Disability Repository

Through its 2030 SDGs agenda, the UN has pledged to eradicate poverty in all its forms, end discrimination and exclusion, and reduce inequalities and vulnerabilities that leave people behind. The UN commitment to Leave No One Behind is aligned with the efforts of the Indonesian government to prioritise disability inclusion, as reflected in the National Medium-Term Development Plan (RPJMN). This multi-agency repository specifically showcases a compilation of documents that focuses on or includes specific highlights regarding disability-inclusive programs in Indonesia. This repository will be updated continuously as the work on disability inclusion progresses and more documents become availble.



Report Disability Data in Indonesia
Disability data is increasingly being championed on the global development agenda. Data on disabilities is needed to develop evidence-based policies, evaluate progress, and identify remaining challenges. This report aims to undertake a specific mapping of disability data, examining the state of disability data and its data ecosystem in Indonesia. Furthermore, it aims to identify the challenges and opportunities of having adequate disability data.
Report Disability Data in Indonesia Disability data is increasingly being championed on the global development agenda. Data on disabilities is needed to develop evidence-based policies, evaluate progress, and identify remaining challenges. This report aims to undertake a specific mapping of disability data, examining the state of disability data and its data ecosystem in Indonesia. Furthermore, it aims to identify the challenges and opportunities of having adequate disability data.
Situational Analysis on the State of Data in Indonesia
The United Nations Country Team in Indonesia (UNCT Indonesia) is developing a 'Country Data Strategy for Indonesia' intended to guide the UNCT to effectively leverage data to provide reliable and timely insights that would allow for achieving broader development targets, including the SDGs. One of the elements which serve as the basis for the strategy is the mapping of disability data.
Situational Analysis on the State of Data in Indonesia The United Nations Country Team in Indonesia (UNCT Indonesia) is developing a 'Country Data Strategy for Indonesia' intended to guide the UNCT to effectively leverage data to provide reliable and timely insights that would allow for achieving broader development targets, including the SDGs. One of the elements which serve as the basis for the strategy is the mapping of disability data.
Summary of Key Inputs and Challenges for the UNCT Data Strategy & Potential Pathways for a Use-Case Approach to Support Disability Data
This document outlines underlying factors, inputs, and assumptions as a basis to suggest short-term action items focused on disability data. This document is part of UNCT Indonesia's 'Country Data Strategy for Indonesia', where one of the elements includes the mapping of disability data.
Summary of Key Inputs and Challenges for the UNCT Data Strategy & Potential Pathways for a Use-Case Approach to Support Disability Data This document outlines underlying factors, inputs, and assumptions as a basis to suggest short-term action items focused on disability data. This document is part of UNCT Indonesia's 'Country Data Strategy for Indonesia', where one of the elements includes the mapping of disability data.

2021 Pulse Lab Jakarta Annual Report
The 2021 Annual Report highlights how PLJ significantly contributed to advocating for gender equality and social inclusion, particularly for people with disabilities, in the data innovation ecosystem.
2021 Pulse Lab Jakarta Annual Report The 2021 Annual Report highlights how PLJ significantly contributed to advocating for gender equality and social inclusion, particularly for people with disabilities, in the data innovation ecosystem.
Achieving the SDGs for Children in Indonesia: Emerging Findings for Reaching the Targets
This research aims to understand key factors influencing child outcomes and the likelihood of making satisfactory progress toward the SDGs. Based on data that shows how vulnerable groups including persons with disabilities experience higher poverty levels than the general population, additional efforts are needed to ensure that they are not left behind.
Achieving the SDGs for Children in Indonesia: Emerging Findings for Reaching the Targets This research aims to understand key factors influencing child outcomes and the likelihood of making satisfactory progress toward the SDGs. Based on data that shows how vulnerable groups including persons with disabilities experience higher poverty levels than the general population, additional efforts are needed to ensure that they are not left behind.
