Bridging service gaps through Indonesia’s HIV Joint Programme Review
Published on April 30, 2026.
The World Health Organization (WHO) supported the HIV Joint Programme Review (JPR), which assessed the country's ongoing HIV response and identified persistent gaps in coordination, service integration, and governance. The review recommended recommendations including early diagnosis, treatment initiation, retention, and community support. The recommendations will inform the Ministry of Health's national strategic plan and the Global Fund's Grant Cylcle.
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