Where we work
Explore our presence across the country where we are working to protect the rights of all children.
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UNICEF Indonesia consists of its headquarters in Jakarta, five field offices and two sub-offices. The programmatic focus of each field office is determined by regional needs and priorities. Initiatives are carried out in tandem with subnational government and civil society partners at both the provincial and district level.
The field offices are key to UNICEF’s work. They support the organization’s efforts to model innovative approaches for children’s rights in low- and middle-income communities, both in rural and urban settings. In line with UNICEF’s equity approach, the programme recognizes Indonesia’s efforts to “develop from the periphery”, while maintaining work in high-population areas such as Java and Sumatra where most of Indonesia’s children live.
The five field offices are:
- Surabaya, East Java
- Banda Aceh, Aceh
- Kupang, East Nusa Tenggara
- Makassar, South Sulawesi (sub-office in Ambon)
- Jayapura, Papua (sub-office in Manokwari)
