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Curative CareBasic services to the poor20% of Population1,113,856,683MCHK4Birth delivery by health staffPost-partum care85% of pregnant women80% of pregnant women80% of neonates2,759, 339,727NUTRITIONIronVitamin AIodinePregnant women coverageChild coverageChild coverageLactating mother coverageIodine capsule coverageSalt monitoring coverage80%100%80%100%100%100% of schools1,888,814,976School HealthDewormingStudent screening100%100%353,071,552PHNCoverage of home visits100%2,505,518,244Family PlanningActive participants100%2,326,362,506Water & Sanitation335,315,403IMCLSick children (0-4)80%3,772,445,850Total24,713,.238,491Per capita41,189*Appendix Table 2 – Benefits covered by thepoverty health grantPrimary care for maternityPrenatal visitsPostnatal visitsWell Baby visitsInfant nutritional supplementationOther nutritional supplementationImmunizationFamily planningBasic dental careSpecialist referrals*Emergency careBasic III class hospitalization*Surgery (up to level 2)Normal deliveryComplicated deliveryAppendix Table 3 – Per capita costs (Rupiah)Per capita public 8,486Per capita special 19,603Total per capita non-poor 28,088Poverty total per capita 78,412Per capita need, poor and non-poor 38,153Poverty curative per capita 50,323Note: * Per capita need of both poor and non-poor. This figure isderived as follows: 80% (non-poor) x Rp. 28,088 + 20% (poor) x Rp.78,412** curative includes the nutritional supplementsNote: The unit cost estimates for items with the exception of thosewith “*” asterisk come from the MOH 1999 study, “Studi IdentifikasiUnit Cost Paket Dasar Pelayanan Kesehatan, PSM – Litbankes” Theones with * are derived from the 1999 Susenas.46National Human Development Report 2004