Actuarial Analysis of a Proposed Unemployment Insurance Scheme in Indonesia
This report assesses the cost and funding of the unemployment insurance scheme, including Jaminan Hari Tua (old age savings/provident fund or JHT). Under JHT, all accumulated savings can be withdrawn at retirement and in case of permanent disability and job terminations.
Actuarial Analysis of a Proposed Unemployment Insurance Scheme in Indonesia This report assesses the cost and funding of the unemployment insurance scheme, including Jaminan Hari Tua (old age savings/provident fund or JHT). Under JHT, all accumulated savings can be withdrawn at retirement and in case of permanent disability and job terminations.
Addressing Gender Barriers to Entrepreneurship and Leadership Among Girls and Young Women in South-East Asia
Through primary research in Indonesia, Lao PDR, and Thailand, the study seeks to understand how their household and community shape youth capacity and agency for entrepreneurship and leadership and the wider ecosystem as they move from adolescence to early adulthood. While the report has some recommendations for young people with disabilities, the primary research did not include young people with disability, limiting the scope of this research findings.
Addressing Gender Barriers to Entrepreneurship and Leadership Among Girls and Young Women in South-East Asia Through primary research in Indonesia, Lao PDR, and Thailand, the study seeks to understand how their household and community shape youth capacity and agency for entrepreneurship and leadership and the wider ecosystem as they move from adolescence to early adulthood. While the report has some recommendations for young people with disabilities, the primary research did not include young people with disability, limiting the scope of this research findings.
Adolescent Girls and Youth in Crisis, Voices from Central Sulawesi
This study on Central Sulawesi's adolescent girls and youth in crisis provides recommendations based on their specific needs. Even though the recommendations accommodate for persons with disabilities (PWD), research limitations means that findings on PWD are less represented.
Adolescent Girls and Youth in Crisis, Voices from Central Sulawesi This study on Central Sulawesi's adolescent girls and youth in crisis provides recommendations based on their specific needs. Even though the recommendations accommodate for persons with disabilities (PWD), research limitations means that findings on PWD are less represented.
An analysis of National Action Plans on Women, Peace and Security in Indonesia, Nepal, Philippines, and Timor-Leste
This paper assesses approaches to Conflict-related Sexual Violence (CRSV) within the National Action Plans in Indonesia, Nepal, Philippines and Timor-Leste. It finds that disaggregated approaches to the needs of victims/survivors of CRSV on the basis of identity factors (age, ethnicity, disability, etc.), are largely absent from these plans.
An analysis of National Action Plans on Women, Peace and Security in Indonesia, Nepal, Philippines, and Timor-Leste This paper assesses approaches to Conflict-related Sexual Violence (CRSV) within the National Action Plans in Indonesia, Nepal, Philippines and Timor-Leste. It finds that disaggregated approaches to the needs of victims/survivors of CRSV on the basis of identity factors (age, ethnicity, disability, etc.), are largely absent from these plans.
An Overview Of The Indonesian Disaster Resilient Villages
This WFP report highlights a Disaster Resilient Village in Yogyakarta where two special needs schools conduct disaster management simulations that were developed for people with hearing disabilities.
An Overview Of The Indonesian Disaster Resilient Villages This WFP report highlights a Disaster Resilient Village in Yogyakarta where two special needs schools conduct disaster management simulations that were developed for people with hearing disabilities.
Analytical Framework for Linking Sustainable Development Goals with Human Rights Obligations in Indonesia
This document promotes a human rights-based approach to national development planning in the context of the 2030 agenda. The analytical framework informs the web-based tool developed for monitoring progress toward SDGs using the suggested human rights-based indicators; one of which is an increased percentage of poor and vulnerable disabled people.
Analytical Framework for Linking Sustainable Development Goals with Human Rights Obligations in Indonesia This document promotes a human rights-based approach to national development planning in the context of the 2030 agenda. The analytical framework informs the web-based tool developed for monitoring progress toward SDGs using the suggested human rights-based indicators; one of which is an increased percentage of poor and vulnerable disabled people.
