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Philanthropic Institutions’ Perspectives Regarding Challenges in the Indonesian Health Sector: A Qualitative Study


BACKGROUND: The Indonesian Social Health Security Agency has a key role in improving the community’s quality of life by providing financial access to all citizens to fulfill basic health needs. The society has received government funding for basic health needs through direct costs. On the other hand, there are also indirect costs for non-medical needs that may potentially become problems for some people. The concept of philanthropy was developed and became a significant and concrete utility in responding to Indonesian health problems. 


AIM: Our study aimed to explore challenges faced by the Indonesian philanthropic institutions in managing charitable giving to the health sector.


METHODS: We conducted a qualitative study to explore challenges faced by the Indonesian philanthropic institutions in managing charitable giving to the health sector. 


RESULTS: As a result, we found that internal and external support and synchronous collaboration become a common theme of challenges in managing health philanthropy in Indonesia. 

CONCLUSION: Cross-sectorial partnerships in the health sector might improve national welfare as we work toward achieving the sustainable development goals.