Corporate Engagement Wahana Visi Indonesia For Every Child

Corporate Engagement Wahana Visi Indonesia For Every Child – Life In All Its Fullness

WHO WE ARE Wahana Visi Indonesia, in partnership with World Vision International, is a local, humanitarian organization working to create lasting change in the lives of children, families and communities living in poverty in Indonesia. Inspired by our Christian values, Wahana Visi Indonesia is dedicated to working with the Indonesia’s most vulnerable populations. Wahana Visi Indonesia serves all people regardless of religion, race, ethnicity or gender.

WHAT WE DO Globally, World Vision is an international humanitarian organisation with some 40, 000 staff who implement programs in nearly 100 countries, in the following areas: Community Development Advocacy Relief Response Because poverty has both local and global causes, World Vision works within communities and across geographical areas to help individuals and groups improve the well-being of children and overcome poverty World Vision engages institutions, donors and the general public to address the global problems that perpetuate poverty. Advocacy staff empower communities to speak up for their rights, locally and globally World Vision is globally positioned to help with immediate needs like food, water and shelter when disaster strikes and to help communities to recover and prevent future catastrophes

WHERE WE ARE Working in Indonesia since 1947, World Vision and Wahana Visi currently support more than xx children, 1400 Villages, 9 provinces* and 52 areas in Indonesia * Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam, Sumatra, East Java, DKi Jakarta, West Kalimantan, Central Sulawesi, North Maluku, East Nusa Tenggara and Papua

WHAT IS THE CHILD HEALTH NOW CAMPAIGN? First Global Advocacy Campaign: Reducing the preventable deaths of children under five Child Health Now (CHN) Indonesia: Add value to existing health interventions on Maternal Newborn Child Health and Nutrition (MNCHN) The Child Health Now campaign focuses on outcomes in line with the UN’s Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) 1, 4 and 5, namely reducing hunger, child and maternal mortality, which are at risk of not being reached by the 2015 deadline in Indonesia

WHY CHILD HEALTH? Global: 8 million children die each year before the age of 5 Indonesia: 35 of 1, 000 children under five die Children can be saved with cheap, effective and easy -to-implement solutions Governments are unable or sometimes, unwilling to respond 28 days 1 year 5 years The inextricable link between a country’s health and its wealth is widely understood. Women and children represent more than half of the world’s population, so their well-being is a cornerstone of human development and progress. Women who are health literate and can access the health care they need to give birth safely – and ensure their babies get a healthy start in life – create the preconditions for economic growth and prosperity - Private Enterprise for Public Health report, World Health Organization

WHAT ARE THEY DYING OF? UNDERNUTRITION is the underlying cause of most preventable deaths under 5 years old. About XX million 0 -5 year-old children in Indonesia are MALNOURISHED. This underpins all of the major and preventable child killers, including: Neonatal deaths Pneumonia Diarrhea Malaria Measles

THE SOLUTIONS These are some of the proven, cost-effective interventions that could save children’s lives… But they will require support from many different stakeholders ORGANIZATIONS BED NETS ORAL REHYDRATION EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING SKILLED BIRTH ATTENDANTS IMMUNISATION COMMUNITIES GOVERNMENTS PROPER NUTRITION ACCESS TO BASIC SERVICES SKILLED HEALTH WORKERS CLEAN WATER

HOW BUSINESS CAN HELP 1. 1 Agencies and organizations including corporations implement supportive policies and programs 2. 2 Empowered communities influence local policies and programs 3. 3 Governments (national, provincial, local) make and deliver on commitments to increase support to achieve positive MNCHN outcomes

HOW BUSINESS CAN HELP 1. 1 Agencies and organizations including corporations implement supportive policies and programs 2. 2 Empowered communities influence local policies and programs 3. 3 Governments (national, provincial, local) make and deliver on commitments to increase support to achieve positive MNCHN outcomes Organizations work with World Vision to implement policies that support positive maternal and child health and nutrition outcomes among their employees and business partners: • Promotion of good nutrition • Support for exclusive breastfeeding • Access to health services • Support for expecting and young mothers (leave for ante-natal checks, etc. )

HOW BUSINESS CAN HELP 1. 1 Agencies and organizations including corporations implement supportive policies and programs 2. 2 Empowered communities influence local policies and programs 3. 3 Governments (national, provincial, local) make and deliver on commitments to increase support to achieve positive MNCHN outcomes Corporate partners support World Vision’s local advocacy program ‘Citizen Voice and Action’, which empowers communities to identify their own needs and advocate for services to meet these needs. Activities include: • Community awareness • Self- identification of community needs • Constructive dialogues with government, business and civil society

HOW BUSINESS CAN HELP 1. 1 Agencies and organizations including corporations implement supportive policies and programs 2. 2 Empowered communities influence local policies and programs 3. 3 Governments (national, provincial, local) make and deliver on commitments to increase support to achieve positive MNCHN outcomes Corporate partners can work with World Vision and its strong partner network, to review and influence policy that supports positive maternal and child health outcomes. This is done through: • Participation in coalitions and working groups • Dialogue with key individuals of the Congress Health Committee • Collaboration with the Dept of Health and other related Depts

ADVOCATING FOR CHILD HEALTH Case Study Kebun Gizi dari berbagai wilayah kerja Wahana Visi Indonesia

THE BUSINESS CASE FOR HEALTH The upward trend of health spending in developing countries points to a long-term opportunity for companies. In these countries, the size of health markets, measured both by population and by value, is growing rapidly – faster than GDP. Table 1 These data suggest that companies that innovate to reach new consumers through their business are likely to see the value of developingcountry markets grow over time.

FOCUS ON CHILDREN’S RIGHTS In all we do, World Vision strives to ensure that: Children are well nourished Children are protected from disease, infection and injury Children have access to basic quality education Youth are ready for economic opportunities Children are cared for in a loving, safe family & community environment with safe places to play Parents and caregivers provide well for their children We achieve these outcomes via programs in the following areas: Health, Nutrition, Water, Sanitation Child Protection Education Economic Empowerment

ADDITIONAL WAYS TO PARTNER Corporate partners can support the work of World Vision and our communities in a number of different ways: JOINT PROGRAM DESIGN AND DELIVERY PRODUCT OR SERVICE INNOVATION JOINT ADVOCACY SERVICES IN KIND GIFTS IN KIND PROVISION OF FUNDS CREATIVE FUNDRAISING CHILD SPONSORSHIP

OUR PARTNERS Banking and Financial / Management Services Consumer Goods Media

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