Survey on public perceiveness and support for sugar sweetened beverages (SSB) taxation in Indonesia through online survey

Survey on Public Perceiveness and Support for Sugar Sweetened Beverages (SSB) Taxation in Indonesia

Comparative country studies using the narrative review method and identification studies were obtained from the FGD process with several groups, namely policy makers, researchers/experts, NGOs/youth movements and consumers aged 18-65 years.

Country comparison study:  A Comparison Study of Sugar Sweetened Beverages (SSB) Taxation in South East Asia: Lesson Learned for Indonesia 

This evaluation will focus on the processes, achievements, and efforts to accelerate health services in western, central, and eastern Indonesia while qualitatively identifying inequalities between regions. 

Evaluating efforts in accelerating health care service in Indonesia; Case study of Puskesmas in West, Central, and Eastern Indonesia

This study aims to map the future challenges and policies that must be prepared for human resource planning in the health sector in Indonesia and provide input for the concept of reforming the National Health System in the 2022 RKP.

Foresight Human Resource in Health

The Indonesian Academy of Sciences (AIPI) and the Center for Indonesia's Strategic Development Initiatives (CISDI) launched the foresight study to summarizes the actual conditions of primary health care in Indonesia.

Foresight to Structuring the Future of Indonesia's Primary Health Care

This study highlights that tobacco spending crowds out household budgets on essential commodities such as food, clothing, housing, education, and health care. The simulation reveals that reducing tobacco spending will significantly increase household spending on essential commodities.

The Crowding-out Effect of Tobacco Consumption in Indonesia

CISDI conducted survey research using the online survey method to determine the level of knowledge, accessibility and public support for the plan to implement Sugar-Sweetened Beverages excise tax in Indonesia. 

Survey on Public Understanding and Support for Excise Tax on Sugar-Sweetened Beverages in Packages

Smoking households divert 11% of their budget to buy cigarettes and other tobacco products. Tobacco spending could be deemed as wasteful spending for three main reasons: (1) it does not contribute to calorie intake, (2) it diverts resources from spending on essential commodities, and (3) it adversel

The Impoverishing Effect of Tobacco Use in Indonesia

This study examined the socioeconomic and behavioral correlates of COVID-19 infection among hospital workers in Indonesia, the country hardest-hit by the disease in the Southeast Asia region

Socioeconomic and Behavioral Correlates of COVID-19 Infections among Hospital Workers in the Greater Jakarta Area, Indonesia: A Cross-Sectional Study

This research attempts to explore the direction of changes in smoking status and behavior after more than ten months of the COVID-19 pandemic and the determinants of changes in smoking status and behavior by collecting nationally representative data of mobile phone users in Indonesia.

Changes in Smoking Status and Behavior After Ten Months of the COVID-19 Pandemic in Indonesia

This study investigated the role behavioral immune system and specific beliefs in COVID-19 misinformation in predicting COVID-19 protective behaviours. 

The role of behavioural immune system and belief in COVID-19 misinformation on COVID-19 protective behaviours in Indonesia

CISDI in collaboration with the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) has conducted a study to estimate the total health costs incurred during 2019 to deal with smoking-related diseases, including the cost borne by the Health Insurance Program.

The 2019 Health Care Cost of Smoking

CISDI published the Health Outlook 2021 to provide direction for the Government and as a reference for other stakeholders in determining the priorities for improving Indonesia's health policy.

CISDI Health Outlook 2021

CISDI published the Health Outlook 2020 to provide direction for the Government as well as a reference for other stakeholders in determining priorities for improving Indonesia's health policy. 

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