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Toward a Malaria-Free Indonesia 2030: The Launch of the National Action Plan of Malaria Elimination (RANEM) 2026–2029
The Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia has officially published the National Action Plan of Malaria Elimination (RANEM) 2026–2029. This strategic framework serves as both a policy directive and an updated national operational guide to accelerate the country's progress toward achieving a...
May 13, 2026
Reports
Building Research and Policy Capacity in Papua: Technical and Evaluation Reports on Infectious Disease Modelling Workshop
As part of the SHIELD PAPUA initiative's commitment to strengthening health systems in eastern Indonesia, the technical and evaluation reports for the "Collaborative Workshop on Infectious Disease Modelling for Health Policy and Research" have been finalised. The workshop, held in Jayapura from 13–1...
May 11, 2026
Reports
Community Voices: Redefining Funding Priorities for Inclusive Malaria Elimination in Indonesia
Written by: Lenny L. EkawatiIndonesia's journey toward malaria elimination has achieved significant milestones, yet the remaining challenges lie in the most difficult-to-reach areas—both geographically and socially. As the country navigates the funding transition from international donors like the G...
December 11, 2025
Publication
One-Island Approach for Indonesia and Papua New Guinea to Fight Malaria on The Island of New Guinea
Published December 11, 2025, Author : APLMAThis is a summary of a commentary published in Nature Communications titled “Two Nations, One Front: Indonesia and Papua New Guinea forge a One-Island approach to fight persistent malaria on New Guinea” on 4 December 2025.The island of New Guinea – home to...
November 27, 2025
Research
Second-Phase Evaluation of the PERKASA Community Health Worker Programme: Community Acceptance, Field Performance, Operational Challenges, and Sustainability
The success of integrated health programmes relies not only on the readiness of health facilities, healthcare workers, and referral systems. It also depends on whether communities accept, trust, and engage with these programmes in their daily lives. For this reason, following the initial assessment...
June 08, 2026
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