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Annex 2.1DISTRIBUTION OF GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION BY PROVINCE, 2010NoProvincesDistibution of Government AdministrationDistricts Municipalities Districts+Municipalities SubdistrictsVillages(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)(7)1 Aceh 18 5 23 275 6,4202 North Sumatera 25 8 33 410 5,6563 West Sumatera 12 7 19 169 9684 Riau 10 2 12 154 1,5685 Jambi 9 2 11 128 1,3216 South Sumatera 11 4 15 217 2,8957 Bengkulu 9 1 10 116 1,4448 Lampung 12 2 14 206 2,3589 Bangka Belitung Islands 6 1 7 44 36110 Riau Islands 5 2 7 59 34211 DKI Jakarta 1 5 6 44 26712 West Java 17 9 26 625 5,83613 Central Java 29 6 35 573 8,57614 DI Yogyakarta 4 1 5 78 43815 East Java 29 9 38 662 8,49916 Banten 4 4 8 154 1,53517 Bali 8 1 9 57 69918 West Nusa Tenggara 8 2 10 116 91319 East Nusa Tenggara 20 1 21 288 2,82320 West Kalimantan 12 2 14 175 1,77821 Central Kalimantan 13 1 14 125 1,44522 South Kalimantan 11 2 13 151 1,97523 East Kalimantan 10 4 14 136 1,43924 North Sulawesi 11 4 15 156 1,54225 Central Sulawesi 10 1 11 148 1,73226 South Sulawesi 21 3 24 302 2,87427 Southeast Sulawesi 10 2 12 201 1,84328 Gorontalo 5 1 6 65 59529 West Sulawesi 5 0 5 69 56930 Maluku 9 2 11 76 89831 North Maluku 7 2 9 111 1,05432 West Papua 10 1 11 160 1,35433 Papua 28 1 29 348 3,621Indonesia399 98 497 6,598 75,638Source : Ministry of Home Affairs Republic of Indonesia, 2010
Annex 2.2TOTAL POPULATION BY SEX AND SEX RATIOBY PROVINCE, 2010No Provinces Males Females Males and Females Sex Ratio(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)1 Aceh 2,248,952 2,245,458 4,494,410 1002 North Sumatera 6,483,354 6,498,850 12,982,204 1003 West Sumatera 2,404,377 2,442,532 4,846,909 984 Riau 2,853,168 2,685,199 5,538,367 1065 Jambi 1,581,110 1,511,155 3,092,265 1056 South Sumatera 3,792,647 3,657,747 7,450,394 1047 Bengkulu 877,159 838,359 1,715,518 1058 Lampung 3,916,622 3,691,783 7,608,405 1069 Bangka Belitung Islands 635,094 588,202 1,223,296 10810 Riau Islands 862,144 817,019 1,679,163 10611 DKI Jakarta 4,870,938 4,736,849 9,607,787 10312 West Java 21,907,040 21,146,692 43,053,732 10413 Central Java 16,091,112 16,291,545 32,382,657 9914 DI Yogyakarta 1,708,910 1,748,581 3,457,491 9815 East Java 18,503,516 18,973,241 37,476,757 9816 Banten 5,439,148 5,193,018 10,632,166 10517 Bali 1,961,348 1,929,409 3,890,757 10218 West Nusa Tenggara 2,183,646 2,316,566 4,500,212 9419 East Nusa Tenggara 2,326,487 2,357,340 4,683,827 9920 West Kalimantan 2,246,903 2,149,080 4,395,983 10521 Central Kalimantan 1,153,743 1,058,346 2,212,089 10922 South Kalimantan 1,836,210 1,790,406 3,626,616 10323 East Kalimantan 1,871,690 1,681,453 3,553,143 11124 North Sulawesi 1,159,903 1,110,693 2,270,596 10425 Central Sulawesi 1,350,844 1,284,165 2,635,009 10526 South Sulawesi 3,924,431 4,110,345 8,034,776 9527 Southeast Sulawesi 1,121,826 1,110,760 2,232,586 10128 Gorontalo 521,914 518,250 1,040,164 10129 West Sulawesi 581,526 577,125 1,158,651 10130 Maluku 775,477 758,029 1,533,506 10231 North Maluku 531,393 506,694 1,038,087 10532 West Papua 402,398 358,024 760,422 11233 Papua 1,505,883 1,327,498 2,833,381 113Indonesia119,630,913 118,010,413 237,641,326 101Source: BPS-Statistics Indonesia, Population Census 2010
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351.770212IndIINDONESIA HEALTH PROF
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EDITOR OF BOARDAdvisordr. Ratna Ros
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This Indonesia Health Profile is pr
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FOREWORDACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF GENERAL
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Annex 2.1 Distribution of Governmen
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Annex 3.17 TB Period Prevalence (D)
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Annex 4.23 Percentage of Population
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Annex 5.21 Recapitulation of Gradua
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Ministry of Health's vision is "Hea
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population, birth rate, mortality r
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Population growth is the change in
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Age structure of population by sex
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km2. Provinces with the highest lev
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GRAPH 2.7DEPENDENCY RATIO BY PROVIN
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GRAPH 2.8PERCENTAGE OF UNEMPLOYMENT
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TABLE 2.3NUMBER OF UNDERDEVELOPED D
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Based on data of number of poor peo
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GRAPH 2.12PERCENTAGE OF HOUSEHOLD B
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GRAPH 2.14PERCENTAGE OF HOUSEHOLD B
