Indonesia Nutrition Knowledge Portal and Dashboard
Project Description
CSF in collaboration with UNICEF Indonesia, supported the Government of Indonesia in developing an integrated Nutrition Knowledge Management Portal—a centralized digital repository and dashboard to strengthen national nutrition monitoring and reporting.
Indonesia faces critical challenges in child nutrition, with more than 9 million children stunted and 3 million cases of severe acute malnutrition annually. Contributing factors such as adolescent pregnancy, inadequate maternal nutrition, poor feeding practices, and limited access to sanitation have underscored the need for a unified system to consolidate and analyze nutrition-related data.
The newly developed Nutrition Portal provides a comprehensive platform to manage and disseminate key data and resources related to nutrition programs and outcomes. Equipped with a data-driven dashboard, it allows policymakers, program managers, and stakeholders to visualize trends, track progress on key nutrition indicators, and guide targeted interventions aimed at improving child and maternal nutrition across Indonesia.
Link - https://cegahstunting.id/
- Designed and developed a centralized Nutrition Knowledge Portal for Indonesia.
- Integrated nutrition indicators and datasets to support monitoring and analysis.
- Built an interactive dashboard to visualize the nutritional status of children and mothers.
- Provided a content management system (CMS) for uploading and organizing knowledge resources.
- Supported UNICEF Indonesia and government stakeholders in evidence-based planning.
- Enhanced national capacity to track progress on nutrition-related SDG and health targets.
- Web-based CMS for managing nutrition-related reports, resources, and data.
- Multilingual portal
- Centralized repository integrating national and subnational datasets.
- Interactive dashboard visualizing stunting, malnutrition, and maternal health indicators.
- Data disaggregation by region, age group, and gender.
- User-friendly interface designed for policymakers and development partners.