Annual Report 2016
This report highlights UNESCO Indonesia's 2016 programs. One of the milestones was that the Government of Padang City signed a MoU with UNESCO on the Social Inclusion of People with Disabilities. The MoU marked the start of a collaboration between both parties to address the needs and promote the rights of persons with disabilities residing in the city.
Annual Report 2016 This report highlights UNESCO Indonesia's 2016 programs. One of the milestones was that the Government of Padang City signed a MoU with UNESCO on the Social Inclusion of People with Disabilities. The MoU marked the start of a collaboration between both parties to address the needs and promote the rights of persons with disabilities residing in the city.
Annual Report 2018 Unicef Indonesia
The report highlights UNICEF's achievements in 2018, most of which focused on emergency response in the aftermath of the Sulawesi disaster. The report featured a quote from a government education official on welcoming children with disabilities at local schools.
Annual Report 2018 Unicef Indonesia The report highlights UNICEF's achievements in 2018, most of which focused on emergency response in the aftermath of the Sulawesi disaster. The report featured a quote from a government education official on welcoming children with disabilities at local schools.
Assessment of Policy Opportunities for the Ratification and Implementation of the Marrakesh Treaty in Indonesia
Indonesia is one of only two ASEAN countries to sign the Marrakesh Treaty to Facilitate Access to Published Works for Persons Who Are Blind, Visually Impaired or Otherwise Print Disabled. This brief assesses policy opportunities for ratifying and implementing the Marrakesh Treaty in Indonesia.
Assessment of Policy Opportunities for the Ratification and Implementation of the Marrakesh Treaty in Indonesia Indonesia is one of only two ASEAN countries to sign the Marrakesh Treaty to Facilitate Access to Published Works for Persons Who Are Blind, Visually Impaired or Otherwise Print Disabled. This brief assesses policy opportunities for ratifying and implementing the Marrakesh Treaty in Indonesia.
Embracing Diversity and Inclusion in Indonesian Schools - Challenges and Policy Options for the Future of Inclusive Education
This policy note reviews Indonesia's Inclusive Education policies and regulations, assesses service delivery, and discusses potential gaps in policy implementation, with dedicated attention to children with disabilities.
Embracing Diversity and Inclusion in Indonesian Schools - Challenges and Policy Options for the Future of Inclusive Education This policy note reviews Indonesia's Inclusive Education policies and regulations, assesses service delivery, and discusses potential gaps in policy implementation, with dedicated attention to children with disabilities.
Final Report Mapping Persons with Disabilities (PWD) in Indonesia Labor Market
This study attempted to map the condition of persons with disabilities (PWD) in the Indonesian labour market using 2016 Sakernas data. The main focus of the data is the socioeconomic condition of PWD, the characteristics of employed PWD, and the wage distribution of PWD.
Final Report Mapping Persons with Disabilities (PWD) in Indonesia Labor Market This study attempted to map the condition of persons with disabilities (PWD) in the Indonesian labour market using 2016 Sakernas data. The main focus of the data is the socioeconomic condition of PWD, the characteristics of employed PWD, and the wage distribution of PWD.
Inclusion in Indonesia's Education Sector: A Subnational Review of Gender Gaps and Children with Disabilities
This study seeks to examine gender gaps and disability issues in education in Indonesia and suggest policy actions and future analytical and operational work to address these differences. The study also reveals significant challenges and offers policy recommendations to ensure inclusive education for children with disabilities.
Inclusion in Indonesia's Education Sector: A Subnational Review of Gender Gaps and Children with Disabilities This study seeks to examine gender gaps and disability issues in education in Indonesia and suggest policy actions and future analytical and operational work to address these differences. The study also reveals significant challenges and offers policy recommendations to ensure inclusive education for children with disabilities.
Indonesia Case Study Situation Analysis on the Effects of and Responses to COVID-19 on the Education Sector in Asia
This situation analysis on Indonesia is part of the broader examination initiated by UNICEF and UNESCO to provide a snapshot of the educational responses and effects of COVID-19 across Asia. It pays particular attention on the most disadvantaged groups who will be most affected by the pandemic.