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GRAPH 2.16PERCENTAGE OF PEOPLE AGE
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GRAPH 2.18PERCENTAGE OF WOMEN AGE 1
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There are several indicators used o
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2. Underfive Mortality Rate (UMR)Un
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4. Crude Death RateCrude Death Rate
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No1234TABEL 3.110 MAIN DISEASES ON
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Chronic nutrition problem indicated
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Educationlevel ofparentsTABLE 3.5PR
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DG of Diasease Control and Environm
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GRAPH 3.10CASE DETECTION RATE (CDR)
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c. HIV/AIDSHIV/AIDS is one of commu
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GRAPH 3.15PERCENTAGE OF AIDS CUMULA
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GRAPH 3.18NUMBER OF PAUCI BACILLARY
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GRAPH 3.21PREVALENCE OF YAWS IN IND
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GRAPH 3.23NUMBER OF DIPTHERIA CASES
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GRAPH 3.25INCIDENCE RATE OF DHF PER
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GRAPH 3.29CASE FATALITY RATE (CFR)
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Above graph shows rising trend of G
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g. LeptospirosisLeptospirosis is tr
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There were three provinces with hig
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Survey (SDKI) 2007 recorded MMR 228
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Graph 4.2 presents achievement of K
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. Delivery Attendance by Midwifery
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access of delivery mother to health
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GRAPH 4.9COVERAGE OF POSTPARTUM CAR
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Polindes (village maternal clinic),
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GRAPH 4.14COVERAGE OF COMPLETE NEON
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g. Underfive Health CareUnderfive h
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GRAPH 4.19COVERAGE OF PRIMARY SCHOO
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By sex, method of contraceptive use
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Of 33 provinces in Indonesia, 20 pr
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Drop out rate of DPT‐Hb1‐measle
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Annex 4.43 and Annex 4.44 show drug
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Other indicator of hospital service
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In 2010, there were 36.23 million v
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temperature must be between 0‐8º
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has increased significantly from 20
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106Average coverage of pneumonia ca
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Batam and Mataram. In 2010, it was
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110Second‐level physical defect c
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districts/municipalities (25%) of f
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Monitoring of malaria vector suscep
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1. Iron (Fe) Tablet Supplementation
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GRAPH 4.51PERCENTAGE OF WOMEN SWALL
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GRAPH 4.53PERCENTAGE OF UNDERFIVE G
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122were West Nusa Tenggara, Bengkul
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encouraging mother to breastfeed ba
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people by type of disaster and vict
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Page 157 and 158: Health human resources data had alr
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Page 161 and 162: physicians and 112 dentists. Graph
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Page 165: Participants of National Community
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Page 178 and 179: Indonesia was on the 2 nd lowest po
Page 180 and 181: Avian Influenza firstly entered ASE
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Page 186 and 187: 3. Improved DrinkingWater Source
Page 188 and 189: BPS Statistics Indonesia. 2006. Est
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Page 197 and 198: Annex 2.6NUMBER OF POPULATION BY SE
