Indonesia Health Profile 2010

Graph 4.2 presents achievement of K1 coverage in 2010, which shows thatthe indicator has met K1 target of 95.26%. DKI Jakarta and Banten were twoprovinces with K1 coverage of 100%, while Papua was province with the lowestcoverage of 53.55%.Of total 33 provinces, 27 provinces (81.8%) had coverage more than 90%.Other 3 provinces had coverage between 80‐90%, while Papua, Riau Islands andWest Papua had coverage of 53.55%, 73.53% and 79.52%. Therefore, efforts areneeded to accelerate maternal health service, especially in those last threeprovinces.During 2010, achievement of K4 service coverage nationally in Indonesiawas 85.56%, which means Indonesia had met target of MoH strategic plans(renstra) for K4 coverage in 2010 of 84%. Other 20 provinces had also met K4target. Provinces on three highest K4 coverages were DKI Jakarta (94.01%), Bali(92.23%) and Bangka Belitung Islands (91.61%). Meanwhile, three provinces withlowest K4 coverage were Papua (20.90%), West Papua (48.03%) and East NusaTenggara (56.39%). Further description can be seen in Graph 4.3 below.GRAPH 4.3COVERAGE OF ANTENATAL CARE (4 TH VISIT)2010RENSTRATARGET2010 : 84%74Source: DG of Nutrition and Maternal and Child Health, MoH RIK4 coverage by province according to Riskesdas 2010 can be seen onGraph 4.4 below. There were only 2 provinces with coverage more than 84% ofpregnant women aged 10‐59 years old did K4 (4 th visit) on the last pregnancy.Those 2 provinces were DI Yogyakarta and DKI Jakarta. Meanwhile, 4 provinceshad coverage 68% ‐ 84%, 11 provinces had 52%‐68% and 16 provinces had lessthan 52%. Provinces in the eastern Indonesia included in the last group.