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View all search resultsGeographical conditions of malaria hotspots, climate-induced extreme weather, people migrations and limited funding are among obstacles to health authorities’ effort to achieve national target of disease elimination by 2030.
The six provinces in the country’s easternmost region account for 90 percent of the national caseload, whereas nearly 80 percent of all regencies and cities across the country have been declared malaria-free.
As the government continues to mark successes in its effort to eliminate malaria in all 514 cities and regencies nationwide, the country's eastern regions pose distinctive challenges due to their climate and geography, as well as other factors.
As one of the countries hardest hit by malaria in Southeast Asia, Indonesia stands to benefit from the RTS,S/AS01 malaria vaccine that is currently being trialed for children aged five months and over in three African countries.
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