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ACTIVITIES REPORT NATIONAL BOARD OF INDONESIAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION (IPHA) 2012 INDONESIAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION (IPHA ) SECRETARY OF IPHA: Mochtar Building 1st Floor Jl. Pegangsan Timur No 16 Jakarta.10320 Phone: 021-3145583, Fax: 021-3145583 Email: iakmipusat@yahoo.com Website: www.ipha.or.id

ACTIVITIES REPORT NATIONAL BOARD OF INDONESIAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION 2012 I. BACKGROUND Globalization era is being swept across parts of the world was directly increase global health issues. The high mobilization of people cause diseases transmission being faster, more widespread, non linier and also unpredictable. Indirect efects of globalization are also led to the inequity development both physical and non physical. It makes many people are tempted to make the transition to the big cities in the hope of a decent education, health facilities more easily, as well as other needs are more easily due to the large cities have a more complete infrastructure. Urbanization in big cities are increasingly adding complex of urban health problems. In the other side, poverty area was left behind so that the gap is getting worse. The current challenge is not only coming from global but also domestic. Indonesia is a large and ver ydiverse country where there is high economic growth so high which cause Indonesia being country with low moderate GNP. However, inequity may become uncontrol because strength influence towards health achievement (social determinants of health). But, diverse socio-cultural with high social capital (social capital) that can be learned and reinforce each other for social security and health of the nation's development effectiveness. XI National Congress of Indonesian Public Health Associaton (IAKMI) in Bandung, 2010 need IAKMI to be a professional organization that gives the direction of development, assisting, critiquing and fill the community health development program for the nation. This further reinforces the IAKMI as one of the elements of civil society who participated in the development of the nation s health. IAKMI as a synergistic partner of the government in the development of the nation s health for the realization of optimal health. PP no. 38/2008 dan PP no. 19/2010 make IAKMI s position more strategic in decentralization era. Almost all provinces and most urban districts have been authorized and have the regional board and executive branch IAKMI that can be developed to perform various public health related professions. IAKMI has more 500 members which spread in all of Indonesia. IAKMI membership is not limited by those who have passed the level of education S1, S2, S3 but all

members of the public health community with a wide range of expertise within and outside the health of working for public health is a member of IAKMI. VISION AND MISSION a. VISI Central Board of IAKMI 2010-2013 have a vision Towards Global Professional Organization. This vision hopefully can support to create public health professional whom competitive and then capable to face global challenges and be able to use creative approach to solving health problems of specific local and also global level. b. MISSION: 1. Implementing credentials professional 2. Play an active role in improving the quality of output of public health education 3. Develop public health competencies and skills of its members 4. Public recognition oh the professionalisme of public health 5. Play an active role in national development and health development especially 6. To build IAKMI as an effective public health professional organizations throughout the II. territory of Indonesia STRATEGI a. Confirming the appropriate professional standards equivalent to global needs b. Confriming the output quality of public health education c. Development the ability of the members in its profession d. Encourage the development of sound public health including the development policy e. Capacity building both at central and regional levels, including through strategic alliances III. with the international is no exception PROGRAM PRIORITY 1. Advance Public Health Professionalism 1. Strategic Input Factors Central and Regional Institutional of IAKMI Collaborate with Association of Indonesian Public Health Institution also 151 institutions of Public Health 2. Institutional Capacity Revitalization of Public Health Collegium in Institutional of IAKMI Synchronization and alliances with Association of Indonesian Public Health Institution also 151 institutions of Public Health

3. Active Programming HPEQ Programme alliance with Association of Indonesian Public Health Institution Capacity building oh Public Health Institution based on territorial 4. Expected Output The relevance of Education and professionalism Standard Competency Continuing Education 2. Effective Public Health Professionalism in Advance Health of Nation s 1. Strategic Input Factors Central and Regional of Institutional of IAKMI Flexibility Membership of IAKMI 2. Institutional Capacity Revitalization Institutional of IAKMI from central until regional board Rainbow coalition in advance Health of Nation s 3. Active Programming Consortium of Public Health Institutional and IAKMI as government partners Capacity Building of Public Health profession based on territory 4. Expected Output Draft of Law of The Human Resources Health Operational Research Facilitation and Consultation Health policy process Intervention Model of Public Health

