Data Check: Is Indonesia's Maternal Mortality Rate Still 300?

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Indonesia's maternal mortality rate is higher than the average for ASEAN countries and is the second highest after Laos.

Maternal Mortality Rate in Indonesia Compared to Other ASEAN Countries According to the ASEAN MDGs 2017

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Maternal Mortality Rate in Indonesia Compared to Other ASEAN Countries According to the ASEAN MDGs 2017

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In the third 2019 Presidential Election debate, vice-presidential candidate Sandiaga Uno stated that if the younger generation, mothers, strong and independent women, and Posyandu (integrated community health services) received increased welfare budgets, it could lower the maternal mortality rate, which currently stands at 300.

According to Katadata.co.id's research in the *ASEAN Statistical Report Millennium Development Goals* 2017, Indonesia's maternal mortality rate reached 305 per 100,000 live births in 2015. This figure is higher than the maternal mortality rate in other ASEAN countries (197 per 100,000 live births) and is the second highest in Southeast Asia after Laos.

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