To contribute to poverty reduction and peace building process in the Maluku Province through the development of sustainable livelihoods and economic activities in selected communities
Preventing neo-natal and infant mortality througth promoting and implementing several activities ; early initiation to breastfeeding, exclusive breastfeeding, pneumonia case management, ORS treatment of diarrhea.
Reduction of under-5 mortality in Buru District, Maluku by 20% in the period 2010-2012 in a way that ensures
Dissemination of STBM messages to community
20% of households of poorest quintile receive STBM messages and practise
Increasing capacity building of POKJA AMPL
Capacity of WASH pokja members increased on planning, budgeting and monitoring
Improving management of malaria in line with national guidelines, including support from local government through local regulation and budget allocation
Developing and strengthening community participation, particularly in promoting and preventing malaria transmission
Developing and strengthening integrated program between Malaria, MCH and EPI
60% pregnant women and children under age 5 in high endemic areas are protected from malaria and benefiting from strengthened health system, evidence-based policy, supportive legislation and budget allocation responsive to local circumstance of malar
To contribute to the realization of children’s rights to survival and development through promotion of the sector and support to national programmes that increase equitable and sustainable access to, and use of, safe water and basic sanitation services, and promote improved hygiene
“The Pathway to Achieving MDGs 4 & 5” (ACHIEVE) is implemented in four Eastern Indonesian provinces by UNICEF.
Malaria in Pregnancy (MIP) is a UNICEF supported project to control malaria in pregnancy especially in the highly endemic malaria provinces of Eastern Indonesia. The incidence of malaria in pregnancy in Eastern Indonesia is 3.9 %, affecting about 180,000pregnancy per year (HHS 2001).