IV. ACTIVITIES PROGRAMME No. Activities Date & Place Goals Objective Follow up Plan 1. HPEQ Project Tentative, 1. Public health education strat from academic paper have 2010 been formulated 1. Formulate Public health public health education academic paper (yr ) 2. Standardize Public health professional competency 3. Accreditation to entire School of public health by the accreditation institution managed to professional organizations its self. 1. Develop tools of competency testing of public health professional 2. Implement of public health professions education program in 5 school of public health founder 3. Formalize component of accreditation institution managed by professional organizations its self. 4. Advocacy to government and parliament to the all public health profession set out in academic paper accommodated in regulation. 2. 2nd HPEQ International Conference Westin Nusa Dua Hotel, 3-5Desember 1. Create the international standard leaders & education of health professional education 2. Share best practices and current research in health professional education 3. Learning experiences, Improve HPEQ Competency 4. Develop social community and build network 1. socialized concept of interprofessional education to all stake holder managing the health higher education.

3. International Symposium on Health and Research Development to address health inequity 4. Symposium International Gorontalo Sanur Paradise Plasa Hotel, 16 18 November University Gorontalo Convention Centre, 25 27 October 1. Exchange information, policy, and efforts in public health research and development addressing health inequity 2. Share on the implementation of research findings into health policy in addressing health inequity 3. Share experiences on designing evidence based public health interventions and policies to address health inequity 1. Support in improve the writing skill variety of research result and encompass a variety of public health research result to attain in national and international reputation public health journal. 2. Discuss situation and condition achievement target MDGs in Various region In Indonesia. 3. Identification various problem to be debottlenecking in achieving MDGs. 4. Discuss various solution and local potency in achieving MDGs. 5. Arrange recommendation and local 1. The symposium has received appreciation from the west pacific regional liaison office World Public health Association 2. The solid partnership between government (NIHRD) and civil society (IPHA) as well as international organization (WHO) 3. Dissemination event of NIHRD s research result on international forum 1. Formulated public health profession recommendation in an effort accelerating MDG target strengthening public health care as the cutting edge of health system. 2. Capacitating of local stake holder as the decision maker of MDG in health 1. continued collaboration between NIHRD and IPHA to organized a regional symposium (Southeast Asia) 2. being developed health inequity research roadmap by social determinant of health approach 1. Recommendations of the seminar presented to vice minister of health which is expected to be material input in health policy 2. Advocating for ministry of health to put PTT Public health worker who are primary resources of health promotion. This policy also highly synergistic with the MOH which will focus on community empowerment effort.

5. Technical support to implement HIV and AIDS Curriculum HIV and AIDS in 17 Province September December, 17 Province plan of action in Achieving MDGs. 1. Improve the quality of the curriculum management of HIV and AIDS in universities and centers of education and training in the province 2. Enhance better cooperation between the Secretariat of the Provincial AIDS Commissions, IAKMI Province, the local University, and local health office 3. Provide a forum for consultation on improving the quality of human resources province and other efforts to increase the effectiveness of the response to HIV and AIDS program. 1. HIV and AIDS materials are fed into the local content in the curriculum of public health higher education 2. The existence of synergy between KPAP, local health office, regional board IPHA, and the University in knowledge brokering efforts of HIV and AIDS 1. advocacy to ministry of national education and culture to make a regulation that requires school of public health to include HIV and AIDS as subject. 2. enclose HIV dan AIDS to public health education paper as one of the public health substance 3. Preparation of a plan of cooperation between KPAD, local health official, IPHA regional board and university in its effort to brokering knowledge of HIV and AIDS 6. Developing Guideline book Strategic Planning HIV and AIDS 7. National Health working meeting June November Regional I/East : 21-24 February, Balai Sudirman 1. develop guidelines for the AIDS commission Province to developing the Strategic Plan for HIV and AIDS in -2015. 1. Increasing the role of provinces in health development 2. Accelerate the realization the achievement of program goals of 1. Has been arranged, the guidelines of HIV AIDS strategic plan in -2015, which become inputs for local governments in the response to HIV and AIDS 1. The formulated draft National Health System 2. The formulated draft National Long Term Development Plan 1. Implementation strategy on HIV and AIDS of local government 1. Submit political recommendation drawn up by civil society (all IPHA regional board) based on current condition of health services