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Annex 3.23NUMBER OF TETANUS NEONATO
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Annex 3.25NUMBER OF MEASLES CASESBY
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Annex 3.27OUTBREAK FREQUENCY AND NU
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Annex 3.29NUMBER OF DIPHTERIA CASES
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Annex 3.31NUMBER OF AFP CASES AND N
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Annex 3.33NUMBER OF DISTRICTS/MUNIC
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Annex 3.35NUMBER OF CHIKUNGUNYA CAS
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Annex 3.37NUMBER OF FILARIASIS CASE
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Annex 3.39NUMBER OF LEPTOSPYROSIS C
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Annex 3.41NUMBER OF AVIAN INFLUENZA
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Annex 4.2PERCENTAGE OF WOMEN AGE 10
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Annex 4.4PERCENTAGE OF WOMEN AGE 10
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Annex 4.6PERCENTAGE OF NEW FAMILY P
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Annex 4.8PERCENTAGE OF ACTIVE FAMIL
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Lampiran 4.10NoProvincesCoverage of
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Annex 4.12PERCENTAGE OF NEONATES VI
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Annex 4.14COVERAGE OF INFANT AND UN
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Annex 4.16COVERAGE OF UNDERFIVE WEI
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Annex 4.18COVERAGE OF EXCLUSIVE BRE
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Annex 4.20TargetVitamin A CoverageN
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Annex 4.22PERCENTAGE OF CHILDREN AG
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Annex 4.24COVERAGE OF UNIVERSAL CHI
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Annex 4.26PERCENTAGE OF CHILDREN AG
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Annex 4.28DROP OUT RATE OF IMMUNIZA
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Annex 4.30NoProvincesNumber ofPregn
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Annex 4.32NoProvincesNumber ofFerti
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Annex 4.34PERCENTAGE OF TUBERCULOSI
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Annex 4.36NUMBER OF INPATIENT VISIT
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Annex 4.38EXAMINATION OF DENTAL AND
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Annex 4.43PERCENTAGE OF DRUG AND VA
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Annex 4.41NUMBER OF ADVANCE LEVEL I
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Annex 4.44PERCENTAGE OF DRUG AND VA
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Annex 5.2NoProvincesNumber of Healt
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Annex 5.4NUMBER OF HOSPITAL AND BED
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Annex 5.6NUMBER OF SPECIFIC HOSPITA
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Annex 5.8NUMBER OF PRODUCTION FACIL
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Annex 5.10NUMBER OF HEALTH EFFORT C
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Annex 5.12NUMBER OF NON HEALTH POLY
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Annex 5.14NUMBER OF NON POLYTECHNIC
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Annex 5.16RECAPITULATION OF POLTEKK
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Annex 5.18RECAPITULATION OF STUDENT
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Annex 5.20NUMBER OF POLTEKKES GRADU
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Annex 5.22RECAPITULATION OF HEALTH
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Annex 5.24RATIO OF PHYSICIAN, DENTI
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Annex 5.26RECAPITULATION OF PHYSICI
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Annex 5.28RECAPITULATION OF MIDWIFE
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Annex 5.30RECAPITULATION OF DENTIST
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Annex 5.33RECAPITULATION OF PHYSICI
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Annex 5.34RECAPITULATION OF DENTIST
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Annex 5.36DISTRIBUTION OF WIDYAISWA
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Annex 5.38ALLOCATION AND REALIZATIO
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Annex 5.40DISTRIBUTION OF MOH EMPLO
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Annex 6.2BIRTH RATE, MORTALITY RATE
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Annex 6.4TUBERCULOSIS IN ASEAN AND
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Annex 6.6NUMBER OF VACCINE-PREVENTA
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Annex 6.8HEALTH EFFORTS IN ASEAN AN
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