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  • Public Health
  • Demography
  • Epidemiology

Background:

  • Accurate mortality data are vital for health policy and epidemiological research.
  • Many developing countries lack robust death registration systems.
  • Global initiatives aim to strengthen national mortality statistics programs.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To report on theoretical and practical perspectives of human capacity development for mortality statistics in Indonesia.
  • To describe institutional, personnel, and functional components of mortality data programs.
  • To identify challenges and solutions for capacity building in mortality statistics.

Main Methods:

  • Experience-based reporting on human capacity development within Indonesia's national Sample Registration System (SRS).
  • Analysis of institutional, personnel, and functional aspects of data collection, compilation, analysis, and utilization.
  • Exploration of challenges and solutions for national and subnational capacity building.

Main Results:

  • Indonesia has established a national Sample Registration System (SRS) for mortality statistics.
  • Capacity building involves institutional, personnel, and functional development for data management.
  • Challenges in capacity building exist at national and subnational levels, requiring tailored solutions.

Conclusions:

  • Capacity building is essential for the success and sustainability of national mortality statistics programs.
  • Training resources, public health academia, and international collaborations are important.
  • A research framework for program management, quality evaluation, and data utilization is needed.