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Alfiatun in front of the classroom.

06 October 2022

Madura’s historic breakthrough brings hope for children

The involvement of “aunties” helps Madura’s immunization programme make history

A nurse administers a dose of PCV to a baby

13 September 2022

Government Provides PCV Immunization for All Indonesian Children To Protect from Dangers of Pulmonary Inflammation (Pneumonia)

Immunization Coordinator Yulianus Yanto Tivan carries a cooler box containing vaccines as he boards a boat to a nearby island in Maluku Province.

Delivering lifesaving vaccines on the road less travelled

A health worker journeys to protect children and villagers in Indonesia’s far-flung Aru Islands

Sukirman and a health worker during vaccination

20 December 2021

COVID-19 Vaccine Introduction Readiness Tool 3.0

Tracking the effectiveness of the COVID-19 vaccination programme implementation

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VIRAT 3.0 (PDF, 542 KB)

Situation in vaccination drive

28 September 2021

COVID vaccines support plans to get children back to school

Increasing vaccination rates provide hope for teachers and parents after more than a year of online learning

Mass vaccination situation

How to talk about COVID-19 vaccines

Tips for handling tough conversations with your loved ones.

COVAX Moderna arrival

More than 3 million COVID-19 doses arrive in Indonesia

The Moderna vaccines, donated by the United States Government, will accelerate ongoing vaccination efforts amid a second wave of COVID-19

Village officials Ketut Rimbawan (left) and Nyoman Mariana on a deserted Jimbaran Beach.

COVAX vaccines raise hope for economic recovery in Bali

As COVID-19 vaccinations increase in Bali, communities look ahead to a pandemic recovery.

COVID-19 vaccine at a mass vaccination

What to do before, during and after receiving a vaccine

Tips for navigating the vaccination process.

A health worker visit

Protecting children from the most-deadly infectious disease

Affordable vaccines mean more children can now be protected from pneumonia