presented during“THE ASIAN NATIONAL
STOP TB PARTNERSHIP FORUM”,
14 and 15 March 2016,
Tokyo, Japan
prepared by:

Drg Mariani Reksoprodjo & Dr Fitriani Manan

Indonesia

Area :
1,913,578.68
Population :254,826,034

...Indonesia...
Indonesia is the biggest archipelago in the worldthat consist of 17,000 islands.
It also comprises administratively of :
 34 Provinces-416 districts and 98 cities-7,094

subdistrics-8,412 hamlets and 74,093 villages

...Indonesia...
Current result :Stop TB Partnership is only available in :
 1 city in west java province 1 city and 2 districts in east java province 4 districts in south Sulawesi Province
Based on those data, it is significantly obviousthat “our homeworks” remain so many toaccomplish.

Systematic Presentation

1. Name and Legal Corporate Status

2. Short History
3. Relationship with Other Organizations
4. Members:

Membership, Current Members

...Systematic ...

5. Purposes
6. Activities
7.

Current Challenges

Name and Legal Corporate Status

Name:

FORUM STOP TB PARTNERSHIPINDONESIA (FSTPI)

Status:Meanwhile, it remains temporarily as a Forum.
Chairman of FSTPI is attempting to make theFSTPI a legal organization and formallyregistered to the Ministry of Legal and HumanRights, Republic of Indonesia

Short History•

30 May 2013:

FSTPI was officially established andlaunched in Jakarta.
This is a partnership groupconsisting of diverse organizations
and individuals who have similarcommitment in dealing with TB
problems•

October 2013:

Operational Guideline on FSTPI waspublished... History...
•Address of Secretariat:

Phone / Fax:
Website:Twitter:
Facebook:• 3 -4 March 2014:

Jalan Sultan Iskandar Muda No. 66A
Kebayoran Lama Utara
Jakarta Selatan
DKI Jakarta, Indonesia+62 21 739 74 94
www.stoptbindonesia.org@StopTBIndonesia
StopTBIndonesia
Host for The 2nd Forum of National Stop TB
Partnership in South-East Asia, West
Pacific and East Mediterranian Region

This meeting was attended by 13
out of 14 invited countries(Myanmar regretted to come) and theywere:

... History...



SEA:

India, Bangladesh, Thailand
Nepal and Indonesia

WP:

China, Philippines, Cambodia,Vietnam, South-Korea and JapanEM:

Pakistan and Afghanistan

MEMBERSHIP,
CURRENT NUMBER
Based on the List of FSTPI members at central level,
there are 54 members that consist of:1.

Government Group• Ministry of Health• Coordinating Ministry of HumanDevelopment and Culture• Ministry of Legal and Human Rights• Ministry of Defense• Ministry of Manpower andTransmigration• Centre of Health of National Army
• Centre of Medical and Health of PoliceDepartment

2. State Owned and Private Companies Group• BPJS (Universal Health Coverage) ofManpower• BPJS (Universal Health Coverage) ofHealth• Indonesian Entrepreneurs Association
3. Development Partners Group• WHO Indonesia• USAID• DFAT• KNCV• FHI 360
4.

CSO Group• 9 CBO• 7 FBO

5.

Professional Organizations• Indonesian Medical Doctor Association• Indonesian Internist Association• Indonesian Lung Doctor Association• Indonesian Pediatric Association• Indonesian Public Health Educators
Association• Indonesian National Nurses Association• Indonesian Pharmacists Association• Indonesian Midwives Association• Indonesian Blood Transfusion TechnicianAssociation• Indonesian Medical Laboratory Technology
Expert Association

6.

Health Service Group• Indonesian Hospital Association• Indonesian Primary HealthCare Facilities and Clinics
Association• Gunung Sahari Clinical Laboratory
7.

Academician Group• Faculty of Public Health, University of Indonesia

8.

University Students Group• Asian Medical Students Association (AMSA Indonesia)• Centre for Indonesian Medical Students Activities(CIMSA)• Students Executive Board of Facultiy of Public Health,
University of Indonesia

PURPOSES The main goal is to contribute in supporting thegovernment on TB control

 The Forum is expected to be able to assist inovercoming the burden of national TB problem.

 In TB control, it will be difficult to do it if each groupexercises it without good cooperation and coordination,
as it can lead to the less optimal result.

Activities
1. Quarterly plenary meeting
2. Facilitated meeting for developing national strategicplan on TB

3. Facilitated PHO/DHO/CSO to establish the forum StopTB Partnership

4. Upload any news related TB / FSTPI into website
5. Share information to all of members (from Union, WHO,Global Stop TB Partnership)

...Activities...

6. Will Establish 5 working group in the forum :• Public communication• Advocacy• Community• Health service• Resource Mobilization

1. High Incident Rate and Prevalence Rate in Indonesia(based on the result of survey of 2013-2014)• Incidence Rate: 403 / 100,000 population• Prevalence Rate: 660 / 100,000 population
Total Population in Indonesia:+ 250 million

2. TB-related Issues:• The quality of DOTS should be improved• TB – MDR• TB-HIV• TB-DM• TB-with bad smoking habit
3. a.
b.

Recording and Reporting System for private
physician are notyet formulated
ISTC is not yet fully functioning4. Only around 30% of hospitals that have conducted Hospital
DOTS Linkage.
5. Very limited budget allocated for TB Control from central andlocal governments.

6. Inappropriate TB facilities
7. Lack of understanding of community on TB