Indonesia
In April 2007, BASICS established a stand-alone project known as the Millennium Challenge Corporation Indonesia/Immunization Project. Funded through a two-year USAID Threshold Grant from the Millennium Challenge Corporation,the project assisted the government of Indonesia in its efforts to increase completed diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis (DPT3) and measles immunization rates nationally. The direct work of the project targeted 63 districts in seven provinces (East, Central, and West Java; Banten; Jakarta; South Sulawesi; and North Sumatra), where more than 60% of Indonesian children reside. Reaching the project goal of a national average of 80.5% DPT3 and measles coverage of children below one year of age was a key criterion for Indonesia's eligibility for Millennium Challenge Compact funding.
Separate from the immunization project, BASICS pursued the introduction of zinc therapy for treating diarrhea, as well as the overall strengthening of diarrheal disease programs in the Indonesia.
Click here to read the final report for BASICS' Millennium Challenge Corporation Indonesia/Immunization Project.
Click here to read the final report for BASICS' diarrheal disease program in Indonesia.
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