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05No One Left Behind

Siding with the underserved is not a statement of values but a written site-selection criterion: focus villages are chosen precisely because they are difficult, not because they are easy.

4 of 4 items open without an account Report figures as of 21 September 2026 JEJAK figures calculated when opened

Evidence items

Copied as they are from the indicator's evidence list. Click an item to go straight to its card; each card's address can be copied from the link at its foot.

  1. 5.1 Target location data Partly open
  2. 5.2 Documentation of services for vulnerable groups Open without an account
  3. 5.3 Beneficiary data by group Partly open
  4. 5.4 Documentation of services for women, children, adolescents, older people, people with severe mental illness/disabilities, the poor, and hard-to-reach areas Partly open

Evidence per item

5.1

Target location data

Partly open

Village doctor sites in 18 regencies, selected with criteria that prioritise extremely poor villages and villages with difficult geographic access. The map points and the list of sites are read from JEJAK.

Report · 21 September 2026 57sites Village doctor sites
JEJAK today 58sites Registered village doctor sites
JEJAK today 106sites Sites with readable coordinates

Criteria for selecting focus villages

  • Extremely poor villages and/or villages with difficult geographic access
  • Villages with health problems
  • Has an auxiliary Puskesmas (Pustu) integrated into primary care
  • Has an area support team (Tim Bina Wilayah)
  • Housing is available for the doctor

Evidence

What is not yet available. Extreme-poverty status and the difficulty of access per site are not yet recorded in JEJAK; focus villages are designated by the provincial government.

5.2

Documentation of services for vulnerable groups

Open without an account

Services that reach vulnerable groups are recorded per type of field activity: Posyandu for mothers and toddlers, Posbindu and Prolanis for chronic disease, home visits for special cases.

Evidence

JEJAK today Field activities by type of service

Type of serviceTarget group according to the programme reportActivitiesParticipants recorded
Integrated health post (Posyandu) Pregnant women, infants, and toddlers (maternal and child health, family planning, nutrition) 369 13,790
NCD screening post (Posbindu) Adults and older people — screening for non-communicable diseases 153 11,080
Chronic disease management (Prolanis) People with hypertension and diabetes mellitus 60 3,135
Home visit Special cases: high-risk pregnant women, people with severe mental illness, older people 286 1,107
Health education The general public and adolescents 307 14,574
Outpatient care Clinic services in the village, Poskesdes, and Posyandu 939 13,923

Participants are summed per activity and not yet deduplicated across activities. The breakdown per location is in the field activity summary.

Social media Home visits and special-case services — 8 posts

3 more posts
  • Instagram Rekap homevisit Mekarjaya Village · 6 May 2026
  • Instagram Home visit Home visit · Mekarjaya Village · 14 Apr 2026 · 1 person targeted
  • Instagram Home visit Home visit · Mekarjaya Village · 6 Apr 2026 · 1 person targeted

The top five are chosen from different villages (the largest target group per village); the rest are in date order. Post titles are shown in their original Indonesian. 18 home-visit posts about individual patients are deliberately not linked.

5.3

Beneficiary data by group

Partly open

Breakdowns already available: participants per type of field service, and students' clinical cases per patient age group.

Report · 21 September 2026 57,792people Beneficiaries
JEJAK today 70,531people Deduplicated beneficiaries

Evidence

JEJAK today Field activities by type of service

Type of serviceTarget group according to the programme reportActivitiesParticipants recorded
Integrated health post (Posyandu) Pregnant women, infants, and toddlers (maternal and child health, family planning, nutrition) 369 13,790
NCD screening post (Posbindu) Adults and older people — screening for non-communicable diseases 153 11,080
Chronic disease management (Prolanis) People with hypertension and diabetes mellitus 60 3,135
Home visit Special cases: high-risk pregnant women, people with severe mental illness, older people 286 1,107
Health education The general public and adolescents 307 14,574
Outpatient care Clinic services in the village, Poskesdes, and Posyandu 939 13,923

Participants are summed per activity and not yet deduplicated across activities. The breakdown per location is in the field activity summary.

What is not yet available. Field-activity beneficiaries are not yet broken down by vulnerable group (sex, age, disability, economic status); the target-group field in activity records is not yet filled in consistently.

5.4

Documentation of services for women, children, adolescents, older people, people with severe mental illness/disabilities, the poor, and hard-to-reach areas

Partly open

Documentation per group is curated from village doctors' posts and Community Project titles, paired with how the programme reaches that group according to the programme report.

Evidence

Documentation Documentation per target group

Women and pregnant women

Home visits for special cases; services for pregnant women, women giving birth, and newborns as part of the 12 SPM

and 18 more matching items of documentation.

Infants, toddlers, and children

Posyandu activities (maternal and child health, family planning, nutrition); services for under-fives and primary-school-age children

and 36 more matching items of documentation.

Adolescents

Adolescent screening and education covering reproductive health and mental health

Older people

Home visits; health services for older people

and 33 more matching items of documentation.

People with severe mental illness and disabilities

Home visits for special cases; severe mental illness is mandatory content in village doctor competency upgrading

The poor and hard-to-reach areas

The doctor's residence is reachable 24 hours a day, including for emergencies; services at the village health post (Poskesdes) and integrated health post (Posyandu)

and 6 more matching items of documentation.

What is not yet available. A captioned documentation gallery per group is being prepared; groups without public documentation are named as such below.