Indonesia

CHISU aims to strengthen Indonesia's health information system to positively affect the achievement of maternal and newborn Health as well as tuberculosis outcomes, increase private and public sectors' data and information available for stakeholders, build HIS leadership capacity, and encourage the use of health data for health programs decision making.
CHISU focuses on support to the Ministry of Health (Pusdatin and DTO) by introducing mechanisms for data users and producers to move from data to action, and supporting the increase in the use of data from multiple sources through Indonesia Health Services' platform SATUSEHAT. This includes facilitating strategic elements of the national digital transformation roadmap for health, and establishing appropriate considerations for gender in health data as well as exploring how artificial intelligence can be leveraged to provide advanced analytics.