Jakarta Regional II/West : 7-10 March Bapelkes Batam Ministry of Health 3. The resulting policy recommendations and implementation plan Health Development program. 4. Introduction of the new policies (legislation and programs) at the Center for Health sector. 5. Realization of understanding and agreement on the managing and execution of BOK, Jampersal, Center-Regional Action Plan in achieving the MDG targets. 8. Roundtable Discussion In Preparing NCD Summit 9. Send a delegation of IAKMI Hotel Acacia Jakarta, 11 August 1. Disseminate epidemiological trend of NCD 2. Discuss policy options at central dan local governments 3. Strengthen government commitment for NCD control 4. Elaborate civil society involvement with govts to prepare appropriate and effective actions 1. Provide input to the MOH about the Public health efforts in tackling NCD 2. Participate actively in supporting the 1. The arrangement of political recommendations in the prevention of NCD as a meeting material of Non Communicable Disease Summit 1. Active role of the NCD IAKMI summit as one of the only delegate 1. Recommendation has been sent to president and minister of health as an official representing president in a high level meeting. 1. Enclosing NCD control network spearhead by Director of NCD MOH and IPHA.

(IPHA) to accompany the Minister of Health of ROI to NCD Summit at United Nations Headquarters in New York 10. Public Discussion: Graphic Health Warning KKI room, Nusantara Building II, House of representative Indonesia Declaration of the UN member states in the Controling NCD 1. Political statements and related public opinion related Graphic health warnings should be 50% of the cigarette packaging 2. Preparation Step advocacy strategic move when graphic health warnings is less than 50% of the packaging. 3. Strategic action plan to monitor the implementation of graphic health from an element of professional organizations 1. Composed of political recommendations in the application of Graphic Health Warning on cigarette packaging in Indonesia 2. Declaration of Indobesian Student movement for tobacco control 2. Enclosing NCD control advocacy handbook as guideline at national and local level. 1. recommendation of implementation Graphic health warning on cigarette pack has been sent to government as a material for forming government regulation about tobacco control as addictive substances for health. warning 11. Strengthening Health Human Resources Information System for Planning & Management Augusts 2010 December 1. 3. To imporove of information system of HRH 1.

of Health Manpower 12. Health Policy Discussion Step I : Evaluation national Health Development toward health care reform of an independent and equitable 13. Step II : Evaluation national Health Development toward health care reform of an independent and equitable 11 November 2010, Hotel Pangrango, Bogor, West Java 16 November, Hotel Braja Mustika 1. Conduct the evaluation, strategic policy review, and develop an action plan for health development in Indonesia toward health care reform of an independent and equitable and also to synchronize the role of health development between health ministry of health with civil society 2. Evaluating health development efforts of and health care reform agenda of an independent and equitable 3. Discusses various "the bottlenecking" in health development in Indonesia based on research data and findings in the field.. 4. Discuss the formation of a consortium of public health through the synchronization between the role of health ministries and civil society toward health care reform of an independent and equitable 1. Conduct a strategic review and action plan (Government and civil society) to seven (7) roadmap goals of public health reform toward health care reform of an independent and equitable 1. formulated rrecommendations, follow-up plan and a moral commitment to support health care reform 2. The formulated health consortium format to support accelerated of national health development of 1. The formulated action plans targeting seven health care reform roadmap

VI.CLOSING Thus Activity Report is structured by Central Board of IAKMI as a performance evaluation during the year which is a concern to various public health issues faced. Hopefully we can continue to achieve Health of Nation s.