Golden Indonesia 2045

The Health System Transformation Agenda, supported by significant investments and reforms, aims to address the gaps. As foreign investments and HealthTech opportunities expand, Indonesia’s healthcare sector is poised for growth, innovation, and greater inclusivity.

1. Growing Population and Healthcare Demand

   • Indonesia’s population of 283 million is driving increased demand for accessible and high-quality healthcare services.
     

2. World’s Largest Single-Payer System

   • The National Health Insurance (JKN) scheme now covers over 90% of the population, processing claims worth IDR 158.8 trillion in 2023.
     

3. Healthcare Disparities

   • Significant gaps remain in rural healthcare access, highlighting the need for equitable service distribution.
     

4. Rising Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs)

   • Prevalence of illnesses like diabetes and heart disease underscores the importance of preventive and specialized care.
     

5. Climate Change Impact on Health

   • A 96% rise in pneumonia cases in Maluku and a 227% surge in dengue in Bali-Nusa Tenggara demonstrate the health implications of climate change.
     

6. Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Efforts

   • Indonesia’s national action plan to combat AMR aligns with WHO strategies, addressing a global threat projected to cost USD 1 trillion by 2050.
     

7. Health System Transformation Agenda

   • Supported by a USD 650 million Asian Development Bank (ADB) loan, the agenda is part of a USD 4 billion investment in healthcare infrastructure.
     

8. Upgrading Primary Care Facilities

   • Over 10,000 primary care facilities and 500 laboratories are being upgraded to enhance resilience and reduce inequities.
     

9. Preventive Health Programs

   • Plans include free medical check-ups for 52 million people to promote early detection and prevention of diseases.
     

10. Expansion of Hospital Infrastructure

    • 30 new hospitals are planned for construction in 2025 to increase healthcare accessibility and capacity.
      

11. HealthTech Opportunities

    • The growing digital health landscape offers significant opportunities for innovation in telemedicine, e-health records, and patient engagement tools.
      

12. Pharmaceutical Sector Growth

    • Regulatory reforms are attracting foreign investments, boosting local production, and enhancing supply chains.
      

13. Focus on Human Resource Development

    • Initiatives align with the Golden Indonesia 2045 vision, emphasizing skill development in the health sector to meet future demands.
      

14. Private Sector Involvement

    • Expanding opportunities in private healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and HealthTech are transforming Indonesia’s health ecosystem.
      

15. Vision for a Golden Indonesia 2045

    • A robust healthcare sector built on comprehensive reforms and investments is key to achieving the nation’s long-term development goals.