Indonesia Case Study Situation Analysis on the Effects of and Responses to COVID-19 on the Education Sector in Asia This situation analysis on Indonesia is part of the broader examination initiated by UNICEF and UNESCO to provide a snapshot of the educational responses and effects of COVID-19 across Asia. It pays particular attention on the most disadvantaged groups who will be most affected by the pandemic.
Indonesia Country Gender Assessment: Investing in Opportunities for Women
This report focuses on closing the gender gaps to drive Indonesia's growth and human capital potential. Some specific recommendations include guidelines for local education agencies on outreach to disabled and learning-disadvantaged students.
Indonesia Country Gender Assessment: Investing in Opportunities for Women This report focuses on closing the gender gaps to drive Indonesia's growth and human capital potential. Some specific recommendations include guidelines for local education agencies on outreach to disabled and learning-disadvantaged students.
Indonesia Multi-Sectoral Response Plan to Covid-19 (Extension 2020)
This report makes several suggestions to policymakers handling the impact of COVID-19 on food security and nutrition. Recommendations include how vulnerable groups, such as persons with disabilities, can benefit from social protection programs.
Indonesia Multi-Sectoral Response Plan to Covid-19 (Extension 2020) This report makes several suggestions to policymakers handling the impact of COVID-19 on food security and nutrition. Recommendations include how vulnerable groups, such as persons with disabilities, can benefit from social protection programs.
Indonesia Multisectoral Response Plan to Covid-19
The Multisectoral Response Plan to COVID-19 was developed to support the Government of Indonesia in responding to the pandemic. The plan was guided by three main objectives, one of which is to protect, assist and advocate for vulnerable groups including people with disabilities.
Indonesia Multisectoral Response Plan to Covid-19 The Multisectoral Response Plan to COVID-19 was developed to support the Government of Indonesia in responding to the pandemic. The plan was guided by three main objectives, one of which is to protect, assist and advocate for vulnerable groups including people with disabilities.
Indonesia Multisectoral Response Plan To COVID-19 (May-October 2020)
This document outlines how the Indonesia Humanitarian Country Team and other UN agencies coordinated to support Indonesian government-led response efforts to the COVID-19 emergency and alleviate the impact of the pandemic on the most vulnerable segments of the population.
Indonesia Multisectoral Response Plan To COVID-19 (May-October 2020) This document outlines how the Indonesia Humanitarian Country Team and other UN agencies coordinated to support Indonesian government-led response efforts to the COVID-19 emergency and alleviate the impact of the pandemic on the most vulnerable segments of the population.
Integration of GBV prevention and management in Disaster Management
This manual serves as a guide for all stakeholders to effectively carry out the handling and prevention of gender-based violence in humanitarian emergencies. Vulnerable groups including people with disabilities and older persons are as susceptible to GBV in these situations and are thus an important part of the discussion.
Integration of GBV prevention and management in Disaster Management This manual serves as a guide for all stakeholders to effectively carry out the handling and prevention of gender-based violence in humanitarian emergencies. Vulnerable groups including people with disabilities and older persons are as susceptible to GBV in these situations and are thus an important part of the discussion.
International Practices of Income Protection for Unemployed Persons: Implications for Indonesia
The Indonesian Ministry of Manpower requested ILO's support in designing an effective employment insurance system to meet Indonesia's needs. In regards to persons with disabilities, ILO considers policies from other countries that support persons with disabilities, as they face challenges integrating into the labor market.
International Practices of Income Protection for Unemployed Persons: Implications for Indonesia The Indonesian Ministry of Manpower requested ILO's support in designing an effective employment insurance system to meet Indonesia's needs. In regards to persons with disabilities, ILO considers policies from other countries that support persons with disabilities, as they face challenges integrating into the labor market.
