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“Empowering the Community
through
Public Health Education Program”
Presented at Partnership to fight Chronic Disease Jakarta , 20-21 June 2011
by Leo . Indarwahono. SpKJ Public Health Education Manager Unilever Indonesia Foundation
Corporate Social Responsibility
OUR VISION
• We work to create a better future every day. • We help people feel good, look good and get
more out of life with brands and services that are good for them and good for others.
• We will inspire people to take small everyday actions that can add up to a big difference for the world.
• We will develop new ways of doing business that will allow us to double the size of our company while reducing our environmental impact.
UNILEVER INDONESIA FOUNDATION
Unilever Indonesia Foundation was established in 2000 as the ultimate manifestation of our corporate social responsibility commitment. It is a
significant step towards our aim to grow with society and the environment in a sustainable manner
VISION: Blending society potentials for better quality of life
MISSION:
Unlock & add value to community potentials to improve the quality of life
Be the inspiring catalyst in building strategic partnership
Synergize the strength of strategic partner based on mutual benefit principal
Enhancing corporate reputation through promoting sustainable development and sustainable business growth for society
1. Relevance 2. Model 3. Partnership 4. Replicate
IMPLEMENT Think Big …. Start Small…. Move Fast
SHARE Talk after We Do
STRATEGY
THE FRAMEWORK LED to the Strategy
• Indonesia as a developing country is facing poor hygiene and outrageous health problem. This facts is the key factor to contribute the increased mortality and morbidity rate of children.
• Diarrhea, caries dents, infection diseases become the most top diseases found commonly amongst community especially children in many district in DIY, East Java and West Java. Lack of personal knowledge of hygiene and bad habit in healthy lifestyle become the major challenge.
• We believe that HEALTH is a RIGHT for everyone therefore we provide access these Primary Health in the community.
• Public Health Education (PHE) Program play an important role to support Health and Hygiene as one of Unilever’s Vitality Mission core part to build healthy and hygiene habit
Public Health Education (PHE) Background
• To empower community and encourage them to have their self – healthy community, as well as assist them to fully participate in long term health development plan
• To reduce mortality and morbidity rates that caused by Diarrhea, Malaria and Dengue also other infection by:
Changing the community behavior by encouraging them to adopt healthy lifestyle
As initiator Health Activation to move everyone’s heart to contribute and play as apart in building Healthy Nation
• To build corporate image by embedding CSR to Unilever Brands in promoting healthy life style. (Pepsodent, Lifebuoy, Nomos, Close Up etc)
OBJECTIVES
Targeted Areas
Purwakarta
Purbalingga
Yogyakarta
Nganjuk Trenggalek
Blitar
Pasuruan
Lamongan
40+ cities and districts through out the following islands:
- Java: DKI Jakarta, Yogyakarta, East and West Java - Sumatera: Medan City - Sulawesi : Makassar City - NTB : East Lombok - NTT : South West Sumba - Bali
Jakarta WFP Probolinggo
Situbondo
Jember
Banyuwangi
Bondowoso
Lumajang Tulung Agung
Tasikmalaya
Bandung
Sukabumi
Bogor
Details of Java:
Infrastructure Support and Policies
Utilize Local wisdom and deploy field
resource
Initial Concept Leverage
Knowledge & Best Practice
Program funding
Promoting program through news coverage
& media activation
Build Partnership with common VISION for Stakeholder Engagement in 360° approach
MEDIA
NGO & Academics Government
Corporate
• Surabaya Stop AIDS • Jakarta Stop AIDS • Surabaya Stop AIDS • Other Stop AIDS in East Java and Bali
• Clean and healthy practices in schools & Posyandu (Community Health Center) • Nutrition education in Posyandu • Clean and healthy practices to PAUD at early childhood (Pre-school)
• Nutrition Campaign in School with WFP • Embedding clean and healthy education and practices • Food Diversification Campaign • Project Laser Beam .
Nutrition Program
Youth Program HIV/AIDS Prevention
Campaign
Integrated Health Promotion Program
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION CSR PROGRAM
CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAM / MODULE
PUBLIC HEALTH
EDUCATION REGENCIES’ MOTIVATOR
TRAINING OF TRAINER ON Healthy Life Style
COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER
TEAM
SCHOOL’S VOLUNTEER
TEAM
MONITORING &
EVALUATION
CAMPAIGN INFORMATION EDUCATION
TOT On Campaign Information Education
Supported by - Media - NGOs, university & other stakeholders
Supported by - Health - Education - PKK
STRATEGY
Develop Agent of Change, a Change catalyst drives and brings everyone on real action to make changes
Initiator Health Activation to move everyone’s heart to contribute and play as part in building Healthy Nation
20” LIFEBUOY SQUAD – Small Doctor Health Cadre’s Training Session
LIFEBUOY HANDWASHING CAMPAIGN
Role of Cadres
LIFEBUOY Hand washing SQUAD – Little Doctor
Health Cadre’s Training Session
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION Program “Develop Agent of Change, as catalyst who drives and brings
everyone on real action for clean and healthy living.”
Youth Ambassador to promote HIV AIDS Campaigns amongst teenagers
Early childhood education program.
Leveraging Best Practice In Healthy Hygiene Program into wider scope
program such as Nutrition
Pilot of Public-Private-Partnership in promoting healthy life style habit enriched Nutrition Program.
KEY SUCCESS FACTORS IN MAKING COLLABORATION WORKS: 7Cs
Clear and Common Vision Community based program
Collaboration and Commitment with expertise of each stakeholders
Communication to wider audience
Continuous Improvement
COMMUNITY
LOCAL PARTNERS
MEDIA
GOVERNMENT
STAKEHOLDERS:
Lesson Learned Make all stakeholders (target beneficiary –
government – local NGOs) aware that PPP is complimentary to the government effort and
resources; and the choice to improve the health and well being of the community is on their hands
Way forward
To bridge the gap between the need and resources
To leverage the commitment of local government to take up the initiative and roll out the program with their own support
To shorten the existing gap of skill and competence within the government’s manpower
To continue the synergy between the PPP to government