SCHOOL SANITATION IN INDONESIA

Jakarta, 14 December 2009

Outline
Sanitation In Indonesia
The Importance of School Sanitation School Sanitation In Indonesia

National School Hygiene Program

Achievement Lessons Learned and Challenges Future Orientation

Sanitation In Indonesia
Donors, local & International NGOs, Universities (Water and Sanitation projects) Media & National Water and Sanitation Networking

National Sanitation Programs

Settlement Sanitation Acceleration Program School Hygiene Program Community-Based Total Sanitation Program

National Sanitation Target 2010-2014

The Importance of School Sanitation

24,686 Junior High Schools

146,813 Primary Schools

32,628 High Schools

Strategic intervention for sanitation development acceleration

National Sanitation Target 2010-2014

School as Center of Excellence in Sanitation

School Sanitation in Indonesia

Policy and regulation
Law No. 23/2992 on School Hygiene Joint Decree of 4 ministries No. 2/P/SKB/2003 on School Hygiene Program (ministries of Education, Health, Religion, and Public Works)

Program & Projects

National School Hygiene Program School Sanitation/WASH in school Projects (UNICEF, Save The Children, CARE, PLAN, ATI, IRD, ESP-USAID, etc)

Main Stakeholders

WES Working Group Sanitation Donor group NGOs Universities Media & National Water and sanitation Networking

NATIONAL SCHOOL HYGIENE PROGRAM

National School Hygiene Program

(Main Objectives)

Provide Clean & Healthy Environment

Improve Clean & Healthy Behavior

National School Hygiene program started in the 1984

Improved Quality of Education & Human Resources

National School Hygiene Program

(Main Principles)

TRIAS UKS (School Hygiene 3 Main Principles)

Hygiene education

Hygiene services

Environmental hygiene

National School Hygiene Program

(Main Targets)
Primary target
Students

Secondary targets
Teachers Parents Learning institutions managers

Tertiary targets
Learning institutions Line agencies (local government)

National School Hygiene Program

(Organization)
Sub District
National Province District School

School Hygiene steering committee

School Hygiene steering committee etc

School Hygiene steering committee etc

School Hygiene steering committee etc

School Hygiene Executive Committee etc

Achievement on School Sanitation

Institutional Mapping of School Sanitation in Indonesia National School Sanitation Grand Design National School Sanitation Networking
On going activity supported by PLAN

On going activity supported by UNICEF

Under the coordination of National Water & Sanitation Networking

Yearly School Hygiene Competition

Implemented under the National School Hygiene Program 400 hundreds schools (of kindergarten, primary, junior and high schools) have managed to obtain the healthy school award (awarded by the president)

Lessons Learned and Challenges

The replication/expansion of National School Hygiene Program is yet to be optimal Many stakeholders on school sanitation, but no synergy The focus of school sanitation has been more to the construction of facilities, not the behavior change Facilities sustainability is low Community involvement is low

School has not been considered as the center of excellence/focal point in supporting the sanitation development program

Future Orientation
Supporting schools as the focal point/centre of excellence in sanitation development program
Institutional mapping of school sanitation (on going) Development of national school sanitation grand design (on going) Development of national school sanitation database Development of national school sanitation roadmap for 5-10 years ahead

TERIMA KASIH (THANK YOU)