Kajian Cepat mengenai Ketenagakerjaan bagi Orang dengan Disabilitas di Indonesia
This quick assessment is designed to help companies recruit more workers with disabilities and to help more people with disabilities find formal jobs suited to their skills. The study includes interviews with workers with physical, sensory, and mental disabilities.
Kajian Cepat mengenai Ketenagakerjaan bagi Orang dengan Disabilitas di Indonesia This quick assessment is designed to help companies recruit more workers with disabilities and to help more people with disabilities find formal jobs suited to their skills. The study includes interviews with workers with physical, sensory, and mental disabilities.
Learning Note: Improving water, sanitation and hygiene in primary care health facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic in Indonesia
This note from the WHO/UNICEF ‘WASH FIT’ program with the Ministry of Health shares learnings to improve WASH in health care facilities (HCF). The program was designed to include indicators on gender and disability as well as the sensitising of trainers on disability and social inclusion considerations in WASH in HCF.
Learning Note: Improving water, sanitation and hygiene in primary care health facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic in Indonesia This note from the WHO/UNICEF ‘WASH FIT’ program with the Ministry of Health shares learnings to improve WASH in health care facilities (HCF). The program was designed to include indicators on gender and disability as well as the sensitising of trainers on disability and social inclusion considerations in WASH in HCF.
Lessons learnt on the Implementation of the Multi Sector Response Plan to COVID19 in Indonesia
This study captures the lessons learned from the multi-sectoral response plan developed by the UN Country Team and Humanitarian Country Team to support the Indonesian government’s effort to address COVID-19. One of the aims is to support the government in protecting, assisting and advocating for vulnerable groups including people with disabilities.
Lessons learnt on the Implementation of the Multi Sector Response Plan to COVID19 in Indonesia This study captures the lessons learned from the multi-sectoral response plan developed by the UN Country Team and Humanitarian Country Team to support the Indonesian government’s effort to address COVID-19. One of the aims is to support the government in protecting, assisting and advocating for vulnerable groups including people with disabilities.
National Study on the IMPACT OF COVID-19 PANDEMIC ON OLDER PERSONS (Including those with disabilities) IN INDONESIA
One of the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic is the widening of the existing social, gender and economic inequality gap, particularly among vulnerable populations. Older persons, especially those with disabilities, are among the most vulnerable. This study aims to understand how the pandemic affected them and the results can inform Indonesia’s program for inclusive growth and development.
National Study on the IMPACT OF COVID-19 PANDEMIC ON OLDER PERSONS (Including those with disabilities) IN INDONESIA One of the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic is the widening of the existing social, gender and economic inequality gap, particularly among vulnerable populations. Older persons, especially those with disabilities, are among the most vulnerable. This study aims to understand how the pandemic affected them and the results can inform Indonesia’s program for inclusive growth and development.
Pedoman Pelayanan Minimum Kesehatan Lanjut Usia (PMKL) pada Krisis Kesehatan
In a health crisis condition, older people are at a higher risk of violence, and the elderly with disability face an even higher risk. This UNFPA report provides guidelines for implementing the Minimum Health Service implementation for Older Persons to fulfill older persons' essential needs during crises.
Pedoman Pelayanan Minimum Kesehatan Lanjut Usia (PMKL) pada Krisis Kesehatan In a health crisis condition, older people are at a higher risk of violence, and the elderly with disability face an even higher risk. This UNFPA report provides guidelines for implementing the Minimum Health Service implementation for Older Persons to fulfill older persons' essential needs during crises.
Pertimbangan Hukum, Finansial, dan Administratif untuk Sistem Asuransi Ketenagakerjaan di Indonesia
This ILO report covers various research and findings on implementing employment insurance in Indonesia. A key recommendation is a well-designed and well-managed scheme to meet the definition of the Active Labour Market Policy to help unemployed workers find and keep permanent jobs, including workers with disabilities.
Pertimbangan Hukum, Finansial, dan Administratif untuk Sistem Asuransi Ketenagakerjaan di Indonesia This ILO report covers various research and findings on implementing employment insurance in Indonesia. A key recommendation is a well-designed and well-managed scheme to meet the definition of the Active Labour Market Policy to help unemployed workers find and keep permanent jobs, including workers with disabilities.
