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From January 2018 through August 2021, HRH2030, funded by USAID Indonesia, offered a strategic and comprehensive plan to improve health outcomes by strengthening the management and optimization of the health workforce through the enhanced availability and use of quality HRH data....
In Jakarta, Indonesia’s bustling capital city, Dr. Ani Ruspitawati’s office oversees more than 5,500 health facilities — known locally as Puskesmas — which serve a population of 10 million people....
On May 5, 2021, HRH2030 participated in the Global Digital Development Forum 2021. “Putting Data in Indonesia Health Workers’ Pockets to Support COVID-19 Response” was an interactive session on leveraging existing information systems and engaging stakeholders at all levels of the health system to...
Recently, USAID launched the Health System Strengthening (HSS) Vision, which made me reflect on the role of data as an enabler of the vision. Particularly, data is an essential driver for strengthening the health workforce, contributing to the resiliency and sustainability of the system....
In November 2020, the MOH signed an agreement with Indonesia’s Midwifery Association (Ikatan Bidan Indonesia, or IBI) to share data and work together to better manage and optimize midwives’ contribution to the health workforce. IBI membership has hundreds of thousands of midwives across the...
Beginning in 2016, HRH2030 collaborated with USAID, PEPFAR, and WHO to develop effective, adaptable approaches to assist low- and middle-income countries with NHWA. Specific activities included working in Ethiopia, Indonesia, and the Philippines to develop tools and governance structures that these countries could use...
HRH2030 has published a new technical brief and complementary case study examining the potential that technical and vocational education and training institutions (TVETs) offer to increase the number of youths employed in health careers. ...
In this case study, HRH2030 tested the global framework for youth employment in health to see how it could be applied to one country, Indonesia, under the guiding question: How can HRH2030’s framework for optimal partnerships and opportunities provide value for Indonesia? ...
This technical brief explores how TVETs could more effectively build and sustain young people on career paths in the health sector, using the HRH2030-developed Youth Employment in Health Framework ....
As we enter the Year of the Health and Care Workers, we are in a timely position to pause and reflect on adaptations to the service delivery landscape in response to COVID19 and how these adaptations and innovations impact human resources for health needs...