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    Ng Ka Yin, Kelvin Ministry of Health Republic of Indonesia Dear Minister Ng, Thank you for the briefing on Indonesia's biggest health challenges. I have reviewed the key facts and proposed policies on HIV/AIDS and water and sanitation issues. Both areas require urgent attention and strategic interventions. On HIV/AIDS, scaling up testing and treatment access through decentralized services is critical. Increasing contraceptive use through education and affordability can help curb new infections. Subsidies for HIV prevention vaccines also show promise. For water and sanitation, behavior change communication to promote hygiene practices must be prioritized. Investing in rural water infrastructure and a water quality monitoring system can improve access and safety. Technical

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    Ng Ka Yin, Kelvin Ministry of Health Republic of Indonesia Dear Minister Ng, Thank you for the briefing on Indonesia's biggest health challenges. I have reviewed the key facts and proposed policies on HIV/AIDS and water and sanitation issues. Both areas require urgent attention and strategic interventions. On HIV/AIDS, scaling up testing and treatment access through decentralized services is critical. Increasing contraceptive use through education and affordability can help curb new infections. Subsidies for HIV prevention vaccines also show promise. For water and sanitation, behavior change communication to promote hygiene practices must be prioritized. Investing in rural water infrastructure and a water quality monitoring system can improve access and safety. Technical

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    Ng Ka Yin, Kelvin Ministry of Health Republic of Indonesia Dear Minister Ng, Thank you for the briefing on Indonesia's biggest health challenges. I have reviewed the key facts and proposed policies on HIV/AIDS and water and sanitation issues. Both areas require urgent attention and strategic interventions. On HIV/AIDS, scaling up testing and treatment access through decentralized services is critical. Increasing contraceptive use through education and affordability can help curb new infections. Subsidies for HIV prevention vaccines also show promise. For water and sanitation, behavior change communication to promote hygiene practices must be prioritized. Investing in rural water infrastructure and a water quality monitoring system can improve access and safety. Technical

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    PERU

    Home to the world-renowned 15th century Incan citadel of Machu Picchu, the Republic of Peru is an extremely biodiverse country
    situated in Western South America | Peru has a High Human Development Index (0.734) and Peru’s economy is classified as a
    Upper Middle Income Economy | World Bank statistics estimated that 25.8% of Peru’s population was living in poverty in 2012 |
    Various policies and programmes have been proposed through the perspectives of the Ministry of Education, Ministry of Health and
    Ministry of Housing with the aim of alleviating complications of poverty

    HEALTH
    BIGGEST CHALLENGES
    • In 2016, there are 48000 and new • In 2016. Diarrhoea caused by
    HIV infections 38000 AIDS-related untreated water lead to the death
    death of 31% of children

    HIV/AIDS WATER & SANITATION

    HIV/AIDS
    FACTS
    • Only 5-10% of HIV/AIDS sufferers get diagnosed and treated.
    • Access to early infant diagnosis (EID) is low with less than 1000 tested
    per year
    • Contraceptive prevalence was only 62%

    POLICIES
    • Train and implement decentralized dried blood spot sample collection
    at all facilities with PMTCT services
    • Promote decentralization of HIV/AIDS treatment services from large
    hospitals to primary health care facilities
    • Increase contraceptive use by education and facilitate affordable
    access to contraceptives
    • Provide subsidies to increase the availability of vaccination to prevent
    HIV/AIDS

    WATER AND SANITATION


    FACTS
    • Over 40 million people lack access to an improved water source
    • Nearly 20 % Indonesians defecate in the open; 50% Indonesians do
    not wash their hands when needed
    • Public investment in water supply is only US$2 per capita a year

    POLICIES
    • Promote behavior change such as using toilets and washing hands,
    particularly among low-income families and slum dwellers
    • Provide local government funding to improve water supply
    infrastructure such as water pipes and sewerage, especially In rural
    areas
    • Provide technical assistance to communities for local water and
    sanitation infrastructure
    • Cooperate with UNICEF to develop water quality monitoring system
    and database

    Minister of Health: Ng Ka Yin, Kelvin (3035279909)

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