Recover, Rebound, Reimagine - Building A Better Future For Every Child In East Asia And the Pacific, Post COVID-19
This report summarizes the challenges, opportunities and proposed actions in the aftermath of the pandemic as they relate to social protection, emergencies, WASH, education, child protection, nutrition, mental health, gender equality. It gives special focus to youth with disabilities.
Recover, Rebound, Reimagine - Building A Better Future For Every Child In East Asia And the Pacific, Post COVID-19 This report summarizes the challenges, opportunities and proposed actions in the aftermath of the pandemic as they relate to social protection, emergencies, WASH, education, child protection, nutrition, mental health, gender equality. It gives special focus to youth with disabilities.
Republic Of Indonesia and the United Nations System in Indonesia, Government - United Nations Partnership for Development Framework (UNPDF) 2016 - 2020
The United Nations Partnership for Development Framework (UNPDF) 2016–2020 provides the framework for partnership with the Government of Indonesia, focusing on four key priority outcomes. Outcome 1 on poverty reduction, equitable sustainable development, livelihoods and decent work, covers certain vulnerable populations, including people with disabilities, who are particularly affected by poverty.
Republic Of Indonesia and the United Nations System in Indonesia, Government - United Nations Partnership for Development Framework (UNPDF) 2016 - 2020 The United Nations Partnership for Development Framework (UNPDF) 2016–2020 provides the framework for partnership with the Government of Indonesia, focusing on four key priority outcomes. Outcome 1 on poverty reduction, equitable sustainable development, livelihoods and decent work, covers certain vulnerable populations, including people with disabilities, who are particularly affected by poverty.
Roadmap of SDGs in Indonesia: Highlights
This book presents a summary of the Roadmap of SDGs Indonesia that highlights 29 (of 60 total) selected indicators. This roadmap is one of the tools to guide stakeholders on the directions and targets of the Indonesian 2030 agenda. Increasing participation in competitive human resources from vulnerable groups, including people with disabilities, is part of the goal.
Roadmap of SDGs in Indonesia: Highlights This book presents a summary of the Roadmap of SDGs Indonesia that highlights 29 (of 60 total) selected indicators. This roadmap is one of the tools to guide stakeholders on the directions and targets of the Indonesian 2030 agenda. Increasing participation in competitive human resources from vulnerable groups, including people with disabilities, is part of the goal.
SDG Baseline Report on Children in Indonesia
This report has been produced to deepen understanding of the situation of children in Indonesia and to make this data available for informed policy planning and monitoring. Much of the data needed to monitor SDG progress has already been collected; however, there are specific data gaps that require attention. For example, nationally representative data on other vulnerable groups in education, such as children with disabilities, is unavailable.
SDG Baseline Report on Children in Indonesia This report has been produced to deepen understanding of the situation of children in Indonesia and to make this data available for informed policy planning and monitoring. Much of the data needed to monitor SDG progress has already been collected; however, there are specific data gaps that require attention. For example, nationally representative data on other vulnerable groups in education, such as children with disabilities, is unavailable.
SDG Localization in ASEAN: Experiences in Shaping Policy and Implementation Pathways
This report recognizes ASEAN's development context and elaborates on how to mainstream the SDGs at the regional and sub-national levels. It also suggests stakeholder engagement for localizing SDGs, where the term "stakeholder" encompasses a range of actors, including persons with disabilities.
SDG Localization in ASEAN: Experiences in Shaping Policy and Implementation Pathways This report recognizes ASEAN's development context and elaborates on how to mainstream the SDGs at the regional and sub-national levels. It also suggests stakeholder engagement for localizing SDGs, where the term "stakeholder" encompasses a range of actors, including persons with disabilities.
Solo City a Disability-Inclusive City Profile
This report provides information about the conditions and experiences of persons with disabilities in Solo. It aims to help the city government and other city stakeholders better develop and implement disability-inclusive regulations and policies.
