1. Epidemiologi of HIV AIDS In Indonesia 2012 by: Prijono Satyabakti Departement of Epidemiology Affairs, Tropical and Infectious Disease Hospital Airlangga Univercity

2. Bact to Basic: How HIV is transmitted?

3. Two main modes of HIV transmission

4. Network of HIV Transmission Risk Women sex workers Injection drugs Man sex workers Low-risk man Low-risk women Customer Spouse 50% 35% 53% 3.4% ? ? ?

5. AIDS Cases by Risk Factor (In 2011)

6. What triggered the epidemic of HIV and AIDS in Indonesia? FemaleMale +3,1million Men buy sex (2% adult male) +1.6 million Women who marry man infected with AIDS +230,000 IDU +800,000 Gay, Transjender man +320,000 Female Sex Workers Infant & children

7. Number of HIV Cases

8. Presentage of HIV AIDS by Age Group

9. Presentage of AIDS Cases by Age Group in Indonesia in 2011

10. Percentage of HIV-AIDS by Sex

12. AIDS Cases Number by Occupation AIDS Cases Number by Occupation The cumulative number of AIDS cases by occupation in Indonesia in 1987-2011

13. The Number of AIDS Cases by Occupation in Indonesia in 2011

14. Number of AIDS Cases by Province

16. Case Fatality Rate (CFR) Case Fatality Rate AIDS by Years In Indonesia, 1987-2011 Years Percent

17. Presentage of AIDS Cumulative Cases by Risk Factor a Periode of 5 years, 1991-1995, 1996-2000, 2001-2005, 2006-2010

19. VISION CONTROL OF HIV/AIDS CONTROLLINGTHE SPREAD OF HIV INFECTION AND STD AND IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF PLWHA LIFE VISION CONTROL OF HIV/AIDS CONTROLLINGTHE SPREAD OF HIV INFECTION AND STD AND IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF PLWHA LIFE

20. MISSION CONTROL OF HIV / AIDS Control the spread of HIV infection, STDs and HIV & AIDS impact through prevention efforts, improve service quality and reach of people living with HIV and communities.

21. 1.Private and civil society sector empowerment 2.Promotive, preventive priority 3.Financing 4.Human resource development and empowerment 5.Treatment, investigation 6.Control management 1.Private and civil society sector empowerment 2.Promotive, preventive priority 3.Financing 4.Human resource development and empowerment 5.Treatment, investigation 6.Control management Strategy to Control HIV-AIDS and STD in Indonesia

22. NATIONAL POLICY 1. Increase advocacy, socialization, and capacity building. 2. Enhance management capabilities and professionalism in the control of HIV-AIDS and STDs. 3. Improve the accessibility and quality control of HIV- AIDS and STDs. 4. Increase the range of services 5. Priority to community-based program. 6. Improve networks and partnerships and cooperation. 7. Promote the resources 8. Priority to promotive and preventive. 9. Prioritizing the achievement of MDG's, national and international commitments. NATIONAL POLICY 1. Increase advocacy, socialization, and capacity building. 2. Enhance management capabilities and professionalism in the control of HIV-AIDS and STDs. 3. Improve the accessibility and quality control of HIV- AIDS and STDs. 4. Increase the range of services 5. Priority to community-based program. 6. Improve networks and partnerships and cooperation. 7. Promote the resources 8. Priority to promotive and preventive. 9. Prioritizing the achievement of MDG's, national and international commitments.

23. GENERAL PURPOSE Improve the control of HIV-AIDS and STD effectively and efficiently in order to achieve public health degree as high.

24. SPECIAL PURPOSE 1. Decrease the number of new cases of HIV as low as possible (long-term target: zero new infection) 2. Decrease the levels of discrimination as low as possible (long-term target: zero discrimination) 3.Reduce AIDS death rates as low as possible (long- term target: zero AIDS-related 4.Improve the quality of life of people living with HIV

25. ActivitiesIndicatorTarget 20102011201220132014 Control of HIV-AIDS 1 HIV prevalence in population aged 15-49 years. 2. Percentage of population aged 15-24 years who have comprehensive knowledge about HIV-AIDS 3. Number of people aged 15 years or older who received HIV testing and counseling 4. Percentage of districts / cities that implement appropriate guidelines for the prevention of HIV transmission 5. Condom use in high-risk groups 6. PLWHA percentage who received antiretroviral treatment 7. Percentage of holding the Government Hospital referral services for PLWHA. 0,2% 65% 300.000 50% 25% (M) 20% (F) 70% 60% <0,5% 75% 400.000 60% 35%(M) 20%(F) 75% 70% <0,5% 85% 500.000 70% 45%(M) 30%(F) 80% <0,5% 90% 600.000 80% 55%(M) 40%(F) 85% <0,5% 95% 700.000 90% 65%(M) 50%(F) 90% Sasaran

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