https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/entities/publication/c5ed8c73-f75b-4049-92bd-ac0b451e7a3e
This report assesses climate-related risks to health and nutrition systems in Indonesia and their implications for progress toward universal health coverage. It examines how climate hazards interact with geographic disparities in health infrastructure and service coverage, increasing the risk of facility damage, service disruptions, and widening inequalities, particularly in underserved provinces. Using health facility geospatial data, modeled climate hazards, and World Bank projections of climate-attributable disease burden and economic costs, the assessment identifies where populations and health services are most exposed. The findings provide evidence to support climate-resilient health and nutrition planning, strengthen service delivery, and inform Indonesia’s national food and nutrition priorities.
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