TAILIEUCHUNG - POST-2015 HEALTH MDGS

According to the 2009 Indonesia Country Report on the follow-up to the Declaration of Commitment on HIV/AIDS, the HIV epidemic in Indonesia is among the fastest growing in Asia. HIV infection rates are the highest in Papua (), where it has spread to the general population. With large mining, migrant worker and fishing industries, Papua is a likely source for increased HIV transmission throughout the region. In support of PEPFAR goals and GHI targets for prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS, the USG supports the national HIV/AIDS strategy and action plan and focuses on building the capacity of local governments and. | 2012 RESULTS FOR DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE POST-2015 HEALTH MDGS July 2012 Julian Schweitzer Marty Makinen Lara Wilson Marilyn Heymann Contents 1. 2. 3. What has been the impact of the health MDGs Evidence from the . Health Financial 4. Conclusions - Guiding Principles for the Post-2015 5. Options for Annex A. List of Health Millennium Development Annex B. List of Annex C. Summary of Responses from Annex D. Key Questions to Resolve to get to the Post-2015 Health Development Figures Figure 1 Global health milestones Figure 2 Achievement of Health Figure 3 Countries Achieving MDGs Actual and Figure 4 Rate of improvements in health MDG indicators Figure 5 Under-five mortality per 1 000 live births annual change .6 Figure 6 Causes of Death by Global Income Quintile 1990 and Figure 7 ODA to Health 1995 to i 1. Introduction This report has been prepared by the Results for Development Institute R4D with the purpose of reviewing and contributing to the evidence base concerning progress on the health Millennium Development Goals MDGs to 2015 and beyond. For this purpose the evidence base comprises experience with the MDGs to date current debates and policy developments the aim of a post-2015 global agreement similar to the MDGs how a global agreement might add value to national efforts and the type of agreement that might be made including targets and indicators. This paper on the health MDGs is complemented by similar work on the education MDGs. The authors and Results for Development Institute are grateful to the Overseas Development Institute ODI for subcontracting this research. 2. Methodology Our study undertook a combination of literature reviews interviews with key stakeholders in the health field and a roundtable discussion. Interviews were

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