Solo City a Disability-Inclusive City Profile This report provides information about the conditions and experiences of persons with disabilities in Solo. It aims to help the city government and other city stakeholders better develop and implement disability-inclusive regulations and policies.
State of Health Inequality Indonesia
Understanding the state of health inequalities in countries is crucial in determining how to advance health equitably and to achieve the goals of the UN SDGs agenda. This report demonstrates how the work of a committed group of stakeholders can advance efforts to understand and address health inequalities, with a chapter specifically addressing disability.
State of Health Inequality Indonesia Understanding the state of health inequalities in countries is crucial in determining how to advance health equitably and to achieve the goals of the UN SDGs agenda. This report demonstrates how the work of a committed group of stakeholders can advance efforts to understand and address health inequalities, with a chapter specifically addressing disability.
Survey of Socio Economic Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on SDG Progress in Indonesia
This publication reveals how the pandemic significantly impacted Decent Work and Economic Growth (SDG 8). COVID-19 particularly exacerbated the inequality faced by vulnerable groups, including people with disabilities and the survey results provide a reference for future research and policy considerations.
Survey of Socio Economic Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on SDG Progress in Indonesia This publication reveals how the pandemic significantly impacted Decent Work and Economic Growth (SDG 8). COVID-19 particularly exacerbated the inequality faced by vulnerable groups, including people with disabilities and the survey results provide a reference for future research and policy considerations.
The Socio-Economic Impact of The Covid-19 Pandemic In Post-Disaster Areas: Rapid Assessment in West Nusa Tenggara and Central Sulawesi
This study analyzes the socioeconomic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on households in post-disaster areas, including in households with family members with disabilities.
The Socio-Economic Impact of The Covid-19 Pandemic In Post-Disaster Areas: Rapid Assessment in West Nusa Tenggara and Central Sulawesi This study analyzes the socioeconomic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on households in post-disaster areas, including in households with family members with disabilities.
The Well-Being of Poor Children Left by Their Mothers Who Become Migrant Workers: Case Study in Two Kabupaten in Indonesia
This study attempted to obtain a description of child well-being, caregiving arrangements, and child caregiving practices in both poor migrant and nonmigrant families in two kabupaten. Famlies with specific conditions, such as respondents with children with special needs, or respondents who themselves have physical disabilities or other conditions that prevent them from working, were given special focus.
The Well-Being of Poor Children Left by Their Mothers Who Become Migrant Workers: Case Study in Two Kabupaten in Indonesia This study attempted to obtain a description of child well-being, caregiving arrangements, and child caregiving practices in both poor migrant and nonmigrant families in two kabupaten. Famlies with specific conditions, such as respondents with children with special needs, or respondents who themselves have physical disabilities or other conditions that prevent them from working, were given special focus.
This Decent Work Country Programme (DWCP) for Indonesia
This DWCP contributes to achieving the UN Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework 2021-2025, in particular Outcome 1: People living in Indonesia, especially those at risk of being left furthest behind, are empowered to fulfill human development potential. This includes improving employment opportunities for marginalized groups, including persons with disabilities.
This Decent Work Country Programme (DWCP) for Indonesia This DWCP contributes to achieving the UN Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework 2021-2025, in particular Outcome 1: People living in Indonesia, especially those at risk of being left furthest behind, are empowered to fulfill human development potential. This includes improving employment opportunities for marginalized groups, including persons with disabilities.
Tinjauan Strategis Ketahanan Pangan dan Gizi di Indonesia Informasi Terkini 2019-2020
Research shows that during the COVID-19 pandemic, persons with disabilities had a higher prevalence of losing their jobs compared to the general public, which affected their food security and nutrition. This report recommends actions to improve food security and nutrition, including for disabled groups, by updating the household database in the government's COVID-19 pandemic social program.
