Public-Private Mix (PPM) Advocacy
Public-Private Mix (PPM) is a strategy to increase TB cases that involves public and private primary and secondary health facilities. STPI seeks to strengthen PPM networks in several parts of Indonesia.
PPM Programme Intervention Area
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Why is PPM Advocacy carried out?
In 2017, 74% of people with TB symptoms in Indonesia chose to access private services. Meanwhile, only 38% of TB cases were reported by private hospitals and 4% by private doctors/clinics.
Who is the target?
The programme will be implemented at the national level and 1 district each in 7 priority provinces. The districts will be selected by fulfilling the following criteria: DPPM priority or non-priority districts, TB cases in the district, readiness of the local government and its stakeholders, presence of partners.
What is the purpose?
Improve access to quality patient-centred TB services through evidence-based policy advocacy to public and private sector stakeholders.
How long does this program run?
Starting from 2023 to 2024
How does this program work?
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Support the preparation of national level PPM policies, good practices, publications and reports for situation analysis;
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Support the collection of primary data on PPM stakeholder perspectives that relevant for “PPM TB Advocacy Capacity Assessment”;
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Organize national and subnational PPM multi-stakeholder meetings to discuss the TB nationally, especially the involvement of the private sector and the TB PPM programme;
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Support in landscaping key private groups and mapping potential resources for PPM;
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Support the identification and orientation of potential PPM advocacy partners and communication platforms at national and subnational levels;
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Advocate for innovative solutions that help reduce costs and improve access for all TB patients including from the private sector.
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