USAID's Investments for Health in Indonesia - Dollars to Results (Pilot Project)

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Health in Indonesia

Results of USAID's Health spending in Indonesia in 2011
HIV/AIDS $5.5 M
Maternal and Child Health $11.4 M
Tuberculosis $10.2 M
Water Supply and Sanitation $7.6 M
Total Health $34.7 M
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$34.7 M

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USAID/Indonesia health programs are addressing critical gaps in the healthcare system by improving quality of and demand for services; building local capacity; and improving healthcare policies, planning, and governance.

USAID's health program in Indonesia aims to:

  • Support HIV/AIDS prevention;
  • Reduce high rates of maternal deaths and reverse stagnating improvements in child health;
  • Accelerate the diagnosis and treatment of tuberculosis and multidrug-resistant tuberculosis; and
  • Expand access to safe water and sanitation services.
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