Tinjauan Strategis Ketahanan Pangan dan Gizi di Indonesia Informasi Terkini 2019-2020 Research shows that during the COVID-19 pandemic, persons with disabilities had a higher prevalence of losing their jobs compared to the general public, which affected their food security and nutrition. This report recommends actions to improve food security and nutrition, including for disabled groups, by updating the household database in the government's COVID-19 pandemic social program.
Toolbox Praktik dan Gagasan Program : Banjarmasin Kota Ramah Disabilitas
This practical toolbox and program ideas report was developed based on resarch and analysis of disability issues in Banjarmasin. The lessons learned and main recommendations from disability-friendly cities, which include the importance of access to infrastructure, public awareness, and economic access, are prerequisites to fulfill the rights of PWD.
Toolbox Praktik dan Gagasan Program : Banjarmasin Kota Ramah Disabilitas This practical toolbox and program ideas report was developed based on resarch and analysis of disability issues in Banjarmasin. The lessons learned and main recommendations from disability-friendly cities, which include the importance of access to infrastructure, public awareness, and economic access, are prerequisites to fulfill the rights of PWD.
UNFPA Indonesia 2021 KEY ACHIEVEMENTS
This report highlights UNFPA's Key Achievements in 2021. One achievement related to addressing the heightened risk of gender-based violence amid the COVID-19 pandemic focused specifically on protection for people with disabilities and older persons. UNFPA mapped the issues faced by women with disabilities and older women during the pandemic and developed three modules based on findings.
UNFPA Indonesia 2021 KEY ACHIEVEMENTS This report highlights UNFPA's Key Achievements in 2021. One achievement related to addressing the heightened risk of gender-based violence amid the COVID-19 pandemic focused specifically on protection for people with disabilities and older persons. UNFPA mapped the issues faced by women with disabilities and older women during the pandemic and developed three modules based on findings.
United Nations In Indonesia Country Results Report 2021
This report has a comprehensive list of UN programs in Indonesia, including a data-driven intervention program that specifically examines the status of data collection on disability and on the mandate to Leave No One Behind.
United Nations In Indonesia Country Results Report 2021 This report has a comprehensive list of UN programs in Indonesia, including a data-driven intervention program that specifically examines the status of data collection on disability and on the mandate to Leave No One Behind.
United Nations in Indonesia Country Results Report 2021 - Local Firms Equipped For The Global Market
This report highlights a capacity building program for women entrepreneurs, including those with disabilities, to generate income by producing essential goods and services to reduce the impact of COVID-19 on their livelihoods.
United Nations in Indonesia Country Results Report 2021 - Local Firms Equipped For The Global Market This report highlights a capacity building program for women entrepreneurs, including those with disabilities, to generate income by producing essential goods and services to reduce the impact of COVID-19 on their livelihoods.
United Nations Partnership for Development Framework (UNPDF) Delivering Results Together July 2017 - December 2018
This report showcases the collective results in supporting Indonesia's advance on its development goals, including addressing the neonatal mortality problem. In an effort to dismantle barriers to accessing reproductive health services for people living with disabilities and prisoners, clinical guidelines were developed by the UN to support capacity building for health professionals in Jakarta.
United Nations Partnership for Development Framework (UNPDF) Delivering Results Together July 2017 - December 2018 This report showcases the collective results in supporting Indonesia's advance on its development goals, including addressing the neonatal mortality problem. In an effort to dismantle barriers to accessing reproductive health services for people living with disabilities and prisoners, clinical guidelines were developed by the UN to support capacity building for health professionals in Jakarta.
UNPDF Result Report 2016-2017
Based on the data that persons with disabilities (PWDs) are more likely to be poor and unemployed, the UN in Indonesia facilitated the establishment of the Indonesia Business and Disability Network with several private and government-owned companies to encourage the inclusion of PWDs in the workplace.
UNPDF Result Report 2016-2017 Based on the data that persons with disabilities (PWDs) are more likely to be poor and unemployed, the UN in Indonesia facilitated the establishment of the Indonesia Business and Disability Network with several private and government-owned companies to encourage the inclusion of PWDs in the workplace.
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