Indonesia’s first locally funded social protection programme for children is helping families in Sabang meet their health and nutritional needs

Mother and baby daughter

Mobility insights

A real-time big data & artificial intelligence platform to allow policy makers and citizens to understand the levels of movement and mobility,

Students from Depapre Primary School, Depapre, Papua

The State of Children in Indonesia

Trends, Opportunities and Challenges for Realizing Children’s Rights

(PDF, 14,89 MB)

Boys and a fallen mosque after the earthquake in Sulawesi 2018

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.

Two people looking at the aftermath of Tsunami.

Innovative technology speeds up tracing of children

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