As a not-for-profit organization, IDGNH facilitates collaborative works in the healthcare area that leads to healthier living conditions for all Indonesians.
As a not-for-profit organization, IDGNH facilitates collaborative works in the
healthcare area that lead to healthier living conditions for all Indonesians. We believe in accessible, affordable and high-quality healthcare as the cornerstone for healthier living conditions for everyone, irrespective of their age, gender, ethnicity, social status and religious background.
We believe that good health and well-being are the cornerstones of a happier life and brighter future. Every Indonesian, independent of age, gender, ethnicity, social status and/or religious background should experience this change. Despite strong economic growth during the past decades, healthcare, clean water and sanitation are not equally available, particularly in the rural areas of Indonesia.
Our historical and individual relationship of the board members through their roots or special interest with Indonesia and our strong relationship with Indonesian society and medical experts in The Netherlands gives us the capacity to realize our vision.
Offering practical solutions for the needs of the Indonesian people by bringing them together as a project, matching supply and demand for knowledge and resources. These so-called grassroots projects must have sustainable impact on the well-being of each community.
“You” can be an individual or an organisation in Indonesia or in The Netherlands willing to start a new or to participate in an existing project in healthcare and looking for a reliable partner who has a broad network of experts with hands-on knowledge and experience. Together we can initiate and develop these projects. As a non-profit organisation we are strongly relying on support and sponsorship from our partners and donators.
Partnering with Desa Emas and Nusantara Zorg Our approach of the elderly care project in Indonesia: In 2017 we signed a joint agreement with PT Abhiseva (part Desa Emas Foundation) and Nusantara Zorg elderly nursing home in The Netherlands to develop a sustainable project that aims to improve the health
The aims of this project are: To support 38 Master Trainers in Primary Care Medicine from 18 universities to establish the first 5 Primary Care Residency Programs in Indonesia. To pilot the start of the PCP-training during the internship period to find out whether it holds a promise for speeding
In Oktober 2018 a joint collaboration was started between us, LRCB (Dutch Expert Centre for Screening), RS Kanker Dharmais and Indonesian Ministry of Health, with the aim to explore the possibility to set up a breast cancer screening project in Indonesia (first as a pilot study). Prof Ruud Pijnappel from
To ensure positive and sustainable results, the following approach is applied for the development of new project:
Local partner organisations initiate request for support or collaboration.
Define & agree upon the scope of the project
Identify & secure the required expertise, resources and funding.
Agree upon project KPIs and implementation plan
Project implementation and evaluation phase
Handover the operation/project to the local organisation
PDKI (Perhimpunan Dokter Keluarga Indonesia) Dr. Isti, USU, 28 Nov 2021
Universitas Hasanuddin, Makassar, 23 Nov 2021
Makassar, 18 nov 2020
We believe in accessible, affordable and high-quality healthcare as the cornerstone for healthier living conditions for everyone, irrespective of their age, gender, ethnicity, social status and religious background.
As a not-for-profit organization, IDGNH facilitates collaborative works in the healthcare area that lead to healthier living conditions for all Indonesians.
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