UNAIDS Indonesia

09/03/2026

Evidence-based action is at the heart of the HIV response. 🌏✨

UNAIDS Indonesia is proud to support the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia in convening the National HIV Estimates and Projections Workshop on 2–6 March 2026.

This vital five-day collaboration brings together technical experts, national stakeholders, and partners including World Health Organization, Avenir Health, and the East-West Center. Together, we are reviewing the latest data to ensure Indonesia’s National Strategic Plan and the upcoming Global Fund GC8 proposal are guided by the most robust epidemiological evidence.

When we understand the epidemic better, we can serve people better. A huge thank you to the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia and all our technical partners for their commitment to precision and partnership. 🤝📈

Together, UNAIDS and partners are shaping the roadmap to Ending AIDS by 2030.

Securing a sustainable future for Indonesia’s health!✨

03/03/2026

One goal, six provinces: A stronger HIV response for Tanah Papua!

On 25–27 February, the UNAIDS Country Office Indonesia supported the Ministry of Health in convening experts, community networks, and healthcare champions for the Joint HIV Program Review for Tanah Papua, with one shared goal: accelerating the HIV response across all six provinces.

A key highlight: strengthening the integration of community-led support for HIV, TB, and malaria to build a more sustainable foundation for the years ahead.

A huge shoutout to our local partners from Papua and PLHIV networks who shared their invaluable insights. Together, we are stronger. 💪

25/02/2026

A strong HIV response starts with strong communities.

UNAIDS Indonesia supported a two-day consultation meeting (23–24 February 2026) that brought together the HIV working team of the Ministry of Health (MOH) and national community networks to reflect on the findings of the Joint HIV Programme Review (JPR) and shape recommendations for the future implementation of Indonesia’s HIV programme.

Inspired by the dedication and leadership of the MOH HIV working team and our community partners 💪✨

20/02/2026

As a follow-up to the Joint Program Review, UNAIDS and UNICEF supported the Review Meeting on the Operational Guidelines for HIV & STI Services within the National Health Insurance (JKN) Scheme and Future Policy Proposals, held on 19–20 February 2026.

Representatives from the Ministry of Health, BPJS Health, health facilities, experts, development partners (UNAIDS, UNICEF, WHO, and EpiC), and national organizations joined the discussion to strengthen HIV & STI services under JKN.

Thank you to all partners and participants for your valuable insights and commitment to improving HIV services in Indonesia.

Together, we move closer to ending AIDS by 2030.

26/11/2025

26/11/2025

In 2025, sudden funding cuts from the United States and reduced support from several major donors have shaken the global AIDS response.

In the momentum of , UNAIDS released its latest report, highlighting how these disruptions are unfolding and how communities continue to demonstrate resilience in sustaining AIDS response efforts.

The report underscores that despite significant challenges, frontline communities continue to move forward, adapt, and ensure that no one is left behind.

📄 Read the full report here: https://www.unaids.org/en/2025-world-aids-day

26/11/2025

The new UNAIDS report shows that the global AIDS response is in turmoil following sudden funding cuts in 2025

In international funding is down just as HIV prevention falters

Read about the regional situation here➡️https://bit.ly/4iiUzZM

25/11/2025

25/11/2025

17/10/2025

Community-led programmes are lifelines — protect them!

19/09/2025

Today, 19 September 2025, UNAIDS Country Director Indonesia, Dr. Muhammad Saleem, in a meeting with community groups to discuss funding gaps and explore strategies for mobilizing private sector support for community-led services in Indonesia.