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Spreading facts, not fear, in the fight against Coronavirus

U-Report launch poll focused on on the symptoms, transmission and prevention of the new Coronavirus

Rubble and broken houses are all that remains of Belaroa, Sulawesi, which was completely destroyed by a powerful earthquake

WhatsApp pilot helps tsunami response

Working with WhatsApp in the aftermath of the tsunami to quickly collect needs and provide information to stay alive

I Made Suwancita, UNICEF RapidPro consultant, looks at the dashboard with Ibu Enung Nurhayati, immunization coordinator, and Ibu Dr Rahmi, head of this health centre.

Health workers harness real-time data to support Indonesia’s

Health workers harness real-time data to support Indonesia’s largest immunization campaign

Rita Iriati, carrying her 3-year-old daughter, Novita, walks on a road in the village of Kemalang in Klaten District, Central Java Province.

Adolescents Take Action to End Child Marriage

Indonesian U-Reporters convene in a three-day leadership camp

Children wait to be vaccinated against measles, at the Kopeta 'Puskesmas' (community health centre) in the north-eastern port town of Maumere in Sikka District, on Flores Island in East Nusa Tenggara Province. The area has experienced repeated outbreaks of the disease, which is a principal cause of blindness in children and can lead to pneumonia, encephalitis and other fatal illnesses.

Real-time Scorecards for Vaccination Targets

RapidPro is powering up Indonesia's Measles-Rubella Campaign

On 22 December 2018, in Makasar, South Sulawesi Indonesia, Rizka demonstrates how to be U-Reporter and become agent of change using WhatsApp application.

Why Big Data is Important to Youth

An interview with Mohammad Ilham Akbar Junior

Indonesia is carrying out its largest ever vaccination campaign.

Boosting Immunization in Urban Java

Leveraging Indonesia's mobile connectivity and RapidPro to introduce interventions

On 25 December 2018 in Indonesia, (left to right) Bima, 6, Adit, 11, and Agung 13 in the coastal area in Tamanjaya village, Sumur District, Pandeglang, Banten, in the western part of Java island. All three children are survivors of the tsunami, their house is located only about 100 meters from the beach.

Designing Solutions for Indonesia’s Children

Co-Design Workshop for Children in the Age of Haze

New U-Reporters in Indonesia

Indonesian Scouts Speak Up Through U-Report

Engaging the world's largest scout movement to address key issues

27,000 active U-Reporters across Indonesia raise their voices to influence national and even global discussions on issues that are relevant to them.

Amplifying the Voices of Youth

U-Reporters in Indonesia speak out on national and global issues