Indonesia

Catalyzing innovation and strengthening systems for equitable health access in Indonesia

PATH has worked alongside Indonesia’s government and partners since the 1980s, bringing global expertise and locally grounded solutions to some of the country’s most pressing health challenges. Today, we continue to support Indonesia’s evolving health priorities by connecting evidence, innovation, and partnerships to strengthen local capacity and deliver solutions that can be sustained and scaled.

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Health Innovation in Indonesia

PATH advances Indonesia’s health transformation agenda across four key areas: strengthening primary health care, building a resilient vaccine ecosystem, strengthening infectious disease surveillance and control, and improving nutrition and population health. Our work spans digitally enabled community health services, disease detection and outbreak preparedness, vaccine development and local manufacturing, and integrated nutrition interventions. Working with government, communities, research institutions, and industry, we help turn these priorities into practical solutions that improve health today and strengthen Indonesia’s capacity for the future.

PATH Indonesia by the numbers
2.3B
of nOPV2 doses delivered through PATH’s partnership with Bio Farma
2.3K
CHWs trained in digital tools for integrated primary health care
144K
CHW-led health screenings through community events and home visits

Our office

Our office is in Jakarta, Indonesia
Address: Cyber 2 Tower, 18th floor. Jl. H. R. Rasuna Said No.13, RT.7/RW.2, Kuningan, Kuningan Timur, Setiabudi, Jakarta, Indonesia, 12950
Phone: +6221-5799 8713
Email: Indonesia@path.org

Meet our team

  1. Soleh Ayubi

    Country Representative, Indonesia

Partner with us

Strategic partnerships are central to PATH's work in Indonesia. We collaborate with government, communities, academia, the private sector, and development partners to strengthen health systems, accelerate innovation, and improve health outcomes.