The Ministry of Health and UNDP SMILE Hold Nationwide End-of-Year 2022 Stock Opname for the COVID-19 and Routine Immunization Vaccines
January 5, 2023
JAKARTA – The Indonesian Ministry of Health and the UNDP SMILE carried out a nationwide Stock Opname on 2-6 January 2023. Stock Opname is an activity to match the amount of real physical vaccine stocks with the recording of vaccine data on the Electronic Immunization and Logistics Monitoring System (SMILE) application. It is very important to […]
The 58th National Health Day Exhibition: UNDP SMILE and MoH’s Directorate P2P Collaborative Stand Won the 3rd Best Booth
November 10, 2022
TANGERANG – Observing the 58th National Health Day, UNDP SMILE project participated in the Health Innovation and Technology Exhibition organized by the Ministry of Health on 3-5 November 2022 at ICE BSD city, Tangerang. We are delighted that our collaborative stand won the 3rd Best Booth for the category of Government Agencies and State-Owned Enterprises! Under […]
Indonesia recognizes digital champions on health and vaccination drive through SMILE
August 11, 2022
Jakarta – Indonesia’s Ministry of Health and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) today recognized the critical role of health offices, workers, and innovators in implementing the Electronic Immunization and Logistics Monitoring System or Sistem Monitoring Imunisasi dan Logistik secara Elektronik (SMILE) to succeed the country’s immunization drive. Four health offices from Pekanbaru, South Tangerang, Bogor, […]
UNDP SMILE and the Ministry of Health Conducted a Feasibility Study on Medicine and Health Supplies
July 25, 2022
UNDP SMILE and the Ministry of Health (MoH) teams recently visited Tana Toraja, Gianyar, Manggarai, TTU, Bima, and Lampung to conduct a feasibility study on improving supply chain management of Medicine and Health Supplies. The results of this study will sharpen the analysis on improving the SMILE app’s new feature related to medicine and health […]
UNDP SMILE and the MoH trialed IoT-based Medical Waste Management Information System (WMIS)
July 25, 2022
Yogyakarta – Can you imagine how complex it is to manage tons of infectious medical waste safely? The long distance from the hospital to the final medical waste treatment site can increase the risk of illegal dumping, cross-contamination, and disease transmission due to a chance of accidents or human errors during transport time. Indonesia needs sustainable […]